"Prospects for Peace in the Russia-Ukraine Conflict"

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In an interview with Kyiv Post, Dr. Daniel Szeligowski from the Polish Institute of International Affairs discusses potential outcomes for a Russo-Ukrainian peace deal. He believes the war will be decided on the battlefield rather than through negotiations, and that any peace talks, especially influenced by Trump, may not lead to a genuine resolution. Szeligowski argues that a ceasefire would benefit Russia more than Ukraine and criticizes the West's lack of proactive measures. He predicts a likely scenario of a frozen conflict without a formal peace agreement, as both sides have irreconcilable territorial claims.
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