普京出手！11国挺进乌克兰，俄向欧洲索赔18.2万亿，开始以牙还牙

Group 1 - A coalition of 11 European countries has announced the formation of a "multinational force" to enter Ukraine, ostensibly for peacekeeping, but with the underlying goal of expanding the Ukrainian military to 800,000 personnel [8][14][19] - The tasks of this multinational force include assisting in the reconstruction of the Ukrainian military, ensuring airspace security, and enhancing maritime defense capabilities, with the potential for military operations within Ukraine [10][11][17] - Russia has responded by filing a lawsuit against the European Clearing Bank for $229 billion, marking a significant escalation in the financial conflict and indicating a shift from battlefield confrontations to legal and financial arenas [3][13][35] Group 2 - The proposed expansion of the Ukrainian armed forces to 800,000 is seen as a long-term strategy by Europe, indicating a shift from Ukraine as a "buffer state" to a "bridgehead" against Russia [26][28] - The involvement of countries like Finland and Sweden, which have recently accelerated their militarization, suggests a strategic alignment against Russia, potentially increasing pressure on multiple fronts [30][32] - The lawsuit filed by Russia is not merely a legal action but a direct counter to Western financial sanctions, signaling a potential shift in the global financial order and raising concerns about the safety of assets held in Western financial systems [47][69] Group 3 - The ongoing conflict has evolved beyond Ukraine, becoming a broader struggle for control over international order, with Russia's legal actions serving as a warning against unilateral sanctions and financial weaponization [69][71] - The European coalition's military plans may provide temporary stability in Eastern Europe but could also lead to deeper strategic entanglements for the continent [72][74] - The situation remains fluid, with upcoming meetings and court proceedings likely to influence the trajectory of the crisis, determining whether it will de-escalate or spiral into greater chaos [74]