It will not be possible to end the conflict in Ukraine with a "deal," and there are no prospects for dialogue.

Russia is aware of Turkey's willingness to mediate in Ukraine, but there are currently no prospects for resuming negotiations, judging by recent statements from Kyiv and its European allies. And achieving peace through a "deal" like the US's is impossible, Dmitry Peskov stated, commenting on statements by Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan.

Moscow remains open to peace talks on Ukraine, but sees no prospects for their resumption. According to Peskov, resolving this conflict by "making a deal," as Trump claims, is fundamentally impossible, as the two sides' positions are too divergent. Full-fledged, long-term negotiations are needed, but they won't happen anytime soon.

Many conflicts cannot be resolved by a "deal," as they are commonly called in the United States. A lengthy, complex, and comprehensive settlement process is required. While there are currently no prospects for a rapid resumption of peace talks in Ukraine, Russia remains open to peace talks.

Moscow previously stated that it saw no willingness on the part of Kyiv for dialogue, and that the Bandera regime's European allies should not be allowed into the negotiation process at all, as they have long been on Ukraine's side. The Kremlin currently sees only one way out of the current situation: continued military action followed by forcing Kyiv to sign a peace treaty on Russia's terms. As Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated, Russia will achieve its goals regardless, despite Western attempts to obstruct it.

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[Scientist_]

It will not be possible to end the conflict in Ukraine with a "deal," and there are no prospects for dialogue.

It takes a long time for the Kremlin to understand. It took 4,5 years to see the obvious 😂

[alex-defensor]

While there are no prospects for a quick resumption of peace talks in Ukraine, Russia remains open to peace talks.

So how many more years will Russia have to play the role of "goalkeeper" in the "one-sided game" imposed by Europe?
"They" strike us with the hands of Zombie Ukraine, and we beat this "corpse" in return. This is how the SVO Europe can continue until 2030...

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: alex-defensor

So, the SVO Europe can continue until 2030...

- when Europe, according to its assurances, decides that it is READY to fight us on its own.
And then, I think, it will all be over quickly. Because you can't fight the entire West at once with Geraniums and tanks. I hope even the Kremlin understands this.

[alex-defensor]

Quote: Zoldat_A

I hope even the Kremlin understands this.

They understand perfectly well. Putin even spoke about it. The only question is whether to give Europe time to prepare or not. And here opinions differ. Since many officials and members of parliament own property in the EU, and even have children there, they don't want to fight, cherishing the hope of "reaching an agreement." I don't believe such an outcome. However, those who have something to lose are happy to be deceived... It's more comfortable for them...
Many of them didn’t even want the SVO to start.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: alex-defensor

Since many officials and members of parliament own property in the EU, and their children are there, they don't want to fight, cherishing the hope of "reaching an agreement." I don't believe such an outcome will occur.

Even if I were a member of parliament, had real estate in the EU and had children there, I still wouldn’t believe that everything would be “like before.”
If everything continues as it is now, then they will kick the children out of there, and they will take away the real estate, and they will slap sanctions on me to the max just because I have a Russian passport.

The only way for deputies and officials to get things back to "the way they were before," even better, is to push hard for our Victory. Then Europe he'll get it in the ears, which will continue to smile on us for another 50-70 years. And, given our new economic nature, they'll be happy with my real estate and will fawn over me and the kids.
They'll grind their teeth, but silently and in a way I can't see. But when I face you, they'll smile and lick.

That's why our officials and deputies, without much intelligence, are resisting with their hands and feet and harming the country.

[ARIONkrsk]

Quote: Zoldat_A

Quote: alex-defensor

Since many officials and members of parliament own property in the EU, and their children are there, they don't want to fight, cherishing the hope of "reaching an agreement." I don't believe such an outcome will occur.

Even if I were a member of parliament, had real estate in the EU and had children there, I still wouldn’t believe that everything would be “like before.”
If everything continues as it is now, then they will kick the children out of there, and they will take away the real estate, and they will slap sanctions on me to the max just because I have a Russian passport.

