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'Crimea is gone' β Senior Trump advisor says Ukraine needs to have 'realistic' war aims
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this post was submitted on 10 Nov 2024
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Russia won't ask for this deal. This was what they had in 2014. Would they have not started the fu scale invasion, they would have Crimea still, and the West would still think Russia is reasonable. They started the war to get the dombass fully, to put a puppet on the government, and to make a safe zone around the sea.
What you're suggesting would mean the war was entirely useless to russia, which I doubt they can afford to settle for.
I agree, that's why in my first comment I said that if that were the scenario it would be a good scenario for Ukraine. The title of this news is what it suggests, how realistic it is, this is another story