I would be surprised if the Russians go into this thinking that this treaty is going to be anything other than a pause to the conflict, much like 2014. NATO doesn't have the troops or assets to go in the way they want. And I suspect that some of this treaty has to do with Blackrock and others wanting to maintain at least some of the land that they have already put money into as well as any future rebuilding contracts. Ukraine was supposed to win and be the initial implementation base for the WEF/etc government initiatives. That isn't going to be given up if at all possible, even if it is just an abbreviated version.
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Lt Col Daniel Davis: Putin in 'NO LOSE' and Trump in 'NO WIN' Situation Ahead of Alaska Summit
Trump and Putin are preparing for their highly anticipated in-person summit, coming up in Alaska on Friday. But will we see them agree to a deal?

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