He warned that Ukraine would soon have to sue for peace.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky celebrates five years in power this Tuesday. Therefore, he ends his mandate without the possibility of being able to hold elections, because he is president of a country at war and partially invaded by Russia. However, in this context, International analyst Dan Perry has assured in between newsweek That “serious analysis shows that Ukraine will soon have to reach an agreement with Russia.”

Perry explains that at a geopolitics conference he attended in London, senior American and European officials and analysts were divided on two clear narratives.

He said, “The first is that Russian President Vladimir Putin is a dictator, a Soviet chauvinist and an imperialist with potentially Hitlerite leanings, who, if satisfied, would create an appetite that would soon spread to Moldova, the Baltics, and perhaps Poland. It will also change.” ,

In this narrative, Perry said, “Putin must be pushed back at almost any cost, which means that Ukraine must be fully armed and treated as if it were a member of NATO.” “President Joe Biden publicly agrees with this approach, and most Republicans hate it.”

However, the opposing narrative, he points out, “says the West made a disastrous mistake by extending the illusion of NATO membership to a country whose borders stretch only a few hundred kilometres from Moscow, and that Russia (not Putin alone) had no choice but to draw a line in the field.

“Furthermore, Russia is unlikely to lose because it has a large numerical advantage and a determined leadership (supported by a significant sector of public opinion) that will sacrifice as much treasure and lives as necessary to subjugate Ukraine. Doesn’t mind doing it,” continuing at this point. Believe that. “Fundamentally, this narrative says, Russia’s shocking violation of a long-standing taboo on nuclear threats cannot be a hoax.”

According to this statement, he further said, “It would be good for Ukraine to reach a deal that would include giving up most or all of the territory it lost over the past decade, as Russia invaded Crimea and began its offensive in eastern Ukraine. done.”

Despite these opposing viewpoints, all analysts agree that if former President Donald Trump returns to power in the US, “Ukraine will be sold off at scrap prices by Putin’s transactional and dishonest acolytes in the House.” ” “And if that happens under pressure, in which Trump basically supports Putin, the outcome will be a worst-case scenario, in which Russia will gravitate towards maximalism in which it will capture Kiev, overthrow Zelensky (or even worse) and install a puppet to rule the entire country,” Perry highlighted.