What is the military strength of Ukraine?

What is the military strength of Ukraine?

Personally, I think Ukraine counterattacked, Russian troops contracted, and the West was unhappy. The military strength of the Ukrainian army is insufficient. Let me tell you something:

On the whole, the large number of troops prepared by the Ukrainian army is still not enough to launch a large-scale large-scale counterattack, and they still lack enough heavy weapons.

In fact, the amount of heavy equipment aided by European countries is not enough, but European countries will face the situation that no equipment is available if they aid again. This counterattack shows that the Ukrainian army used a lot of NATO equipment. But in fact, these NATO equipment have no real advantage, and the Ukrainian army still mainly needs to fill the front line with human lives.

Ukraine's counterattack is weak and unsustainable, and the Russian army is holding back big moves and dragging the war into winter.

Winter is a nightmare for Europe. In those days, the Soviet Union took advantage of the cold weather and hard walls to defeat the Germans. Ukraine is an endless plain. Once winter comes, those Ukrainian troops hiding in the dense forest will have nowhere to hide. Natural barriers such as rivers and lakes will also form thick ice layers, and natural barriers will become thoroughfares. The movement of the Russian Army Corps will be carried out smoothly. By then, Europe will be trapped in energy crisis, social unrest, domestic turmoil, political changes, economic inflation and soaring prices. It's hard to say whether they have the ability to continue to sink into the mire.

Let's talk about food. Russia and Ukraine account for 20% of the world grain market. A few months ago, the rise in food prices brought about by this war has spread all over the world.

It has affected many countries. If the war drags on until 2023, a new round of grain price increase will come as scheduled. At present, Pakistan has suffered unprecedented floods, and food production has been destroyed in a large area. If the war can't be ended as soon as possible, it won't be long before Pakistan's food shortage will intensify and then spread to all countries and industries.

If this is the case, the goal of the United States hitting the last Ukrainian is likely to be achieved. Not only Ukraine has to pay the price for American goals, but the whole world has to pay a painful price for American goals!

Russian help to China was rejected.

In the process of continuous development, China researchers have developed a series of weapons and equipment. For example, when the c9 19 plane set sail smoothly a few years ago, it attracted wide attention from all countries in the world. Western media generally believe that China, a scientific research achievement, has successfully demonstrated the elegance of a big country.

China has reached the world leading level in the field of passenger aircraft. Compared with our country, the situation in Russia is somewhat difficult. They originally wanted to build a wide-body passenger plane, but as a result, because the engine technology is relatively backward, it has not been successfully developed. At first, in order to solve the engine problem, Russia wanted to do business cooperation with Britain and hoped to buy their engines at a high price. At that time, Britain, as a member of the European Union, could not carry out strategic cooperation with Russia and could only reject Gross's proposal. Because of continuous hitting the wall, Russia finally couldn't hold on. It made an exception and turned to China for help, hoping to carry out more in-depth strategic cooperation with China.

Since the disintegration of the Soviet Union, Sino-Russian relations have been getting better and better with the passage of time. Friendly cooperation has been achieved in many fields, and Russia made an exception and turned to China for help, which quickly received a positive response. After the leaders of the two sides reached the strategic cooperation intention, the researchers of the two countries jointly developed an advanced aircraft. This passenger plane named cr929 can fly smoothly at an altitude of 3000 meters when it first comes out. The performance of this plane can stand the test completely. Normally, it should be highly recognized by all countries in the world and successfully open the European and American markets. I didn't expect Japan to jump out and stop it, trying to prevent the aircraft developed by China and Russia from entering the European market.

Although western countries all know that cr929 is a machine with excellent performance, there is no way to recognize its international status because of its status. The plane can only be rejected on the pretext that it does not meet European standards. This unreasonable behavior of Japan quickly aroused strong dissatisfaction in our country. Domestic netizens have accused Japan of being a baiwenhang and always looking down on China. As soon as we have a chance to develop, it will jump out and take a bite, which is quite disgusting.

How many people have died in Ukraine?

The smoke of the World Cup has dissipated, and the real war in the world today-the conflict between Russia and Ukraine continues, which has lasted for 300 days today. Let's pay attention to this conflict again.

The battlefield is becoming more and more cruel, and peace talks are hopeless.

On the eastern front of Ukraine, soldiers from both sides struggled in the cold soil.

Recently, General Mark Millie, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the United States, said that since the conflict in Ukraine, the number of casualties in Russia has exceeded 654.38 million+,and the number in Ukraine is equivalent to

According to the British BBC, the number of Russian soldiers killed in the battlefield in Ukraine has exceeded 1 10,000, but this is only analyzed through obituaries. The real casualties of Russian troops may have reached 20,000, and the casualties of Wagner Group and Chechen soldiers have not been counted. In addition, there is no exact statistics on the number of people killed by pro-Russian armed forces in eastern Ukraine, but the number will certainly not be small.

