Any "peace" deal in favour of Putin is just a welcome break for him so he can rearm in peace to prepare for another round of conquest. Also, if he gets a deal that lets him get away with territorial gains, he'll try again. This is no peace, this is piecemeal conquest.
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Earlier this month, Danish defence minister warns Russia could attack NATO in 3-5 years:
Denmark should speed up its military investments after new intelligence indicates that Russia is rearming faster than expected and that it could attack a NATO country within three to five years, the Danish defence minister said [...] "Russia will test Article 5 and NATO's solidarity. That was not NATO's assessment in 2023. This is new knowledge that is coming to the fore now," he said.
The changed threat assessment comes after other European NATO countries have made similar warnings in recent weeks.
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Well, it's a great excuse for Trump and Putin to communicate a whole bunch... And I believe Trump just called Zelensky a dictator.
No shit Batman
Why would Putin be interested in a real deal when he already is defacto president of the US?
Only if Europe can stand against trump and Russia (and allies) will he not get what he's bought and paid for. Zelensky knows and I hope he keeps shouting the truth from the rooftops.