A Fake Front Line that Exists only on Russian State Maps Is Set to Grow All Winter, ISW Expects, After Russia’s Envoys Carried It to the Peace Table
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At talks in the United Arab Emirates in Abu Dhabi, Russian officials tried to impose a fictional version of the front line on the United States and Ukraine, and high-ranking Kremlin representatives publicly demanded full Ukrainian capitulation and territorial concessions that go far beyond the borders of Donbass. This is stated in a report by analysts at the Institute for Military Studies (ISW).
A fake front line that exists only on Russian state maps is set to grow all winter, ISW expects, after Russia’s envoys carried it to the peace table
Moscow pairs these paper conquests with a demand for whole Ukrainian oblasts, including towns its soldiers have never reached.
Information appears on the day American envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner arrived in Moscow to meet Vladimir Putin
The American side is officially satisfied with the results of the peace talks in Abu Dhabi. However, experts from the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) offer a different assessment. "Russian officials used the talks to persuade US and Ukrainian representatives to accept a carefully crafted, fictional version of the front lines."
On November 10-11, trilateral talks were held in Abu Dhabi
During the talks in the UAE, Kremlin officials categorically voiced Moscow's constant demands for Ukraine's complete surrender and territorial concessions that go far beyond the borders of Donbas. Apparently, Russia also plans to build on the basis of further negotiations on the territory of Ukraine a fictitious front line, which was discussed in Abu Dhabi.
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