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It's difficult for me to imagine a negotiated peace that doesn't involve NATO guarantees of sovereignty for the remaining parts of Ukraine. Otherwise, what's th
by stickfigure 5y ago
It's difficult for me to imagine a negotiated peace that doesn't involve NATO guarantees of sovereignty for the remaining parts of Ukraine. Otherwise, what's the value from Ukraine's perspective?
So one way or another this will end in short order. Or it will be WW3 (not necessarily nuclear, but it's a risk).
- csee 5y agoRussia doesn't adhere to their agreements. They violated Minsk and Budapest already.
- logifail 5y agoGovernments and organisations do tend to violate agreements if and when it suits them. Look at NATO expansion... "After speaking with many of those involved and examining previously classified British and German documents in detail, SPIEGEL has concluded that there was no doubt that the West did everything it could to give the Soviets the impression that NATO membership was out of the question for countries like Poland, Hungary or Czechoslovakia."[0] [0] Did the West Break Its Promise to Moscow? https://www.spiegel.de/international/world/nato-s-eastward-expansion-did-the-west-break-its-promise-to-moscow-a-663315.html https://www.spiegel.de/international/world/nato-s-eastward-e...
- csee 5y agoWhat agreement did they sign that they then broke?