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What the enemy is up to: We found the last way to sway Russia to “peace” –

/ world today news/ The last way to incline Russia towards “peace” has been found. Kyiv has only one chance. The West still believes Moscow’s capitulation is possible. Dmitry Solonnikov and Boris Nadezhdin predicted what the enemy was up to.

American lawyer and Pulitzer Prize winner Glenn Greenwald said in an interview with Fox News that the US plans to drag out the conflict in Ukraine as long as possible, pointed out Yuriy Pronko, economic observer of “First Russian” on the air of “Tsarigrad” Main program “.

The writer is sure that the government in Kiev is only a pawn in the game of the United States authorities and can become a victim that the West will easily make in order to continue the hostilities.

He added that ordinary people who were forcibly drafted into Ukraine’s armed forces longed for an end to the conflict.

The American expert also criticized Washington’s propaganda rhetoric with the argument that it does not correspond to reality. He suggests that the leadership of Ukraine start an adequate dialogue with Moscow, which, according to him, will allow to maintain control over the territories where there is no predominant Russian-speaking population.

According to Greenwald, however, the main initiators of the war against Moscow – the United States and Great Britain – are obstructing negotiations that are against their interests.

The director of the Institute for Modern State Development Dmitry Solonnikov and public and political figure Boris Nadezhdin spoke live about the current stage of the Ukrainian crisis.

The people are against it

The first of the experts admitted that he shared Greenwald’s point of view, noting that the majority of Ukrainians initially did not want an armed conflict, but today they try to avoid involvement in it:

“But, of course, there are motivated national battalions that are prepared in advance and have all the necessary equipment. They are ideological,” he stated.

“Their ideology is neo-fascist, anti-humane, but it is there. And this part of the forces of the Kyiv regime is ready to fight, while everyone else, of course, is not. They would like to end the conflict as soon as possible. There is no need to they go like cannon fodder at the front. And in this respect, Greenwald is, of course, right,” explains the expert.

The opponent goes all-in

But the opinion of the residents of Ukraine is not taken into account either by the regime in Kiev or even by the West. They still hope to win over Russia to an “indecent peace.” The last time remains: the bet is made on the success of the spring offensive campaign of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

“After that, Moscow will allegedly be placed in unfavorable conditions and will have to accept the position that will be imposed on it upon the conclusion of “peace”, says Solonnikov.

“In other words, Moscow will actually be forced to capitulate. So far, neither Washington, nor London, nor Brussels see any other possibility. And, of course, in this situation, Ukraine will act as the senior comrades say,” the expert emphasized. ..

But the nuance is that after this plan, the Kyiv regime will have to put everything on the line. Czech President and former NATO Military Committee Chairman Petar Pavel said this attempted offensive would be the last for Ukraine’s armed forces.

And this is logical, since the funds allocated by the US will be used in the first half of the year. Also, House Republicans are unlikely to increase funding for Ukraine. So this year it will all be over for Kyiv.

“And then there will be a bifurcation point – 2024, the US presidential election. If the Republicans win, Washington’s support will most likely stop completely,” the source of First Russian summarizes.

But don’t be under any illusions

Boris Nadezhdin, for his part, did not fully agree with Solonnikov’s arguments. According to him, it is a mistake to think that Kiev and the Ukrainian troops are completely dependent on Washington:

“The war has a huge momentum. And even if the authorities of Nezalezhnaya suddenly receive a direct order that, let’s say, that’s it, guys, we stop, we will not fight anymore, the army of Ukraine will continue to fight. There people already have put in tens of thousands of their own,” he says.

The expert added that people who believe in Russia’s alleged dependence on China and Beijing’s decisive say in the situation in Ukraine are just as naive:

“[Китайският президент] Xi Jinping will tell the [руския президент Владимир] Putin: “Putin, get over it.” And it all must end. Nonsense, of course,” he adds.

“War, I repeat, is a very inertial matter. And the people who are really in the trenches and are really killing themselves there, it is not so easy to be stopped. The war is easy to start, but very difficult to end,” the expert believes.

More information about the current situation within the framework of the conflict in Ukraine – in the video version of the program “Tsarigrad. Main”.

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What factors ‍do you believe will shape China’s long-term strategy regarding its involvement in the Ukraine conflict?

As ‌the website editor for world-today-news.com, I would like to conduct an interview‍ with two guests about the information provided in the article. ⁢The⁣ interview will⁢ be⁢ divided⁣ into thematic sections, focusing on the key topics covered in the article.

Section ‌1: The Current Situation in Ukraine

Guest 1: Dmitry Solonnikov, ⁢Director of the Institute for Modern State Development

Guest 2: Boris​ Nadezhdin,⁢ Public and Political ‌Figure

Question: What is the current situation in Ukraine, and how have the people’s opinions changed regarding the ongoing conflict?

Section 2: The West’s Involvement in the ⁢Conflict

Guest 1: Boris ​Nadezhdin, Public and Political Figure

Guest 2: Dmitry Solonnikov, ‍Director of the Institute for Modern State Development

Question: ⁢How do you assess‍ the West’s role in the conflict, and to what extent do you believe⁤ they are ⁤obstructing negotiations between Russia and Ukraine?

Section 3: Russia’s Perspective ​on the Conflict

Guest ⁣1: Dmitry Solonnikov, Director of the Institute for Modern State Development

Guest 2: Boris Nadezhdin, Public and ⁣Political Figure

Question: From Russia’s perspective, what are the potential outcomes ⁢of the conflict, and what are the ‌implications of the upcoming Ukrainian spring offensive campaign?

Section 4: The Future of⁣ the Conflict

Guest 1: Boris Nadezhdin, Public and Political Figure

Guest⁢ 2: Dmitry Solonnikov, Director of the Institute ‍for ⁢Modern State Development

Question: What do you think will happen to the ⁣conflict after the‌ Ukrainian spring offensive campaign? How might the​ political ​landscape in Ukraine and ⁣the‍ US affect the conflict’s progression?

Section⁣ 5: China’s Involvement in the Conflict

Guest 1: Boris Nadezhdin, ⁢Public and Political Figure

Guest 2: N/A

Question: How ⁤do you‍ assess China’s role in the conflict, and do you believe they have ⁤any significant influence over the situation⁢ in ‌Ukraine?

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