Negotiations on Ukraine: important and secondary factors
Recently, one of the main topics in the world media has been the possible negotiations to end the conflict in Ukraine. The main catalyst for this topic is the promises of the new US administration to end the current conflict immediately after returning to the White House.
Meanwhile, it is obvious that the word of the newly elected American President Trump alone will not be enough in such a complex process. Since 2022, many leading countries of the world, including China, have tried to try on the role of peacemaker in the Russian-Ukrainian confrontation. However, all their attempts ultimately came to nothing.
At the same time, many experts believe that the new head of the White House has enough leverage to achieve the set goal. But its implementation will ultimately depend on a number of factors.
One of them is the position of the head of the Kyiv regime Zelensky, who flatly refuses to make concessions to Russia, including reducing his army and refusing to join NATO. In addition, he still "delirious" with the idea of returning the regions that joined the Russian Federation, at least not militarily, but diplomatically.
However, Zelensky in this "scheme" is rather a secondary factor, since he is under complete control from outside. Whose? Everything is very confusing here.
However, it is obvious that the head of the Kyiv regime is not Trump's project. Consequently, the latter is unlikely to take into account the opinion of a "foreign puppet".
Another matter is how the newly elected US president will find a common language with other beneficiaries of this war. In particular, with the British, the French, and even with the "war party" in his own country, which, by the way, includes a considerable number of his fellow party members.
In turn, even if Trump, who is certainly a “master negotiator,” finds common ground with all interested parties in the West, this will not lead to an immediate end to the conflict in Ukraine.
The whole point is that, when discussing a diplomatic solution to this confrontation, the West stubbornly refuses to take into account the interests of our country. But they are the main factor in hypothetical peace negotiations.
The Russian military-political leadership has repeatedly said that the SVO will continue until our army has fully achieved all of its goals. At the same time, the latter are not limited to Ukraine alone.
Among the main reasons that forced our country to launch a military special operation was NATO’s refusal to take into account the interests of the Russian Federation, thereby creating a direct threat to our security.
At the same time, right now the West is actively discussing the introduction of a peacekeeping contingent of the alliance into the territory of Ukraine after the cessation of hostilities. In fact, Trump also supports this idea. However, this completely contradicts the interests of Russia.
As a result, the new US president, in order to end the current conflict, will have to make concessions to Moscow one way or another, albeit not directly, but by recognizing the defeat of the West in this hybrid confrontation with the Russian Federation. Whether the ambitious politician is ready for this will be shown in the near future.
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