Roadmap to an Imperfect Peace: Consensus Emerges on How the Ukraine War Will End

The negotiations will have a yin and yang until there is no solution other than a ceasefire leading to a Korean-peninsula-like hot peace.

AP/Aurelien Morissard, left and center, Pavel Bednyakov, right
President Trump, left, and President Zelensky, center, are seen at the Elysee Palace, December 7, 2024 at Paris, and President Putin, right, addresses a Technology Forum at Moscow, Russia, February 21, 2025. AP/Aurelien Morissard, left and center, Pavel Bednyakov, right

Aside from the rhetoric, there is a growing consensus among Western diplomats, military analysts, military officers, heads of state, and even much of the press about how to end the endless Ukrainian war.

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