A Former MI6 Chief Believes that Lasting Peace in Ukraine Is "Practically Unconceived" While Vladimir Putin Remains in Power
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Ukraine and Russia will face a heavy winter, but the accumulation of damage on both sides could pave the way for peace negotiations by the end of 2027, MI6's former chief said, Financial Times reports.
For now, only a reduction in the intensity of fighting between the two countries is possible, according to John Sowers. Peace talks between Ukraine and Russia could begin in 2027. However, a serious agreement between the two sides is unlikely by next spring. This was stated by John Sowers, former head of British intelligence MI6, according to RBC-Ukraine, citing the Financial Times. According to Sowers, a difficult winter awaits Ukraine and Russ…
A complete peace agreement between Ukraine and Russia is unlikely in the near future.
A lasting peace between Ukraine and Russia is almost impossible under the current regime in the Kremlin, and a real window for negotiations can only open in 2027, according to former MI6 chief John Sawers.
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