Is Putin Russia ready to stop the Ukraine war along the current front line? | Russia-Ukraine, news war

Kyiv, Ukraine – After completing a cigarette with a final deep blow outside the hospital in central Kiev, a Ukrainian drone operator is wounded by Russian President Vladimir Putin’s willingness to end the Ukrainian war along the current front lines.

“Do not trust these leaks, the vampire only takes on conversations,” said Arsini, 31, who recovers from a skull wound that I left blind in one eye, told the island while standing near a prosperous apple tree.

He referred to a Financial times On Tuesday’s report, it suggested that Putin could “give up” Moscow’s demands in four Ukrainian regions partially occupied.

In September 2022, seven months after the start of the full invasion of Russia for Ukraine, Moscow realized the regions as part of Russia although it did not control it completely-and began to lose some of the occupied areas within weeks.

In exchange for the Kremlin concession, the United States may recognize the Crimea, the Black Sea Peninsula, which is attached in 2014, as part of Russia, and “recognizes” real control over the Kremlin on the occupied four parts, and called the Financial Times, which refers to officials familiar with the talks.

“The grandfather in the warehouse wants to deceive (US President Donald) Trump and then find an excuse for the resumption of the war,” said Arsini, who has been in his name, according to the war protocol, which is what he withheld according to the war protocol, referring to Putin. “We knew this imperial tactic for several centuries.”

The Kremlin spokesman rejected this report, but he did not refuse to reject details about the confession of the Crimea.

“Several falsehoods are published these days, including respectable publications,” Dmitry Peskov told RIA Novosti News Agency on Wednesday. “For this reason, one must only listen to the original sources,” he said.

“Russia has no resources to continue the war”

However, a researcher at Bremen University in Germany is sure that the ceasefire along the current front line is an applicable option for Putin.

“Russia does not have resources to continue the war. Moreover, any large -scale invasions are achieved,” Nikolai Metrokin told Al -Jazeera.

He said that Western sanctions, a terrible shortage of qualified workers, and the economy in the Russian economy raised a sudden decrease in production in many industries.

He said: “For Putin, Washington’s recognition of the Crimean Peninsula as part of Russia and Ukraine’s refusal to join NATO is a good cup (will look) is convincing to the public.”

He said that the cup “would sponsor more hopes that (the Kremlin) should not have to rush to fulfill so that (Russian forces) can be comfortable and reassembled and disposed of their ranks according to the situation.”

He said that an agreement with the European Union, whose member state opposes with an overwhelming majority, cuts Ukraine, “can be accessed at a later time.”

However, Volodymyr Zelenskyy does not look convinced.

“He is an independent player who can frustrate his game,” Metrokin said, referring to the President of Ukraine. “But so far, Zelinski appears to be in mood to try to reach an agreement.”

Putin is officially ready to agree with some Trump’s demands – just to reach more demands.

“This is a dual trader, Putin’s traditional style,” Voludmir Vicenco, head of the Benta Research Center in Kiev, told Al Jazerera.

He said: “This is an attempt to keep Trump on the hook in the negotiations, and it is an attempt to evening in exchange for a virtual agreement to stop the fire along the confrontation line.”

The privilege may seem “an official step” towards Washington’s position.

But in reality, Putin wants to get more, including the immediate lifting of all the sanctions that the West has slapped on Russia since the inclusion of Crimea for the year 2014.

He said Putin “withdraws Trump to the negotiation process, but on Russia’s conditions.”

He pointed to Washington’s readiness to recognize Crimea as a “major mistake” that caused a crisis in the talks that lasted for several months, despite Trump’s claim that he might end the war “in 24 hours.”

Vicenco said that if the White House does not retreat from the mystery of the Crimea, the talks will stop.

Crimea seems to have already become the bone of the dispute.

Zelinski said on Tuesday that Kyiv will never get to know the peninsula as part of Russia.

It is clear that his words forced Trump’s special envoy Ukraine Steve Whittvo and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio to refuse to attend peace talks in London, which was scheduled to be held on Wednesday.

Although the Ukrainian delegation arrived, London said the conversations With other European officials and the United States will not take place.

“They don’t have enough power”

Meanwhile, Moscow strengthened its push along the front line in the shape of a crescent, which extends more than 1000 km (620 miles).

But military analysts say Moscow simply lacks the workforce and weapons.

“They have no enough power,” said General Lieutenant Air Romano, Deputy Chief of the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, told Al -Jazeera.

He said that Moscow is trying to expel the Ukrainian forces from the toes Russian -western regions From Kursk and Baljuroud.

Romano said that Putin also wanted to maintain a buffer zone in the northern Ukrainian region, where Russia has occupied several border cities but has failed to advance towards larger cities.

“The task from the top is to reach the” East Borders “in the Dnipropterrovs region by May 9,” Romanino said, when Moscow celebrates the extravagance of the eighties of the defeat of Nazi Germany in World War II.

Under Putin, and May 9 celebrations It has become the central point of Russia’s political evaluation.

One of the Ukrainian political analysts, who has turned into services, believes that the war will continue for several months.

“We are sure that by autumn or winter, we can click on dangerous concessions from Russia for economic reasons” such as continuous sanctions, as Kirill Suzonov wrote on Telegram.

“There are no four regions, no official recognition of the occupied areas, the end of hostilities along the confrontation line, and the foreign peacekeeping units to control the ceasefire – and that’s all,” he wrote.

Meanwhile, Moscow wants to break Ukraine’s defenses to resume its attack on the eastern and southern fronts and then “use their position in the talks,” he wrote.

“The scenario is simple and understandable, the war continues, the aspects were not running out of the arguments in the battlefield,” Suzonov concluded.