Local residents stand near their residential building destroyed by a Russian missile attack in the town of Vyshhorod, near Kyiv, Ukraine November 24, 2022. REUTERS/Gleb Garanich
Zero Hedge: This Week Reveals Little Hope For Serious Ukraine-Russia Negotiations
The Kremlin has clarified its position on being 'open' to peace negotiations with Ukraine, after over the weekend Ukraine's leadership floated a proposal to enter into UN-brokered ceasefire negotiations in February.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov on Wednesday said any future "peace plan" must involve formal recognition that the annexed eastern territories have joined the Russian Federation.
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WNU Editor: I am still hopeful and optimistic that there will be talks to end this war later this year. But many of my friends and family members in Ukraine do not. They are on the ground in this war and are seeing everything up close. They want to get out of the country right now.
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ReplyDeleteWho has an incentive to quit? Russia is busy creating new businesses in Asia, Africa, Middle East and South America leaving Europe behind. As time rolls on Russia can't gain much economic benefits with a peace treaty, but they can gain with an armistice, like we see with North Korea. A cold peace allows Russia to keep nibbling at Ukraine will playing great power politics with Germany and France and do some deals. US loses interests cuz lets face it, Ukraine isn't a vital national interest the way Taiwan, Japan, Australia or Guam have been for 70 years. Ukraine on the other hand is getting tens of billions of aid and military equipment for free! Why quit as long as they have the manpower? Once there is a peace all the free stuff stops dropping from the sky.
ReplyDeletewhy quit? because their country has been invaded that is why
ReplyDeleteNo peace.......Die
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