“国际加油站”第24期：美国为何不愿意直接下场乌克兰战争呢？

为什么美国不愿意在乌克兰战争中直接下场呢？

原因很简单。一个根本原因是美国方面不让让自己成为别人的垫脚石，为别人做嫁衣；相反，美国希望自己成为最后的战争赢家和胜家，由美国来主导战局并安排胜利的果实如何“分享”。其次，美国那双眼其实在紧紧盯着我们这个中央大国呢？

沉睡的雄狮已经醒来，美国内心非常的害怕，但又不能在情绪上表现出来任何害怕的样子，所以只能跟我们闹事儿，搞各种的过不去。另外，美国也非常的清楚，自己的狗链子拴着的那几条狗尤其是日本狗，对自己这个“洋爹”在内心深处是不认可的，忠诚度存疑，内心最真实的想法是有朝一日弄死自己这个“洋爹”的，美国人心里面门儿清。

美国人知道：一旦自己下场了，全胜了，那就皆大欢喜；一旦败了或者受伤了，那么自己的霸权不保是小事儿，自己豢养的这些狗会反过来会咬死自己的，给自己致命一击的。再说了，美国人奉行实用主义的工作做派，美国人要的是钱，而不是搭上自己的命。

（以下是英文版 The next is English edition）

The 24th Issue of "Global Refuel Station": Why is the United States Unwilling to Directly Intervene in the Ukraine War?

(Evening of January 10, 2026)

Why is the United States unwilling to directly intervene in the Ukraine War?

The reason is simple. One fundamental cause is that the United States does not want to become a stepping stone for others or do the hard work only for others to reap the benefits. Instead, the United States hopes to be the ultimate victor and winner of the war, dominating the situation and dictating how the spoils of victory are "shared." Secondly, the United States is keeping a close eye on our great Central Nation.

The sleeping lion has awakened, and the United States is deeply fearful, though it cannot show any sign of fear in its demeanor. Thus, it can only create trouble for us, making things difficult in various ways. Additionally, the United States is well aware that the dogs it keeps on a leash, especially the Japanese dog, do not truly acknowledge their "foreign master" in their hearts. Their loyalty is questionable, and their deepest, most genuine desire is to one day eliminate their "foreign master." The Americans see this clearly.

The Americans know that if they intervene and achieve complete victory, everyone will be happy. However, if they fail or suffer significant losses, losing their hegemony would be the least of their worries. The dogs they have nurtured would turn on them, delivering a fatal blow. Moreover, the Americans adhere to a pragmatic approach in their actions. What they want is money, not to risk their own lives.