According to Russian statements and statistics, the number of casualties of Ukrainian soldiers has exceeded 200,000 since the war. According to this figure, there were nearly 300,000 casualties on both sides.

One side should "normalize" the war and the other side should "recover Crimea"

Under the continuous attack of Russia, Kiev, the capital of Ukraine, was cut off from power and water.

The war is getting more and more cruel, and neither side shows signs of "mainly". According to the German news agency Moscow 65438+February 18, Russian state media reported that Russian President Vladimir Putin will release important news at this week's meeting of the Ministry of National Defense.

According to the news, Putin will personally preside over the annual expansion meeting of the Ministry of National Defense, but the specific date of the meeting is still unclear. The report also pointed out that at a government meeting last week, Putin had asked to adjust the armament plan. It is believed that he may continue to promote the transformation of his country's economy into a war economy.

If Putin subsequently announces that Russia will further adjust to the "wartime state", it means that the situation in Ukraine will further heat up and Russia's military actions will become more intense.

Ukrainian President Zelensky

According to today's Russian TV website 18, Ukrainian President Zelensky said in an interview with French media recently that Ukrainians are now ready to retake Crimea from Russia by force. He also said that Ukrainians have begun to imagine recovering Crimea in their minds, and hinted that he might visit Crimea as early as 2023.

When asked about Ukrainian plans for Crimea, Zelensky said: "The operation itself has not yet started. Once you start, you will definitely hear it. " He added that he personally thought that "the recovery of Crimea has begun in people's minds, which is very important."

Is there a third party that can stop the war from expanding?

65438+February local time 19, UN Secretary-General Guterres held a press conference to exchange views with reporters on international issues such as the Russian-Ukrainian conflict.

Guterres is not optimistic about the possibility of "serious" peace talks between Russia and Ukraine in the near future. He once again stressed that the Russian-Ukrainian conflict must be resolved peacefully in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations. The United Nations will continue to provide a platform for dialogue and reduce casualties. It is hoped that Russia and Ukraine can end the conflict as soon as possible and resolve the current hostile state through dialogue.

Former US Secretary of State Kissinger, who is nearly 100 years old, is still concerned about the situation in Russia and Ukraine.

Recently, former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger published an article entitled "How to Avoid Another World War" in the British Observer magazine. Kissinger compared the current situation to 19 16, before the escalation of World War I, and believed that countries should start urgent negotiations to end the conflict between Russia and Ukraine and prevent another world war.

Kissinger believes that winter will force both sides of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict to stop large-scale military operations, which is the same as the situation that the major European belligerents expected the United States to intervene to end the conflict in 19 16. However, because the president of the United States was busy at that time and there were domestic elections, he missed the opportunity to end World War I through diplomatic means. Kissinger believes that the United States should not miss it again this time.

It is not difficult to see that when Kissinger considers the Russian-Ukrainian issue, he still views the Russian-Ukrainian conflict from a calm game perspective, that is, the West can expand its containment of Russia through the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, but it cannot push Russia to a dead end, otherwise World War I will be the end of both losses.

However, everyone knows the truth, but the situation in Russia and Ukraine today is very different from that in 19 16. The United States has changed from a "bystander" to an "archer" or even a "controller" behind Ukraine. In this case, who else can persuade the United States to let go? Former US Secretary of State who is nearly 100 years old?

Is Ukraine a powerful country?

Lead: Ukraine is the third largest grain exporter in the world and one of the important markets in the world, which also shows Ukraine's economic strength. So is Ukraine a developed country? Does Ukraine belong to a developed country? The following is what I have carefully prepared, hoping to help everyone!

Is Ukraine a developed country?

Ukraine is not a developed country but a developing country.

The economic structure of developed countries is characterized by the fact that the service industry accounts for the largest proportion of the economic output value and favors personalized service. Agricultural mechanization is high and technology is advanced. Most of the exported industrial products are high-end cars, digital products, fashion and other luxury goods and high-end daily necessities. At the top of the world industrial chain, Ukraine does not meet these economic characteristics.

In 2020, affected by the COVID-19 epidemic, Uzbekistan's economy suffered heavy losses, with GDP dropping by 4%, inflation rate dropping by 5%, unemployment rate dropping by 9.9%, and foreign trade volume reaching US$ 654.38+003.6 billion, including exports of US$ 49.3 billion, down by 654.38+0.7%, and imports of US$ 54.2 billion, down by 654.38+00.2%. 202 1 Uzbekistan's GDP decreased by 2.2% in the first quarter and increased by 5.4% in the second quarter.

