American Patriot Missiles Won't Block Russian Invasion of Ukraine

Moscow truly believes the supply of great Patriot missile mechanisms from the United States to Ukraine does not help resolve disputes or hinder Russia from achieving the direction of military operations. The latest package of United States contributions was made public during Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy's visit to Washington.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov explained to reporters on Thursday, December 22, 2022, that there were no signs of preparations for peaceful talks during President Zelensky's visit. This suggests the United States waged a proxy war with Russia until the very end of Ukraine.

"It's not safe for quick completion, it's the opposite. This cannot hold the Russian League from achieving its intentions throughout special military operations," Peskov said in response to the patriot mechanism's contribution.

Zelensky initially explained to the United States Conference on Wednesday, December 21, 2022, funds for his country as an investment in democracy. In his speech he recalled the events of the Nazi challenging fight in World War II to suppress more and more contributions in russia's challenging war.

The United States announced an additional military contribution of USD$1.85 billion or around RP 28.8 trillion to Ukraine, one of which was the contribution of the Patriot air defense mechanism to help Ukraine prevent a series of Russian missiles during the Ukrainian President's visit to Washington. Zelensky explained the Patriot missile mechanism as an important way of creating air shields.

The conference almost agreed on an additional USD$44.9 billion in military and economic contributions. So far, the United States has sent USD$50 billion to Ukraine, which has been plagued by the most disputes in Europe since World War 2. Zelensky himself hopes U.S. support will continue in 2023.

"This is one of the steps we can eliminate the terrorist state's special instrument of intimidation — the opportunity to attack our city, our energy," Zelenskiy said at a meeting of White House journalists, standing from President Joe Biden's side.

Russia issued a special military operation in Ukraine on February 24, 2022 to remove nationalist factions and create the protection of Russian-speaking communes. Ukraine and some Western countries visualized Russia's treatment as an unarguing invasion.

White House National Security Council Spokesman John Kirby explained Washington has not witnessed any signs that Russian President Vladimir Putin is ready to take part in peace efforts. And, Peskov thinks the growing supply of arms from some Western countries to Ukraine will only deepen the dispute.

Ukraine has been hit many times by Russia targeting its power infrastructure in recent weeks. Finally, millions of Ukrainian people live without electricity or water pouring out in the midst of freezing winters.

The Ukrainian military on Wednesday, December 21, 2022, gave a report of Russian soldiers attacking targets in the Zaporizhzhia area to move Ukrainian troops working forward near the cities of Bakhmut and Avdiivka, which are bonyok. These two cities have become the concentration points of the fight in the Donetsk area.

President Putin has promised to give his military whatever it needs. The Ukrainian war is nearing its tenth final month and Russia plans to increase the capabilities of its Armed Forces by more than 30 %.