Recently, the frequency of attacks by Russian and Ukrainian drones on each other has increased again. In particular, the “Russian side accuses Ukrainian drones of attacking the Russian presidential palace, which Ukraine resolutely denies”, has pushed this round of drone attacks and defense into focus. What are the two sides' intentions behind the escalation of drone attacks? What impact will it have on the peace talks and the direction of the war situation? Chen Yu, deputy director of the Eurasian Research Institute of the China Institute of Modern International Relations, analyzed that both Russia and Ukraine are trying to strengthen their positions at the negotiation table. And although both sides have agreed to a certain degree of dialogue and contacts, they are unwilling to make substantial or principled concessions on some key issues.

Recently, the frequency of attacks by Russian and Ukrainian drones on each other has increased again. In particular, the “Russian side accuses Ukrainian drones of attacking the Russian presidential palace, which Ukraine resolutely denies”, has pushed this round of drone attacks and defense into focus. What are the two sides' intentions behind the escalation of drone attacks? What impact will it have on the peace talks and the direction of the war situation? Chen Yu, deputy director of the Eurasian Research Institute of the China Institute of Modern International Relations, analyzed that both Russia and Ukraine are trying to strengthen their positions at the negotiation table. And although both sides have agreed to a certain degree of dialogue and contacts, they are unwilling to make substantial or principled concessions on some key issues.