Peaceful Resolution of the War in Ukraine Impossible Until 2026
According to information published by the Washington Post, European intelligence received a document outlining Russia's supposed demands for peace negotiations regarding Ukraine. The document claims that a peaceful resolution to the conflict in Ukraine is impossible until 2026. Russia sets several conditions it considers essential for achieving peace.
One of Russia's key demands is to weaken the negotiating position of the United States regarding Ukraine. This should be achieved by creating additional tension between the Trump administration and other countries, which, according to Russia, would improve its position on the international stage.
The document also rejects Trump's plans for a peace agreement within 100 days, as Russia considers them "unfeasible" given the current situation. Instead, Russia asserts that the resolution process could take years.
A central demand from Moscow is the recognition of its sovereignty over the territories it controls in Ukraine. Russia also rejects proposals for the introduction of peacekeepers in Ukraine, emphasizing that this issue should be resolved without external interference.
Additionally, Russia proposed the creation of a buffer zone in northeastern Ukraine and a demilitarized zone in the south, near Crimea and Odessa. These proposals aim to alter the territorial and political map of the region.
Furthermore, Russia insists on the need for a change in Ukraine's political structure, calling for the "dismantling" of the current Ukrainian government. This demand indicates significant changes in Ukraine's political governance in the future.
In general, the document emphasizes that Russia is ready to negotiate, but on its own terms. This suggests a lengthy and complex negotiation process, which, according to Russian authorities, could take years.
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