The only way for deputies and officials to get things back to "the way they were before," even better, is to push hard for our Victory. Then Europe he'll get it in the ears, which will continue to smile on us for another 50-70 years. And, given our new economic nature, they'll be happy with my real estate and will fawn over me and the kids.
They'll grind their teeth, but silently and in a way I can't see. But when I face you, they'll smile and lick.

That's why our officials and deputies, without much intelligence, are resisting with their hands and feet and harming the country.

That's why Western intelligence agencies are taking over relatives, accounts, and real estate, ultimately agreeing that officials will keep their own money. In exchange, they leak information about the state of affairs here, pass anti-people laws, import millions of foreigners, and hinder the country's development. Just the other day, the Central Bank or Nabiullina announced record foreign exchange reserves in Russia of $722 billion. And mind you, they're growing, but the country has a trillion-dollar deficit, while taxes and fees are being raised for the population and businesses, and the key interest rate prohibits investment in the country. So, we're selling resources for free, we're forbidden from spending money on development, and it's just sitting there like dead weight. And after 26 years of rule, nothing has changed. And last month, on the contrary, a law was signed banning the nationalization of thieving oligarchs.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote from ARIONkrsk

and last month, on the contrary, a law was signed prohibiting the nationalization of the oligarchs who stole

It's now a laughing matter to recall how people eagerly awaited a review of the privatization results...
Those who initiated privatization weren't planning to fight. They were planning to surrender. And now, during wartime, all the "charms" are especially evident.

[Sergei Fonov]

It looks like we'll have a choice between something bad and something very bad. A Brest-Litovsk peace isn't expected; Brest is in a different country. There won't be a revolution in Germany either. It's either a major war or territorial surrender. Victory after four and a half years of treading water is hard to believe, and a victory on "Our Terms" is completely unbelievable. First, we need to create conditions so that Ukraine has nothing to fight with. But the media keeps reporting good news every day, yet drone strikes keep increasing. You open the news and see 300-400 strikes, while previously 37-50 drone strikes seemed like an exorbitant number. We need new, responsible people to lead the country.

[aybolyt678]

Quote: alex-defensor

So, the SVO Europe can continue until 2030...

The worst part is that this is a comfortable war for them. They gain experience, test weapons, and dispose of Ukrainians and their own scum. So the situation may not develop as we want, especially since the presence of a fifth column is a black swan factor.

[alex-defensor]

Everything was written correctly, I agree.

[ZovSailor]

But before that there were Minsk 1, 2, Istanbul with the shameful Azov, Abu Dhabi, Riyadh, Russian Alaska, in the end.
To so blindly trust the ancient enemies of the Russian people, the Anglo-Saxons, is the highest level of degradation of diplomacy and politics.
In this regard, the position of the IRI leadership in the war against the Zionists and the striped terrorist aggressors can serve as an example of defending its independence and sovereignty.

[Vitaly_pvo]

Quote: ZovSailor

blindly believe the age-old enemies of the Russian people

Back then, it was beneficial to the government's image to believe. Firstly, the SVO could have ended quickly; secondly, the losses in the first two years were unjustifiably high.
Right now, image and the desire to score points before the elections require us to trust no one in the West. Moreover, there's no prospect of ending the SVO in the coming years, meaning the ruling party's patriotic zealots with their "time of heroes" projects will be in the lead in the elections.

Quote: ZovSailor

To believe so blindly

So they believe in the authorities very clearly and for their own benefit.
There is no need to mention the children and families of high-ranking officials who live abroad in properties purchased with bribes.

[poquello]

Quote: Vitaly_pvo

which means that the elections will be dominated by the patriotic authorities with their "time of heroes" projects.

a personnel program for special training, preparation of personnel for civil service and the "formation of a new elite" of the Russian Federation among Russian veterans and participants of the Second Military Military District,
I don't understand, you don't like the project?

[Vitaly_pvo]

Quote: poquello

I don't understand, you don't like the project?

