sandyfagina
sandyfagina t1_j252j5r wrote
Reply to comment by krneki12 in Russia steps up Kherson shelling, dismisses Zelenskiys peace plan by Ok_bro_1
Once you add the variable of security guarantees for both Ukraine and Russia, guaranteed by 3rd party countries, talks could be fruitful.
sandyfagina t1_j24mpw8 wrote
Reply to comment by Puzzleheaded-Job2235 in Russia steps up Kherson shelling, dismisses Zelenskiys peace plan by Ok_bro_1
They're behind the river now, which they say makes it easier for them to hold out. That was the line predicted by Dmitri Alperovitch by the way, the expert who predicted the invasion 2 months before it happened.
sandyfagina t1_j2402yp wrote
Reply to comment by medievalvelocipede in Russia steps up Kherson shelling, dismisses Zelenskiys peace plan by Ok_bro_1
Even the US says Putin is getting more accurate info now
sandyfagina t1_j23zyv3 wrote
Reply to comment by krneki12 in Russia steps up Kherson shelling, dismisses Zelenskiys peace plan by Ok_bro_1
At least they stopped killing each other
sandyfagina t1_j23zw2f wrote
Reply to comment by foobarijk in Russia steps up Kherson shelling, dismisses Zelenskiys peace plan by Ok_bro_1
I didn’t say there was no activity lol
sandyfagina t1_j22x7v8 wrote
Reply to comment by macross1984 in Russia steps up Kherson shelling, dismisses Zelenskiys peace plan by Ok_bro_1
That's true, it's clearly significantly weakened. I hope that's a driver for peace talks, but that depends on what Ukraine does.
Reasons for Russia's continuance are the fresh recruits and belief that existing production can hold the current defensive lines. Which is believable considering it's been a standstill for months. Or at least, not much changes in controlled territory on either side.
I guess that non-activity is a good sign? Both sides have mentioned negotiations recently. Peace is always preferable from a human perspective.
sandyfagina t1_j22syp9 wrote
Reply to comment by macross1984 in Russia steps up Kherson shelling, dismisses Zelenskiys peace plan by Ok_bro_1
>strangulated financially, his military ruined, his country end up as pariah of the West.
1 and 3 are givens. We have no idea how true 2 is.
Peace negotiations should be inevitable because neither side wants a forever war. Or is that a bad assumption?
sandyfagina t1_j25s4ng wrote
Reply to comment by kambleton in Russia steps up Kherson shelling, dismisses Zelenskiys peace plan by Ok_bro_1
NATO is the reason Russia doesn't invade the Baltic states. Security guarantees for Japan aren't causing a war with China. You're getting an F on the basics.