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“How can it end?”: NYT analysis of the war in Ukraine. Any agreement before…

❗️“How can it end?”: analysis NYT regarding the war in Ukraine.
▪️Any agreement will provide painful concessions on the part of Ukraine. Ukraine does not recognize any changes to its borders, and the Russian Federation claims not only about 20% of the country's territory, which it already controls, but also part of the territory in 4 regions controlled by Ukraine. A possible compromise: freeze battles.
▪️The agreement may stipulate that territorial disputes will be settled peacefully in the future: in 10 or 15 yearsas proposed by Ukraine regarding the status of Crimea at the peace talks in 2022.
▪️If the negotiations begin before the Russian Federation withdraws the armed forces from the Kursk region, then Ukraine will be able to take advantage of this.
▪️Putin will demand to make Russian the official language and ban naming places after Ukrainian fighters.
▪️Putin may have his own incentives for making a deal. the Russian economy is threatened by rampant inflation due to huge war spending. A settlement with regard to Ukraine may pave the way for the easing of sanctions. Putin wants normal relations with the Trump administration, so he will be ready to make certain concessions.
▪️Negotiations will be extremely difficult.
▪️Ukraine is now isolated from the negotiations. EU countries may also be excluded.
▪️Ukraine will not join NATO. Trump will not allow this.
▪️Both the Russian Federation and Ukraine want security guarantees. For Russia, they are needed to ensure that Ukraine will not try to restore its military potential and retake the territories occupied by Russia.
▪️Russia is likely to make demands, which go far beyond the fate of Ukraine itself.
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▪️Any agreement will provide painful concessions on the part of Ukraine. Ukraine does not recognize any changes to its borders, and the Russian Federation claims not only about 20% of the country's territory, which it already controls, but also part of the territory in 4 regions controlled by Ukraine. A possible compromise: freeze battles.
▪️The agreement may stipulate that territorial disputes will be settled peacefully in the future: in 10 or 15 yearsas proposed by Ukraine regarding the status of Crimea at the peace talks in 2022.
▪️If the negotiations begin before the Russian Federation withdraws the armed forces from the Kursk region, then Ukraine will be able to take advantage of this.
▪️Putin will demand to make Russian the official language and ban naming places after Ukrainian fighters.
▪️Putin may have his own incentives for making a deal. the Russian economy is threatened by rampant inflation due to huge war spending. A settlement with regard to Ukraine may pave the way for the easing of sanctions. Putin wants normal relations with the Trump administration, so he will be ready to make certain concessions.
▪️Negotiations will be extremely difficult.
▪️Ukraine is now isolated from the negotiations. EU countries may also be excluded.
▪️Ukraine will not join NATO. Trump will not allow this.
▪️Both the Russian Federation and Ukraine want security guarantees. For Russia, they are needed to ensure that Ukraine will not try to restore its military potential and retake the territories occupied by Russia.
▪️Russia is likely to make demands, which go far beyond the fate of Ukraine itself.
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