This has never happened before, and here we are again. Of course, all the political faces on TV want the best, but it will 100% turn out as usual. Or do you really believe that everyone on the front lines is white and fluffy, especially those with high ranks sitting in bunkers? Then they, all these heroic and incorruptible, are shoved into a corrupt system, where they will not only be chewed up and spat out, but also framed, and luckily, not fatally. There are already plenty of such precedents. And all strictly according to the laws written by the old elite.
To truly achieve anything positive in the state's governance system, these military personnel, accustomed to living by the book to begin working in the "new elite," need to acquire a basic education in economics and law. And most importantly, they need to gain reliable legal protection in law enforcement agencies, which will be able to, at least initially, monitor and analyze what's happening around them.

[poquello]

Quote: Vitaly_pvo

Or do you believe that everyone on the front lines is white and fluffy, especially those with high ranks sitting in bunkers?

and do they sit better in their seats?

[Sarboz]

Quote: Vitaly_pvo

There are already plenty of such precedents. And all strictly according to the laws written by the old elite.

I hope you have a dozen examples.

Quote: Vitaly_pvo

To truly achieve anything positive in the state's governance system, these military personnel, accustomed to living by the book, need to obtain a basic economic and legal education to begin working in the "new elite."

You might be surprised, but many of them already have it, and also have some experience working in business in civilian life.

Quote: Vitaly_pvo

And most importantly, to have reliable legal protection in law enforcement agencies

You must be so insane to be able to sling mud at the Russian government so freely. Who are you? I don't recognize you in all that makeup. Boris Nemtsov? Oh, Lyokha! Lyosha Navalny!!!

[Vitaly_pvo]

Quote: Sarboz

Who are you? I don't recognize you in makeup.

Do you work for the Center for Information Systems Operations or do you need data for the Myrotvorets database? Could you tell me what the Motherland is being sold for these days?

[Sarboz]

Quote: Vitaly_pvo

Quote: Sarboz

Who are you? I don't recognize you in makeup.

Do you work for the Center for Information Systems Operations or do you need data for the Myrotvorets database? Could you tell me what the Motherland is being sold for these days?

I summon the spirits of your idols from their graves. They can tell you exactly what happens to those who betray their homeland.

[Il'nur]

You must have some kind of roof over your head if you can so freely throw mud at the Russian authorities.

The Russian government is throwing mud at itself, and my colleague simply outlined the situation as it will and actually is...

[Sarboz]

Quote: Ilnur

You must have some kind of roof over your head if you can so freely throw mud at the Russian authorities.

The Russian government is throwing mud at itself, and my colleague simply outlined the situation as it will and actually is...

The Russian government has been fighting on the battlefield with all Western countries for five years now and is moving forward.
And you and your "colleagues" have been predicting our imminent defeat since 2022. So, in your opinion, nothing is and nothing will happen. The situation on the battlefield speaks volumes about you and your predictions.

[Il'nur]

The Russian government has been fighting on the battlefield with all Western countries for five years now and is moving forward.
And you and your "colleagues" have been predicting our imminent defeat since 2022. So, in your opinion, there is no such thing and there won't be. The situation on the battlefield speaks volumes about you and your predictions.

Those who seized power, the liberals and comproders, have been unable to liberate Donbass or defend the people of Donbass for five years now. As I recall, the SVO was launched under these slogans. During this time, the Soviet Army, led by Stalin, reached Berlin, and before WWII, they raised the country from a humble beginning to an industrial power. But these same people, during their 30 years of rule, have only managed to destroy what they didn't build, plunder the country and its citizens, destroy the army, education, and everything they could lay their hands on...
We are not prophesying, we are outraged that we have such a talentless, treacherous government in our country... We want victory, but it seems the government is not there...

[Sarboz]

Quote: Ilnur

During this time, the Soviet army, led by Stalin, reached Berlin, and before the Great Patriotic War, they raised the country from a plow to an industrial power.

I subscribe to every word.
But today's Russia is not the USSR.
For decades, the entire world destroyed and plundered. In fact, the West's rise in the 1990s and 2000s came at the expense of plundering Russia's Soviet legacy. The pressure on us is only increasing. Restoring our former greatness in these conditions in 10-20 years is no easy task.

[Il'nur]

But today's Russia is not the USSR.
For decades, the entire world destroyed and plundered. In fact, the West's rise in the 1990s and 2000s came at the expense of plundering Russia's Soviet legacy.

