Why is it taking Russia so long to defeat Ukraine?

The U.S. economy is grappling with unprecedented challenges and is in search of new growth opportunities and partners. China, as the world's second-largest economy, would seem to be an ideal choice, but it appears that China is not currently willing to step in and take on the burden. At the same time, Asian countries like Japan and South Korea, despite their significant economic size, seem to be unable to shoulder this heavy responsibility in the current global economic climate.

Looking around the world, it seems that only Europe has the capability and potential to take on this role. However, the wisdom and vigilance of the European people cannot be overlooked. Despite this, European decision-makers at the top levels may have been influenced to some extent by external factors.

On the other hand, Russia previously established a close cooperative relationship with India and extended an olive branch to Europe, attempting to strengthen ties with the continent. However, this trend does not align with American interests, as the United States' current strategic focus is to find partners who can support its economy.

To achieve this goal, the U.S. has had to take a series of measures to exert pressure on China, even though China has shown a firm will to resist and successfully withstand this pressure.

The U.S. is no longer willing to wait and watch its economy continue to slump. It turns to seek some economic support from Asian countries such as Japan and South Korea, while focusing its main efforts on the European market. Some large enterprises in South Korea have already suffered heavy blows and are at risk of bankruptcy, reflecting the vulnerability of Asian countries in the current global economic landscape.

In Europe, the U.S. is using various means, including but not limited to political, economic, and military strategies, to strengthen its ties with Europe and try to gain economic benefits from it. The ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, mainly due to related geopolitical events such as the destruction of natural gas pipelines, the cutting of communication cables, and the explosion of important bridges, shows that whenever the situation is somewhat eased, there are always new actions that emerge to intensify the situation.

For the United States, the current strategy is to use all available resources and means to ensure that its economic interests in Europe are maximized. At the same time, the U.S. is also closely monitoring China's situation, including the stock and real estate markets. Currently, Chinese residents' savings are much higher than their loans, which greatly shows the people's cautious attitude towards the economic outlook.

The U.S. is looking for new economic growth points globally. Before Europe has absorbed enough nutrients, the U.S. has been continuously paying attention to and participating in every corner of the global economy to ensure its own economic interests and global leadership position.