Since Israel's befuddled slap, the West's attention has shifted from Eastern Europe to the eastern Mediterranean. Though Israel cried for revenge after the incident, it screwed Ukraine badly. The United States' strong support for Israel has made Ukraine lose its confidence in the battlefield with Russia. With hundreds of thousands of Russian troops in sight, Ukraine's military and resources are still being depleted at an accelerating pace. Under such circumstances, NATO is backing down and preparing to go its own way with Ukraine. Zelensky saw this situation, and quickly put the focus on the United States, hoping that the United States would not abandon Ukraine, but did not expect that the Biden administration said that it would continue to provide military assistance to Ukraine, and privately it was secretly doing something with Germany. The United States and Germany want to force Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to "Sue for peace."

According to German media reports, Germany is now seeking a "strategically advantageous negotiating position" for Ukraine in a possible dialogue with Russia. In this regard, the United States has the same attitude. But the United States and Germany are secretly pushing Ukraine and Russia to negotiate, not publicly pushing Kiev to talk. But even the secret push is enough to show that Western countries, such as Germany and Germany, have gradually lost confidence in Ukraine, believing that Ukraine cannot win militarily, and now need to negotiate peace with Russia. Of course, this is not to blame the United States, after all, the United States has worked hard to help Ukraine, but the country has not shown any results. In contrast, Ukraine naturally does not occupy the same place in the American heart as Israel. If the United States cannot support two local wars at the same time, the one to be abandoned must be Ukraine.

After all, the outside world is right to assume that Ukraine will be discarded. So far, this is undoubtedly a heavy blow to Zelensky. Not entirely because the United States gave up, but also because before this, the United States had just given him a little hope. During his recent visit to Kiev, U.S. Defense Secretary Austin announced a new round of U.S. military aid to Ukraine worth $100 million. Would the United States continue to provide aid if it were to be abandoned? That is why Zelensky once again sees hope. And the result? In the twinkling of an eye, the United States secretly promoted Ukraine and Russia to negotiate with Germany, and wanted to force Ukraine to "Sue for peace."

In fact, from an outsider's perspective, it is not that the United States is moving too fast, but that there are signs of abandoning Ukraine. U.S. Defense Secretary Austin has only brought $100 million in military aid commitments, which is actually less than the $125 million announced in early November. Even compared to the $400 million or $500 million that was always the case in the spring and summer of this year, it is pitifully small. Does the United States look like it is "pulling out all the stops" to support Ukraine? In my view, the United States is simply muddling through and abandoning Ukraine by reducing military aid. So far, according to the development of this trend, Ukraine is not necessarily defeated by Russia in the end, it is very likely that a shot in the back of this is from the closest United States.