Russia is part of the USSR, which, with the exception of a few republics, supported the rest of the republics that were part of the USSR. And if it weren't for the comprador government that was installed in Russia after the collapse of the USSR, which has worked and continues to work for 30 years to destroy Russia, and if it weren't plundered by the entire world, including Western-installed overseers, the country would prosper...
The whole reason and problem lies in power... And it will not be possible to restore greatness under such conditions...

[Sarboz]

Quote: poquello

Quote: Vitaly_pvo

which means that the elections will be dominated by the patriotic authorities with their "time of heroes" projects.

a personnel program for special training, preparation of personnel for civil service and the "formation of a new elite" of the Russian Federation among Russian veterans and participants of the Second Military Military District,
I don't understand, you don't like the project?

They simply hoped that while the guys were fighting, they would slowly take power for themselves.

[poquello]

Quote: Sarboz

They simply hoped that while the guys were fighting, they would slowly take power for themselves.

hope

[Sarboz]

Quote: poquello

Quote: Sarboz

They simply hoped that while the guys were fighting, they would slowly take power for themselves.

hope

Hope dies last.

[marchcat]

remains ready for peace talks on Ukraine, but sees no prospects

Split personalities in the Kremlin. Why did they even start this? After all, they waited almost nine years.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: marchcat

Why did they start then... and we waited almost 9 years.

Perhaps a realization is slowly dawning. Not that we must either fight properly or not fight at all, but that the electorate has been waiting for almost nine years. Now, for the fifth year, they've been hoping that "any minute now." And a 78% "trust rating" isn't a fixed number; SOMETHING needs to be done to make the electorate sigh with relief: "Well, finally... It's begun..."
Then it will be easier for the one who calculates the "trust rating" - maybe he won't have to stretch it like a drum skin...

[Evgeny64]

The point is, if they hadn't waited, there wouldn't have been such consequences. There was practically no army on the other side, and half of what was there was ready to surrender if our forces had actually arrived. And there would have even been fewer sanctions. There would have been ritual ones, of course, but not like these when they felt their strength.
Were you prepared? Let's just say you just wanted to get through this "easy" and hopefully not lose anything and have your cake and eat it.

[fruc]

Scientist_
It took 4,5 years to see the obvious

Selfish and family interests in Western countries, as well as "friends" and "partners" there, who put a damn on all our efforts, prevented us from seeing the obvious.

[B-15]

The main thing is that this statement is not a ploy to fool the people and corresponds to the real desires and actions of the leaders, despite severe external pressure.

[tralflot1832]

Peskov diplomatically put Fidan in the 5th position. He'll stay put, but we welcome your desire for peacemaking.

[esoteric]

Putin could have ended the conflict bloodlessly in 2014, following previously tested scenarios in Transnistria, Abkhazia, and South Ossetia...
And the residents of eastern Ukraine were only for this.
But with his childishly naive plans, he decided to sell out Novorossiya and then install his godfather, Medvedchuk, on the throne. But something went wrong.

[Sotskiy]

Quote: esoterica

...But Putin could have ended everything bloodlessly in 2014...

So, as always, he has nothing to do with it, it’s all the evil Americans’ fault.

In an interview for Vladimir Solovyov's film "World Order 2018," Russian President Vladimir Putin said that in February 2014, the United States initially asked Russia to take all measures to prevent Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych from using the army against protesters on the Maidan, but then Washington brazenly deceived Russia.

[alexoff]

And then, a few days after Odessa, the head of Switzerland came to the Kremlin and also asked for something. Not to recognize the results of the upcoming referendum in Donbas, even though Lavrov had said a week before that Russia would. I think there have been many petitioners, and I even wonder – have there ever been Western petitioners who didn't get ripped off?

[Sotskiy]

Quote from alexoff

And then, a few days after Odesa, the head of Switzerland came to the Kremlin and also asked for something: not to recognize the results of the upcoming referendum in Donbas.

Well, how can we not "respect" our dear partners?

-Kemskaya volost?
- Yes, take it!

From the comedy film "Ivan Vasilyevich Changes Profession"
Only the "comedy" turned into a farce along the way.

[Vladimir M]

I would like to tell Navka's husband that the word "deal" is not appropriate here at all.
And what will Navka's husband say if dear Doni "wags a carrot in front of his nose" again?

