Huh. Maybe those "russian-backed separatists" that said you couldn't trust the west were on to something
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concerns among U.S. and European officials that the war has reached a stalemate
Biden administration officials also are worried that Ukraine is running out of forces, while Russia has a seemingly endless supply,
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Can you really call it a stalemate when you're running out of bodies to throw in the meat grinder and your enemy's army only keeps growing? From what I'm seeing, Ukraine is effectively beaten and it's only a matter of time, and Russia has all the time in the world, and seemingly all the artillery shells. Stalemate is when you are forced to the negotiating table over a military situation that's significantly worse for you than before.
Sorry honey too busy supporting a genocide, maybe try and sort it out with Russia
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"War to the last Ukrainian."
I'll admit the early success of Ukraine did surprise me but in a knock down drag out fight this seemed inevitable unless the rest of Europe joined the fight.
Man what would Russia even accept at this point? No promises by the West will be trusted; russia might as well just destroy all the material and manpower it can while it can.
I wonder if Russia even wants to negotiate at this point. It's not like the west or the fascists in Ukraine even have any credibility. Might as well as go all the way.
I hope Russia takes all of Ukraine now for everyone's sake. A split East/West Ukraine just creates a lingering international flashpoint for decades, right on the border of the world's largest nuclear power. That's dangerous business and the WORST outcome because the conflict is never ended. Sorry Zelensky, but this is why you don't try to use your people and nation as a pawn in the conflict between great powers.
Also if you're worried about Russian imperialism or whatever: Russia annexing Ukraine means they're also responsible for reconstructing it, you still are handing them a huge burden after this destructive conflict. Theoretically this concession could also be used to renegotiate a new relationship with Russia but we both know that won't ever happen.