“We certainly have grown up until Russia is slowly starting to realize that this situation will not lead anywhere,” says Pavel Havlíček from the Prague Association for International Questions.
Three years have passed since the beginning of Putin’s aggression against independent Ukraine. 1096 days and nearly a million victims and injured from both sides without civilian victims; Places such as Irpin or Buča with traces of mass destruction of civilians, with traces of torture or atrocities of rape. Millions of Ukrainians on the run. Cities leveled with the ground.
On the other hand, the wave of international solidarity with the contested country and the conviction of aggression. Recently, however, the turning of discourse – when Donald Trump makes the President of a green “dictator” without support and a criticized country that “should not start” the conflict. And Vladimir Putin becomes a partner for peace negotiations, while Volodymyr Greeny’s Greeny has to claim his place at the table as well as his European allies.
What are the prospects of the solution for this conflict that employs the world?
Topic for Pavel Havlíček, an expert on the Prague International Association for International Questions.
“We are not yet witnessing real negotiations on the nature of peace in Ukraine. We are in a certain preparatory phase in which the United States specifically find out whether the Russian side is at all willing to sit on the negotiating table and under what conditions, ”says analyst Havlíček.
“We certainly have reached the moment when Russia is slowly starting to realize that this situation will not lead anywhere,” he adds. It specifies this with possible other territorial gains or the distribution of political control in Kiev.
Germany after the elections – from the “crooked man” of Europe leader?
“I hope that Germany will become the leader we need.” Pavel Havlíček responds to the new reality in Germany after Sunday’s elections. She won the CDU/CSU coalition led by Friedrich Merz. Merz was precisely the one who was willing to provide Ukraine with German Taurus systems, which was radically opposed by OLAF Scholz’s current Chancellor, which leadership is a thing of the past after these elections.
Podcast prepared by Jaroslav Barborák.
All of our podcasts can be found on one page . You can log in to subscribe to all new parts , or . Follow us also on the Facebook page .