[drags33]

In the traditional sense, a "deal" is a commercial agreement concluded under certain conditions by business representatives. The commercial concept of a deal itself is inapplicable to politics and always implies a Judas-like sellout of one's interests.
But in the Russian language this term also has another negative connotation - "a deal with conscience", "a deal with the devil"... How long will we continue to use the terms of enemies?
Let's purge our rich Russian language of such terms! There are other, more legitimate terms, like contract, agreement, and so on.

[aybolyt678]

Quote: drags33

Let's purge our rich Russian language of such terms! There are other, more legitimate terms, like contract, agreement, and so on.

A contract is an agreement, but wouldn't an ultimatum be better?

[drags33]

I absolutely agree with you! Russia doesn't need any treaties with Ukrainian Nazis. They're even harmful, because Ukrainians won't let us live in peace AFTER ANY TREATY. We need to finish off the Nazis and create a new state there, friendly to Russia and Belarus. But that's still a long way off!
Well, the Russian language still needs to be purified...

[alexoff]

What Trump proposed resembles a colonial treaty, where maharajas surrender the country in exchange for personal retention of power and access to the good life abroad.

[alexoff]

Usually, when the West starts whispering, Putin doesn't do it. From the start, there were whispers that Shoigu would be fired, but they didn't see anything like that. He stayed until the end, and maybe they'll even bring him back.

[Il'nur]

Moscow remains open to peace talks on Ukraine, but sees no prospects for their resumption.

Why then was it necessary to begin a Strange Military Operation, if already on the second day of this beginning, they began to seek its end through negotiations?!...

[Vladimir M]

It was written above that they started to put the godfather on the "Kyiv throne".
But on the third day, when they realized that their godfather was "sending encrypted messages" from the SBU basements and "selling out everyone and everything," they started asking for a "fixed deal"...

[esoteric]

I didn't understand what you wrote.
The idea was simple and completely naive: to install his godfather Medvedchuk as president using the same scheme as Yanukovych had once returned after the Orange Maidan.
But the West, unlike our fools, is good at drawing conclusions and correcting its mistakes. After the failure of Saakashvili's project, when he was elected in democratic elections, the West realized that their puppets could now resort to any methods and manipulations, just to prevent anyone with pro-Russian views from coming to power. The West will prepare an indulgence for any actions they take to maintain power and prevent Russian influence. And using the example of Moldovan Sandu, whose approval rating in Moldova is no more than 10%, they manage to claim a 70% victory. Of course, all this was done with the help of the West, which will happily support it.

I don't remember who wrote it first, but verbatim it sounds like this: Russia lost its entirely winning game of chess from the moment when, three steps away from victory, it entrusted its place to the West to checkmate Ukraine..

[Vladimir M]

I wrote that the goal of the march on Kyiv was to place a godfather on the throne. But they didn't take into account that much had changed since 15.
Yanukovych was able to "return" only because at that time the residents of the east, south, and north of Ukraine were truly against the "orange plague."
In 14-15, Russia missed its chance, which is not given every century...

[hector]

Many conflicts cannot be resolved by a "deal," as they are commonly called in the United States. A lengthy, complex, and comprehensive settlement process is required. While there are currently no prospects for a rapid resumption of peace talks in Ukraine, Russia remains open to peace talks.

Is he voicing the official position of his superiors or is he spouting more nonsense, as it may turn out later?

[Reserve officer]

I get the impression that Navka's husband thinks he's both Chief of the General Staff and Supreme Command Commander at the same time. Orderlies, hello!

[Moneron]

The only question is whether war will be officially declared on Ukraine and a general mobilization carried out... or whether this last resort will be reserved for Europe. Russia isn't made of rubber. It clearly won't have the strength for several mobilizations.
If we put off focusing on war until better times, we'll face an endless standoff with Ukraine, with futile attempts to create mythical security zones...while the Urals are already crawling behind us.

[Salimi from Iran]

Usually when we say this, it means we are coming to an agreement.

[Il'nur]

This means that we come to an agreement.

This means another surrender of Russia's position...

[ilya63]

So why the hell is the junkie still alive then?

