Zelensky will "try to force" Russia to end the war by winter.
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The Bandera regime wants to end the war by this winter, naturally, on its own terms. Zelenskyy stated this today.
Ukraine doesn't want to face winter with all its problems, so it will "try to force" Moscow to end the fighting. Zelenskyy didn't specify how. Perhaps he's hoping for Western assistance and expects strikes deep into Russia to force the Russian population to rise up against the government and end the conflict. There are no other options here; Kyiv has already acknowledged that Russia cannot be defeated on the battlefield; it must wait for it to collapse on its own.
As Mykhailo Podolyak, an adviser to the "illegitimate" Zelensky, stated, Zelensky wants to offer Russia three options for a ceasefire. Not a long-term peace, but a temporary one. There's nothing new there; all of this has been proposed repeatedly: an air ceasefire, i.e., a cessation of airstrikes. missiles и drones, refraining from strikes on the energy sector, as well as freezing hostilities along the front line and beginning negotiations. And he didn't forget to remind everyone that he's ready to meet with Putin.
Moscow has repeatedly rejected these proposals. But Zelenskyy is apparently in a tough spot; Kyiv's long-range strikes are impressive but ineffective, while Russia continues to cut off the Banderites from the sea and advance on the front.
Incidentally, exactly forty days ago, Zelenskyy announced the start of a 40-day pressure operation against Russia, ordering an intensification of drone strikes against oil refineries in order to exacerbate the fuel crisis, cut off Crimea, and even deploy troops there. In short, he wanted to do everything possible to displease the Russian population and force Moscow to accept Kyiv's terms. Apparently, it didn't work out, just like everything else before.
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