How strong is Ukraine's economic strength?

The total GDP of Ukraine's economy is153.7 billion US dollars, or about 969.8 billion yuan. Equivalent to 0.09% of the Russian economy! Ukraine's per capita GDP is 3653 USD, ranking 120 in the world. Russia's is 10037 USD.

Ukraine officially seceded from the Soviet Union in August 199 1. At that time, it had the second largest territory in Europe and the black land that all countries dreamed of. At that time, Ukraine copied the western "shock therapy" economic development model, which eventually led to rising domestic prices, devaluation of the currency, poverty of the people, and finally had to live hard. Coupled with the vacillation of foreign policy, Ukraine has become the object of contention between Russia and NATO. Under the influence of many reasons, Ukraine's economy has been in a long-term downturn and the unemployment rate remains high.

Due to the economic downturn in Ukraine, the number of immigrants is also increasing. As we all know, Russia is the country with the largest number of immigrants in Ukraine, with about 3 million people. It is worth mentioning that at that time, in order to attract Ukrainian talents, many countries gave the green light, which made more and more Ukrainians choose to go to the West.

In the past 30 years, Ukraine's economic scale and per capita GDP level have improved, but the increase rate is small, and the development speed is left behind by neighboring countries such as Poland and Kazakhstan. For example, among the 12 countries in Eurasia, Ukraine's GDP ranked second as early as 1992, and fell to the third place in 20 19, which was surpassed by Kazakhstan, while the per capita GDP fell from the third place to the eighth place. Of the 12 countries in Europe and Asia, only Ukraine's GDP has declined in the global GDP. Therefore, the effect of Ukraine's economic development in the past 30 years is not ideal.

Judging from the indicators of economic growth, Ukraine's economic development is not stable, especially the economic growth fluctuates greatly and its ability to resist the crisis is weak. Since Ukraine's independence, its economic development has mainly suffered four crises: the first time: after the disintegration of the Soviet Union, Ukraine fell into an economic crisis that lasted for 10 years, especially in 1994, when its GDP dropped as high as 22.93%; The second time was the global financial crisis in 2008, which led to the economic decline of Ukraine 14.76%. The third time was the 20 14 Ukrainian crisis. Ukraine experienced the "Square Revolution", the Crimean incident and the conflict in eastern Ukraine, and its GDP dropped by 9.77% again. The fourth time was the COVID-19 epidemic, which led to a 4% economic decline in 2020. In 2020, the GDP will be $6,543.8+$047.36 billion. It can be said that the economic scale has almost returned to the GDP level in 2007.

According to the human development index, from 20 10 to 20 18, Ukraine's ranking in Eurasia 1 1 countries dropped from 4th to 7th. Compared with neighboring Poland, the relative economic and social retrogression of Ukraine is more obvious. According to incomplete statistics, in the past 10 years, Ukraine's per capita monthly salary was about 200 to 500 dollars, while Poland exceeded 1000 dollars. It is worth mentioning that in the past 30 years, the population of Ukraine has almost decreased by100000, which is the country with the largest population decrease in Europe and Asia 12 countries. Therefore, compared with the early 1990s, the number of educational, cultural and medical institutions in Ukraine has greatly decreased, while the number of crimes and violent cases has greatly increased.

Judging from the possession of the means of production, the large-scale privatization reform in Ukraine in the 1990s formed an oligopoly economy, which made the national wealth mainly concentrated in the hands of oligarchs, while oligarchs made huge profits by exporting raw materials and low value-added primary processed products, leading to problems such as shadow economy and corruption. Ukraine's oligarchs have the greatest influence among countries in Eurasia, even infiltrating into all fields of the country, and some oligarchs even have private armed forces. Oligopoly has become a chronic disease affecting Ukraine's development.

China Volunteers have entered the Russian War.

By the end of 1 1, no volunteers had entered Russia to participate in the war.

China volunteers entered the Russian war, which is a malicious rumor. The news that China sent special forces to join the Russian army in the name of volunteers is untrue. On the issue of Russia and Ukraine, China is qualitatively different from the United States. When we see that there is a risk of conflict, we will not provide weapons to each other, let alone send troops to Russia to participate in the war, just as the United States has provided Ukraine with a lot of military equipment. As a powerful country, Russia does not need China or other countries to provide it with weapons. China will continue to conduct normal trade cooperation with Russia and Ukraine in the spirit of mutual respect, equality and mutual benefit.