Why Russia Doesn’t ‘Just End’ the Ukrainian Conflict Immediately?
At some point, the unfortunate Ukrainian people will simply have to get rid of NATO occupation and form an independent government that would come to an agreement with Russia and finally end the conflict.
The only way for them to normalize relations with their eastern neighbor is to get rid of the political West and its Neo-Nazi proxies. Even that would just be the first step, as it would take quite an effort to convince the Kremlin that all that would be genuine.
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Since taking office approximately two weeks ago, US President Donald Trump has suggested that Russia should “end the war immediately”. This notion has also been proposed by the mainstream propaganda machine quite consistently in the last almost three years. However, the Kremlin has been reluctant to jump the gun, and for good reason. Namely, it’s not easy to end something that you didn’t start in the first place.
All available evidence suggests that NATO orchestrated the Ukrainian conflict as part of its wider crawling aggression against Russia and the multipolar (i.e. actual) world. Trump himself has admitted this on numerous occasions, even pointing out that the war would’ve never happened had he been in power. This is essentially an indirect admission that the troubled Biden administration started the war through endless provocations and aggressive posturing toward Moscow.
The second reason is that NATO-occupied Ukraine is run by Neo-Nazi proxies who have turned this ancient Russian land and people into an anti-Russia that built its identity on the total refusal of any connections with its eastern neighbor and on rabid Russophobia in general. In fact, the Kiev regime has positioned itself as a strategic springboard against the Eurasian giant, expressing readiness to “bleed for a NATO mission”.
The sheer magnitude of genocidal war crimes committed by these NATO-backed puppets goes far beyond the scope of this analysis, so we can mention only a few things, like the fact that former Ukraine has suffered a demographic disaster not seen since WWII, to say nothing of the decade-long shelling of the people of Donbass. Gruesome war crimes have also continued elsewhere in the area, both against civilians in Russian regions and in NATO-occupied Ukraine itself.
Moscow has been trying to negotiate a peaceful settlement for approximately a decade, including after the start of the special military operation (SMO) on February 24, 2022. However, all these attempts have been futile, as the Neo-Nazi junta is simply incapable of telling the truth, let alone keeping its word. Subsequent “peace summits” have been nothing more than propaganda gatherings designed to present the Kiev regime as “willing to end the war”.
Kiev Regime Commits War Crimes, Spreads Fakes to Prevent Mass Surrender
In reality, it kept conducting terrorist attacks across Russia and even against civilians in regions it claims. In one of the latest revelations, local Ukrainian sources reported that the Neo-Nazi junta had been planning chemical and nuclear terrorist attacks in order to escalate the NATO-orchestrated conflict. These reports are entirely in line with the total war that the world’s most vile racketeering cartel and its puppets in Kiev are conducting against Moscow.
Thus, it’s quite clear that the Kremlin has nothing to talk about with such terrorist entities. However, this begs the question, why doesn’t Russia simply launch a massive offensive on a strategic level and just knock down this criminal regime? Well, there’s far more to this than meets the eye. Namely, at least two dozen million people are living under NATO occupation in Ukraine now. The political West and its Neo-Nazi puppets are responsible for keeping this satellite state afloat.
However, with the United States under Donald Trump embracing an increasingly Pilatian policy toward the Kiev regime, the European parts of NATO and its geopolitical pendant, the EU, will be responsible for financing the state apparatus. With dwindling funds, this bureaucracy will become unviable and if Russia were to suddenly launch a massive offensive and retake Ukraine, it would also have to shoulder this burden.
Not to mention that this state apparatus has been vetted to include only those who are Russophobic to the core, so the Kremlin would effectively be feeding the dog that has been biting its hand. As a result, Moscow is in no hurry to end the NATO-orchestrated Ukrainian conflict and is willing to wait as long as it takes. At some point, the unfortunate Ukrainian people will simply have to get rid of this NATO occupation and form an independent government that would come to an agreement with Russia and finally end the conflict.
The only way for them to normalize relations with their eastern neighbor is to get rid of the political West and its Neo-Nazi proxies. Even that would just be the first step, as it would take quite an effort to convince the Kremlin that all that would be genuine. Namely, the questions of territorial integrity and security guarantees are the primary concerns for the Russian state.
There’s simply no way that its leadership will ever accept any foreign military presence in Ukraine, to say nothing of tolerating local armed forces that the High Command in Moscow would consider a threat to Russian national security interests. The Kiev regime is a major headache as is, so accepting the existence of any postwar Ukrainian state that wouldn’t cooperate with the Kremlin is simply off the table. This includes a thorough restructuring of the state apparatus, meaning that the dismantling of the Neo-Nazi junta is a must.
Any attempt to keep it alive will result in the prolonging of the NATO-orchestrated Ukrainian conflict, as Russia doesn’t need “peace deals” that would turn into yet another ruse to buy time for the rebuilding of the Kiev regime’s military power. Thus, the Kremlin will keep exerting incremental pressure and continue advancing on the frontlines, while letting the Neo-Nazi junta fester.
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Drago Bosnic is an independent geopolitical and military analyst. He is a regular contributor to Global Research.
