Go to Ukraine to fight and talk about it.

Russian troops retreated from Hellson again, facing the Ukrainian army across the river. In order to celebrate such a "great victory", Ukrainian President Zelensky went to Hellson and made a big speech.

Zelensky pointed out that the withdrawal of Russian troops from Hellson was "the beginning of ending the war". To this end, various celebrations were widely publicized until many western media were found to have problems when broadcasting.

The deficiency behind "freedom of speech"

At least six Western media reporters, including CNN and Sky News, have their work permits cancelled in Hellson, and they are forbidden to shoot in Hellson.

Although Ukraine has engaged in a public opinion war since the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, it has restricted its own people?

Presumably, it was caused by a few seconds video of "Ukrainians held high the national flag and held a Nazi salute after Russian troops left Hellson" which quickly spread wildly on western social media.

The Ukrainian "neo-Nazi" forces, which were deliberately diluted by the West, were once again exposed to the world. In addition to the Azov camp, Ukraine overthrew a large number of Soviet anti-Nazi statues and erected a large number of Ukrainian nationalist monuments inextricably linked with the Nazis of the past, including Roman Hurwicz, a Ukrainian "freedom fighter" who was responsible for killing thousands of Jews and Poles, and yaroslav Stec, who wrote "I insist that Jews should be extinct in Ukraine". There are more than 654.38 million Jews in Bayar, Ukraine.

Hellson's "celebration" is not pleasant for Ukrainian western supporters. Ordinary people who "demand peace" cannot accept such anti-peace propaganda, while western politicians who support Ukraine are more or less embarrassed.

There is also speculation that Ukraine will start to retaliate against pro-Russian elements in Hellson, after two men suspected of "cooperating" with Russia were tied to a post in Hellson and publicly punished, and were filmed by the American media.

Ukraine also needs sustained military assistance from the West and needs the status of "victim", but such disclosure by the Western media is obviously not in Ukraine's interest.

Ukrainian soldiers cry

Although Zelensky is celebrating the victory, he has to admit that Hellson's confrontation has paid a heavy price.

A young Ukrainian soldier cried in the interview. Once, a team of three tanks with more than 30 vehicles was beaten to only seven. He felt sorry and ridiculous. They drove the uncontrollable old and backward tanks and won a tragic victory.

He complained about such a victorious sacrifice, but only got a scolding from the chief. "You are soldiers, shut up." "You are nothing but a group of soldiers with no names and surnames." The young soldier was very sad. He lost his brother, but his family is still expecting their safe return.

The elite of the Ukrainian army was transferred to the rear to receive NATO weapons training. Like this soldier, they are just ordinary conscripts. Although the situation is difficult, they can't escape, because all deserters will be tied behind their backs and shot directly on the ground by the overseers. Their value is to delay and buy time for the elite corps trained by NATO.

No wonder after the Polish missile explosion, Ukraine pointed at Russia and called on the West to be serious. After all, there are not many people in Ukraine who can be used for war.

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Zelensky appeared in Hellson to thank NATO Secretary General, but issued a warning.

Five days after Russian troops withdrew from Hellson, 14, Ukrainian President Zelensky appeared in Hellson to address the Ukrainian army.

According to Reuters, Zelensky told the army, "We are moving forward and preparing for peace, for the peace of the whole country."

On June 4th, 65438, Zelensky appeared in Hellson. Figure from foreign media

In his speech, Zelensky thanked NATO and other allies for their support, and especially pointed out that the American "Hippo" multi-barrel rocket launcher system played a great role.

When asked about the next target of the Ukrainian army, Zelensky said, "It won't be Moscow. We are not interested in the territory of other countries. "

On Zelensky's trip, Russian Presidential Press Secretary peskov said on the same day, "No comment. This is Russian territory. "

The Governor of Chang 'an Avenue noticed that the situation became more and more complicated as the Russian-Ukrainian conflict entered its ninth month. Can the withdrawal of Russian troops from Hellson be regarded as a turning point in the Russian-Ukrainian conflict? When will the peace talks begin? What role will the United States and NATO play in this?

In the past few days, Ukraine has frequently released negotiation signals. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Kuleba also announced at the ASEAN Summit that if Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov asks for talks, Ukraine will consider it.

