Previously, Ukraine used 117 drones to launch an attack on Russian military airports. According to Ukraine, the attack destroyed a total of 43 Russian fighter jets, including Tu-95 and A5 air police. According to the U.S. intelligence agency, the Ukrainian army exaggerated the results and actually hit 20 Russian fighter jets, of which about 10 were destroyed. However, Zelensky's move angered Putin. In a call with US President Trump, Putin directly defined the Zelensky administration as a "terrorist organization." On June 6, Russia launched a large-scale attack on the entire Ukraine.
However, Zelensky seems to be approaching madness and does not intend to stop attacking Russian mainland. According to the Washington Post, Ukrainian security agencies are planning to launch an attack on the Russian Pacific Fleet. It turned out that Ukraine was preparing to re-use the same trick, hiding the drone in the cargo concentrator, and quickly launched an attack after approaching the Russian warship located near Vladivostok. In addition, the Washington Post also revealed that Ukraine is also preparing to attack North Korea's warships transporting ammunition near the Vladivostok port. Once Ukraine's plan is successful, it can be called the Russian version of the "Pearl Harbor Incident".
In fact, it is better to say that Zelensky is getting bolder than to be crazy. Russia has the second largest nuclear arsenal in the world. Once the Russians' anger is completely ignited, there is a possibility of using tactical nuclear weapons. After Trump came to power, not only the United States was unwilling to continue to aid Ukraine, but the positions of EU countries have also been shaken. Against this background, Zelensky thought he could regain support from Western countries through several attacks and thus win better conditions for the armistice. But facts have proved that Russia's war potential has not been exhausted, and Putin cannot choose to compromise because of several attacks.
In the face of the absolute strength gap, the more successful Ukraine launches a Russian mainland, the more miserable his fate will be. After all, hundreds of thousands of Russian troops still occupy 20% of Ukraine's territory. If Russia unscrupulously launches attacks on Ukraine's homeland, can Zelensky's fate be imagined? Just on June 7, a poll released by the Russian Vada Center Poll Center also showed the changes in the mentality of the Russian people. In the poll, 56% of Russians believe that Germany is the biggest enemy of the country, and 40% of Russians believe that the United States is the most hostile to the country.
Before the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, only 16% of Russians believed that Germany was Russia's biggest enemy. In fact, the key is that after the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, Germany not only accepted a large number of Ukrainian refugees, but also the European country with the most aid to Ukraine. And the Russian mentality shows that it supports the continued Russian-Ukrainian conflict. At the same time, the Russians believe that the most friendly countries to the country are Belarus, China, Kazakhstan, India and North Korea. Especially the relationship between North Korea and Russia, as the conflict between Russia and Ukraine becomes increasingly close.
