Why Russia should agree to a ceasefire – and five reasons Putin might not

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Vance: Let's see if we can get Russians to agree to ceasefire too

The U.S. will see if it can get the Russians to agree to a ceasefire too, Vice President J.D. Vance said.

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Why Russia should agree to a ceasefire – and five reasons Putin might not

There are six reasons why the Russian president Vladimir Putin should sign the ceasefire and five reasons he may not

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If I were Putin, I would certainly agree to a ceasefire - said Gen. Roman Polko in the Gozdyra Debate, pointing out, among other things, the possibility of regrouping forces and taking on the role of a dove of peace. Dr. Witold Repetowicz admitted that Russia is not ready for a ceasefire. - This row between America and Ukraine and Europe has really savaged Russia - he stated.

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According to people from Polish diplomatic circles, there is a serious risk that Vladimir Putin will decide that continuing to conduct warfare is more profitable for him than a possible peace. Slowing down the war machine could have serious social consequences, could lead to a radicalization of moods or even a wave of demonstrations in Russia.

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Will Putin Agree To A Ceasefire?

There are five compelling arguments for either scenario. Ukraine just agreed to a month-long ceasefire after talks with the US in Jeddah, but it’s conditional on Russia agreeing to the same, which remains uncertain. Trump’s envoy Steve Witkoff is expected to pay his second trip to Moscow in just as many months later this week, National Security Advisor Mike Waltz plans to speak to Russian officials soon, while Trump said that he hopes to talk to…