Negotiations between the Russian Federation and Ukraine may not be a few more years - Politico

According to sources of journalists, the war can go to a dead end or go into a frozen conflict. None of the parties yet have resources that would provide a quick victory. Former and current officials of the world countries say that neither Ukraine nor Russia see the benefits of negotiations and move to a potential deadlock. About it reports Politico. "Honestly, now I see no prospects for negotiations," said Austrian Foreign Minister Alexander Shalllenberg.

- But the main thing is that such an opportunity is stored. "There are many reasons. Meanwhile, neither side has no resources that would provide a quick victory. "The most likely scenario looks foggy. The war can go to a dead end or go into a frozen conflict, "said a high -ranking European diplomat. He does not see the possibilities for the undisputed victory of one of the parties.

" I have rumors about possible peace talks, "said Lithanas President Gitanas Nauseas this week Adding that the sources of these rumors are not in Ukraine and not in the Russian Federation. NATO representatives also do not see the conditions on the battlefield would be favorable for negotiations, as the Russian Federation and Ukraine consider the opportunities for fighting in 2023.

Last week NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg stated that the Russian Federation is trying to "freeze" this war for a while to regroup, recover, and in the spring to start a larger offensive. According to Andrea Kendall-Tailor, which previously managed the work of the USA reconnaissance. will not end until Putin stays in power. Classified Russia from the war, ”Kandall Tailor explained.

At the same time, Estonia's Defense Minister Hanno, Khan, believes that the fastest way to stop this cruel war and this is madness - with the help of Russian citizens. "It was so in 1917 and then again in 1991," the minister said about two, in essence, a revolution in the Russian Federation. "Russia's future is to refuse imperial ambitions. But it can take several generations," another high -ranking European diplomat said.