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Re-post: How a “land for peace” deal might be made to be viable for Ukraine. 

How a “land for peace” deal might be made to be viable for Ukraine. 

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  1. I re-posted this not because I think there is any chance of reasonable negotiations with a rat nazi, but to highlight what issues should actually be on the table in the admittedly currently unlikely event of putler being replaced with someone who is not a festering nazi ghoul.

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    • The clock is ticking loudly at the moment, while we wait for Trump to fulfill his pre-election promise of a quick end to the war. What I fear is that Zel will be forced to decline what is offered on the entirely reasonable grounds of :
      1/ you don’t reward genocide and
      2/ you don’t place your people in a position of even greater threat of annihilation.
      Then when it is declined, Trump will say :
      “I did my best, but Zelensky wouldn’t listen. Now I wash my hands of the whole affair and leave it to Europe to sort it out.”
      Then of course, Europe may fall well short of what they could or should do. At that point Zel might come under pressure from internal threats.
      If Germany gets a dynamic new leader who uses Taurus as a bargaining chip, then Ukraine might once again be able to push back the putinaZi filth.

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