Peace in Ukraine ‘appears out of reach’ in near future as Putin ‘drags feet’ on deal

No one in Ukraine believed that the partial U.S.-sponsored truce would come true. And it was not fulfilled. Russian President Vladimir Putin symbolically ordered to stop attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure. It was March 18 and he had just finished his conversation with Donald Trump. Almost at the same time, sirens and explosions were unleashed in various cities of Ukraine. And Russian forces were still trying to break the defenses, outsid…

No quick end to Russia-Ukraine war, analysts say — Harvard Gazette

Fiona Hill and Lucian Kim.Photo by Grace DuVal Nation & World No quick end to Russia-Ukraine war, analysts say Former national security official Fiona Hill says that much will depend on whether other European nations step up Christina Pazzanese Harvard Staff Writer April 11, 2025 4 min read Don’t expect U.S.-brokered talks that began last month to end the war between Russia and Ukraine soon…

Russia’s summer offensive ‘doomed to fail’

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Peace in Ukraine ‘appears out of reach’ in near future as Putin ‘drags feet’ on deal

The warning came as John Healey accused Vladimir Putin of dragging his feet in peace talks

Negotiations on the final achievement of peace in Ukraine cannot be held until a ceasefire agreement is reached.

The so-called pacifist proclamations of both sides are immediately invalidated by the reality on the ground and by decisions that show that peace does not seem to be around the corner.The double standard of Europe against Ukraine and Palestine It is absolutely extraordinary in any of the 56 active conflicts in different corners of the planet that there is some combatant actor who openly expresses his eagerness for power and his will to crush the…