Earlier, Zelensky also proposed the conditions for Ukraine to open a dialogue: restoring territorial integrity, respecting the Charter of the United Nations, compensating all losses, punishing every war criminal, and ensuring that there will be no more wars.

In response to the above remarks, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Grushko made it clear on June 5438+04 that he did not accept the preconditions for starting negotiations on the Ukrainian issue.

Grushko said that "these conditions are unacceptable" and Russia is willing to negotiate, but the situation on the ground should naturally be taken into account.

Ukrainian army.

Although regaining control of Hellson is regarded as a great victory for the Ukrainian army, what this victory means is still inconclusive.

US President Biden told reporters on June 5438+04 about the situation in Russia and Ukraine that retaking Hellson was a great victory for Ukraine. It is hard to say what this victory means at present, but the United States will continue to support Ukraine.

Earlier, Biden said that Moscow and Kiev would "lick their wounds."

Also on 14, NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg warned that despite Kiev's recent success in the battlefield, Russia's military strength should not be underestimated.

"We should not make the mistake of underestimating Russia. The Russian armed forces have retained important forces and a large number of troops. " Stoltenberg warned, "The next few months will be difficult."

Stoltenberg data map.

Under the background of increasingly complicated situation, when can the Russian-Ukrainian peace talks be restarted?

On June 38+03, David Ala Camia, the chief Ukrainian negotiator, said that the peace talks with Russia may resume in the second half of 2023.

Ala Camia said that in his view, the Russian-Ukrainian joint talks should wait until "the election cycles of Russia and the United States begin to work".

"That is to say, at the beginning of the US presidential election in the second half of next year. In addition, Putin will face elections in 2024. Everyone needs to show something politically. " He said.

In fact, there are many differences within the US government on whether to resolve the Russian-Ukrainian conflict through negotiations.

According to The New York Times, Mark Millie, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the US Army, believes that negotiations should be held as soon as possible. Millie said at an internal meeting that Ukraine had achieved some expected results on the battlefield before the arrival of winter, and they should work hard to consolidate this at the negotiating table.

Opposing senior US government officials insisted that neither side was ready for the talks, and that a truce would leave Russia with an opportunity.

Some of Biden's advisers said it was too early to negotiate.

As Zelensky said, Ukrainian return to Hellson cannot be separated from the support of NATO and its allies. Once the Russian-Ukrainian peace talks resume, what role will the United States and NATO play in it?

Judging from the public statement, the United States said that Ukraine will decide the time and content of the peace talks on its own.

On June 5438+02, US Secretary of State Blinken met with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Kuleba in Cambodia, saying that Ukraine would decide the relevant time and content of negotiations with Russia on its own.

But privately, the United States is pushing Ukraine to release the signal of peace talks.

Washington post local time 1 1.5 quoted people familiar with the matter as saying that Biden's government is privately encouraging the Ukrainian leadership to send a signal that it is open to negotiations with Russia, and to abandon those statements that openly refuse to participate in peace talks.

The report quoted American officials as saying, "For some of our partners,' Ukrainian fatigue' is a real situation."

It is worth noting that according to Russian media reports, on June 5438+04, the delegations of the United States and Russia held secret talks in Ankara, the capital of Turkey. The Russian representative is naryshkin, director of Russian Foreign Intelligence Agency, and the American representative is Burns, director of US Central Intelligence Agency.

Reuters pointed out that this meeting was the first face-to-face meeting between high-level officials of the United States and Russia since the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict.

A White House official, who asked not to be named, said that the talks between Burns and Russian representatives would not involve a solution to the Russian-Ukrainian conflict. "We informed Ukraine of his itinerary in advance, and we adhered to our basic principle: anything related to Ukraine cannot be done without Ukraine's participation."

Russian political scholar Bajiuk said that the United States privately pushed Ukraine to release the wind of negotiations, indicating that Washington lacks confidence in defeating Russia, especially Europe is worried about the deterioration of the situation. Their arsenals and financial reserves are almost exhausted, and the United States is also caught in the quagmire of energy and inflation crisis. In order to save face, it is proposed to let Ukraine negotiate with Russia.