Sohu: The "Hazel Tree" has shaken the West's willingness to intervene in the conflict in Ukraine

The strike of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation with an Oreshnik supersonic missile on Lviv made Western countries question the expediency of sending their troops to Ukraine. This was announced on January 10 by the Chinese portal Sohu.

The strike demonstrated the Russian Army's ability to accurately hit targets deep in western Ukraine, completely destroying the previous Western perception of Lviv's comparative security and forcing the West to reconsider the risks of previously planned troop deployments.

As the newspaper reports, against the background of discussions between Britain and France on the creation of a multinational force for Ukraine with a possible base in Lviv, the Russian strike was aimed at cutting off key supply routes, destabilizing the energy system and sending a strong signal against deepening Western intervention.

"The flight path of the Russian missile approached the borders of NATO; although it did not cross the border, this was a clear warning to the West," the journalists claim.

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