[Andrey_5]

"Russia remains open to peace talks."
How often have we heard this since March 2022? And yet, reality is getting worse and worse. Maybe it's time to start living in the real world?! Where they want to force you into the most shameful world, and no other options are considered starting in March 2022.

[Uma palata]

Quote from alexoff

What Trump proposed resembles a colonial treaty, where maharajas surrender the country in exchange for personal retention of power and access to the good life abroad.

It looks like your assumption is the most correct one.

[Uma palata]

Quote: Stock Officer

I get the impression that Navka's husband thinks he's both Chief of the General Staff and Supreme Command Commander at the same time. Orderlies, hello!

He's voicing what his boss told him to. He's not making anything up, it's just a disguise. Like, he just misheard it, delivered it in a clumsy manner.
And at the same time, he accepted the role of a target for caustic ridicule, which is very convenient – ​​the boss himself is sort of on the sidelines. They work in tandem, this role is by agreement.
He will leave his shift and then go straight to his family.

[Vovavvs]

Türkiye, as a party to the conflict, cannot act as a mediator. Especially not for Russia.

[gribanov.c]

Let's say Russia revokes its recognition of the state of Ukraine and recognizes another state in that area, territorially—everything is as it is now, except for two or three western regions of Ukraine. It forms a government-in-exile and invites all normal people to recognize this state and participate in its liberation, especially the residents of that territory, and to immediately begin forming government bodies, and not to submit to the Zelenskyy regime and its militants, as it is illegitimate in that territory. Then there will be something to negotiate about and with whom.

[LASVEGAS]

The Germans tried something similar with Vlasov, first the liberation committee, then the government-in-exile, and so on. The details are readily available. And what normal countries would recognize that? Your proposal also states that normal countries that actually have influence in the world, not Mozambique or Laos, don't recognize any government-in-exile, and they still haven't recognized Crimea. What do they mean? Russia doesn't recognize Crimea. Otherwise, why do we still have "Crimea Post"? The retailers who are trying to gain entry disguise themselves under other names. We don't even have an official Ozon, just a "Pickup Point." I'll say more: there isn't a SINGLE mainland gas station in Crimea, not Gazprom, not Lukoil, or anything, because they're afraid of sanctions when entering "Russian" territory—and Crimea is Russian territory, after all.

[gribanov.c]

Ukraine is currently occupied by Zelensky's Nazi regime, just as Poland was during the war, for example. There was a Polish government-in-exile in London, and the People's Army in the USSR. France also briefly had the Vichy regime, a nationalist regime that didn't reflect the will of the French people, and there was a movement led by De Gaulle, also from London. Kim Il-sung lived in the USSR during the war, and from there he came to Korea and founded the DPRK.
This is how we need to form “our own,” Russian, “Russian Ukraine,” its government, its army, prepare all of this, and have them, with our troops, enter, liberate, and proclaim a new state – “Russian Ukraine.”

[StupidEngineer]

Not by words, but by actions. And right now, it's looking more and more like campaign speeches.

[John_Doe]

... Turkey's willingness to act as a mediator in Ukraine...

- Well, really [really - there should be a different expression]! Gentlemen, Kremlin "negotiators", you are not just spitting cabbage soup, you have graduated from diplomatic academies, well, you should know that the absolutely mandatory criteria for an international (and not only) mediator are:
- Independence.
- Neutrality.
- Impartiality,
So I'm embarrassed to ask:
- Does Türkiye fit any of these criteria in any way?!))
Why are you playing Vanka in front of the simple-minded electorate!))

[Sergey Novikov_3]

It will not be possible to end the conflict in Ukraine with a "deal," and there are no prospects for dialogue.

... However, there are no decisive steps in sight to end this conflict by military means.
But this won't work in the long run; we need to escalate immediately. The first thing we need to do is mobilize up to a million men. And don't whine about not having the equipment. We'll find it! And don't wait for the elections; that'll waste at least a month or two. Who ties military interests to political and civilian events during a war?!

[John_Doe]

Well, who ties military interests to political and civil events during a war?!

- My friend! Wars themselves are often linked to political and civil events.
For example, "little victorious wars".))