A solution to the conflict in Ukraine must begin to take shape within the next two months at the latest, and Europe must continue to think long-term and stop insisting on imposing a crushing defeat on Russia. The advice is from henry kissingera veteran of American politics and former US Secretary of State during the Cold War, who suggests that European leaders should persuade Ukraine to commit to ending the conflict.
In his testimony at the World Economic Forum in Davos, 98-year-old Henry Kissinger called for a quick end to the conflict. “In my opinion, a step towards negotiations [de paz] must start in two months or so,” Kissinger said, adding: “The outcome of this conflict must be defined by these negotiations, before they create tensions and difficulties that will later be more difficult to overcome.
Prolonging and insisting on the war much longer will lead to it not becoming a question of Ukraine’s freedom, but a new war against Russia itself,” he warned.
Kissinger argues that these negotiations should “have as their dividing line the return to status quo that existed, ideally. But from this perspective, the veteran of American diplomacy suggests – in fact, the British The Daily Telegraph makes this deduction – that the Ukrainians must be willing to cede part of their territory, something to which they have not been willing.
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“I hope that the Ukrainians will show the same level of wisdom as heroism.Kissinger fired, emphasizing that the role of Ukraine in the geopolitical region should be the role of an independent and neutral state, and not a border of Europe. As for Russia, the former US Secretary of State argues that the important role Russia has always played in the global balance of power should not be forgotten, and the last thing the West wants, he advocates, is to push Russia into a stronger alliance with China. .
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Source: Observadora
