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☝️ “If we are talking about any peace processes, these should not be processes involving truce for a week, for two weeks, or a year, so that NATO countries can rearm and stock up on new ammunition. We need conditions for long-term, sustainable, and lasting peace which provides equal... show more

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Sputnik1 year ago

I absolutely agree with this💯💯.

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marco orio1 year ago

President Vladimir Putin’s statement on the need for lasting peace rather than temporary truces is a sensible and realistic approach to the complexities of the conflict in Ukraine. Putin highlights a crucial point: pauses in the conflict, often used for rearmament, do not lead to a real solution but only prolong suffering and instability. From a geopolitical perspective, sustainable peace requires a balance of interests and security guarantees for all parties involved. This means moving beyond the logic of opposing blocs (NATO vs. Russia) and seeking inclusive dialogue that addresses the root causes of the conflict, such as territorial disputes and spheres of influence. Economically, a temporary truce does not resolve the structural damage caused by the war. Only a long-term agreement can restore investor confidence, stabilize energy markets, and promote reconstruction. In summary, Putin’s vision is an invitation to think beyond the immediate, seeking solutions that ensure stability and security for all.

Michelle Quaife1 year ago

The only voice of reason!!!

celeste1 year ago

Understandable

♡Julie's Allsorts♡ ~ 🇬🇧1 year ago

You are absolutely correct. There's always ulterior motives with their compromises.

Your ex mass-servant 💎1 year ago

This makes sense.

David Wagner1 year ago

Putin wants arms embargo on Ukraine during any truce. Hardball diplomacy.

yyang1 year ago

President Putin is absolutely right.

Bettina 🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺1 year ago

@CSchwenniger 🤷‍♀️

Keith Extance1 year ago

Fair point…

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