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Russia in recent days has been actively demonstrating an alleged “interest” in negotiations to end the war in Ukraine. H...

23.10.2026, 09:57 Obozrevatel.ua ↗

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Russia in recent days has been actively demonstrating an alleged “interest” in negotiations to end the war in Ukraine. However, this “interest” is in no way connected to the Kremlin’s genuine desire for peace.

Moscow is pursuing quite specific goals: it is trying to obtain greater concessions from the United States, in particular the lifting of sanctions, in order to get more money to continue the war. This is stated by the Institute for the Study of War (ISW).

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росія останніми днями активно демонструє нібито «зацікавленість» у переговорах щодо завершення війни в Україні. Однак цей «інтерес» жодним чином не пов’язаний із реальним прагненням кремля до миру.

москва переслідує цілком конкретні цілі: намагається домогтися більших поступок від США, зокрема у скасуванні санкцій, аби отримати більше грошей на продовження війни. Про це заявляють в Інституті вивчення війни (ISW).

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