After a year-long war between Russia and Ukraine, experts are predicting the end of the war. Naturally, they differ in their predictions. I want to express my views too.
Ukraine is resisting the invasion by Putin with the help of NATO and the USA. There will come a time when Ukraine will be all alone fighting Putin. When, why and how depends on many factors. The important thing is Ukraine will be fighting Putin alone. Putin can wait for that moment. The war will end with Putin winning the war.
In an unlikely scenario, Putin is cornered and has no option but to use tactical Nuclear weapons in Ukraine. The USA and NATO will not get into a Nuclear War with Russia. Ukraine will surrender just the way Japan surrendered to the USA. This is highly improbable but it could happen.
Is there any possibility of negotiated peaceful settlement? Yes, if and only if Putin has his own way and claims it to be his victory. Putin will not have it any other way.
NATO and the USA left Afghanistan in a hurry and that encouraged Putin to attack Ukraine and this would encourage China to attack Taiwan. Guardian of Democracy, the USA is well known for letting down people it is supposed to protect and running away from the battle when the time gets harder is recorded in History. Korea, Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan are examples. We have to wait and see what happens in Ukraine and Taiwan.
Love and peace.
Kris~Dreamweaver
www.poetrypoem.com/dreamweaver
25th February 2023.
UPDATE: PUTIN "MAY LASH OUT WITH TACTICAL NUKES" WITH KREMKIN ATTACK EXPOSING HIS "VULNERABILITY"
EXCLUSIVE: Moscow has also claimed Ukraine was behind the drone attack with assistance from the United States - a claim denied by Washington.
By CIARAN MCGRATH
07:00, Fri, May 5, 2023 | UPDATED: 07:19, Fri, May 5, 2023.
Vladimir Putin's "vulnerability" has been exposed by Thursday's apparent assassination attempt, and the Russian President may opt to "lash out" with tactical nuclear weapons if he feels backed into a corner, a former CIA agent has warned. Robert Baer was speaking in the wake of footage which appears to show a drone exploding over the Kremlin in the early hours of Wednesday morning, with Russia swiftly pointing the finger of blame at Ukraine - whose own President, Volodymyr Zelensky, responded by denying all involvement. A statement on the Kremlin's website said debris from the unmanned aerial vehicles fell on the grounds of the seat of Russia's government but no damage was caused and there were no injuries nor fatalities.
