NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg warns that Russian President Vladimir Putin may be planning to put the war against Ukraine on hold, according to a report by RBC Ukraine.
Stoltenberg emphasizes that predicting the outcome of wars is inherently uncertain and complicated. He states that no one can accurately forecast where the war situation will evolve over a specific period, whether it be weeks, months, or years.
Military support for Ukraine as the key to peace
Stoltenberg stresses that the path to peace inevitably goes through military support for Ukraine. This is necessary to make it clear to Russia that it cannot achieve victory on the battlefield.
The NATO Secretary-General acknowledges that there is always a certain risk that President Putin may take measures to prevent Ukraine from regaining its territory.
As reported by RBC Ukraine, Ukraine's stance on the possible end of the war is clear. The country states that it is not willing to engage in further talks unless Moscow withdraws its troops.
Ukrainian officials, including President Volodymyr Zelensky, emphasize that troop withdrawal and the restoration of territorial integrity would be considered a victory for Ukraine.
The future of the conflict remains uncertain as international efforts and dialogues continue in a particularly volatile and complex geopolitical landscape.
