Russia has just offered peace terms to Ukraine, saying they will end the conflict "in a second" if these terms are met:
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/03/breaking-russia-offers-terms-ukraine-end-hostilities/
These terms are exceedingly generous.
(1) Change Ukraine's constitution so they must remain a neutral nation, not joining any bloc of nations.
(2) Recognize Crimea as Russian territory.
(3) Recognize the breakaway republics of Donetsk and Lugansk as independent states.
These are the best terms that Russia will likely offer and Ukraine should take them as they are, since they are beneficial for both nations.
Concerning (1), Putin wants a reasonable buffer between Europe and Russia since the NATO allies have been moving weapons systems into bordering nations for some time. Russia has always been open and straightforward with the West that it sees such action as a precursor to an attack on Russia and a perpetual veiled threat. This is a solution that retains Ukraine's identity as a sovereign nation while giving the Russians the peace of mind and space they need.
Concerning (2), Russia has only one warm-water port (a port which does not freeze over in winter) and their standing in the international economy depends upon it. Controlling the Crimean Peninsula in Russia's view is a key factor in being able to secure the area around Novorossiysk. Control over and access to Crimea is not something that the Russians will be willing to back down on. If there is any pushback on Putin's peace terms, perhaps it can be with this term (2) if the Russians and Ukrainians can negotiate a joint custody over the Crimea.
Concerning (3), Ukraine has been bitterly divided internally for some time. Numerous revolutions within my lifetime. Ukrainians killing Ukrainians before Putin ever crossed the border. Having independent states between Russia and Ukraine gives the divided people of Ukraine a choice of where they would like to live. Unity at all costs is not always strength and does not lead to prosperity. Sometimes when the whole is divided in principles and culture, it is time for an amicable separation. (Just look at the United States of America. I feel the same about this nation; it is time for some states to secede from the so-called "Union")
Personally I feel these terms are very reasonable and that Ukraine should jump at the chance to end this conflict and possibly prevent future ones via these peace terms. Unfortunately there is a globalist agenda at work in Ukraine and I believe the conflict will be intentionally escalated.
Psa 120:7 I am for peace: but when I speak, they are for war.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/03/breaking-russia-offers-terms-ukraine-end-hostilities/
These terms are exceedingly generous.
(1) Change Ukraine's constitution so they must remain a neutral nation, not joining any bloc of nations.
(2) Recognize Crimea as Russian territory.
(3) Recognize the breakaway republics of Donetsk and Lugansk as independent states.
These are the best terms that Russia will likely offer and Ukraine should take them as they are, since they are beneficial for both nations.
Concerning (1), Putin wants a reasonable buffer between Europe and Russia since the NATO allies have been moving weapons systems into bordering nations for some time. Russia has always been open and straightforward with the West that it sees such action as a precursor to an attack on Russia and a perpetual veiled threat. This is a solution that retains Ukraine's identity as a sovereign nation while giving the Russians the peace of mind and space they need.
Concerning (2), Russia has only one warm-water port (a port which does not freeze over in winter) and their standing in the international economy depends upon it. Controlling the Crimean Peninsula in Russia's view is a key factor in being able to secure the area around Novorossiysk. Control over and access to Crimea is not something that the Russians will be willing to back down on. If there is any pushback on Putin's peace terms, perhaps it can be with this term (2) if the Russians and Ukrainians can negotiate a joint custody over the Crimea.
Concerning (3), Ukraine has been bitterly divided internally for some time. Numerous revolutions within my lifetime. Ukrainians killing Ukrainians before Putin ever crossed the border. Having independent states between Russia and Ukraine gives the divided people of Ukraine a choice of where they would like to live. Unity at all costs is not always strength and does not lead to prosperity. Sometimes when the whole is divided in principles and culture, it is time for an amicable separation. (Just look at the United States of America. I feel the same about this nation; it is time for some states to secede from the so-called "Union")
Personally I feel these terms are very reasonable and that Ukraine should jump at the chance to end this conflict and possibly prevent future ones via these peace terms. Unfortunately there is a globalist agenda at work in Ukraine and I believe the conflict will be intentionally escalated.
Psa 120:7 I am for peace: but when I speak, they are for war.
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