According to the head of the Centre for Countering Disinformation Kovalenko, Peace in Ukraine should not be expected at least until autumn. Putin intends to continue military operations in the spring and summer, disrupting any attempts to negotiate a ceasefire.
Kremlin's plans for spring and summer
According to the head of the Centre for Countering Disinformation Taras Kovalenko, The official Kremlin has no intention of ending the war in Ukraine in the near future. On the contrary, Russia plans to intensify hostilities in the spring and summer, indicating an intention to continue the conflict and disrupt any peace initiatives.
This means that the prospect of peace in Ukraine remains very distant, and attempts at a diplomatic settlement may face new complications due to Russia's position.
Disruption of peace initiatives
Kovalenko emphasised that Russia continues to block any attempts to end the war, using various methods of disinformation and pressure. This creates additional challenges for the international community, which is trying to facilitate the peace process.
At the same time, Ukraine is preparing for a long struggle by strengthening its defensive positions and receiving support from its partners. Military experts warn that the fight could last at least several months.
Reaction of the international community
International leaders continue to call for a ceasefire, but so far their efforts have not yielded the desired results. Sanctions and diplomatic pressure on Russia are increasing, but this does not change the Kremlin's intentions.
Analysts believe that the key to ending the war will be the willingness of the parties to compromise, as well as the unity of international support for Ukraine.
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