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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’ve finally finished reading the debate apparently between the same two PPs. One of them (or many?) keeps saying that the war stops if Russia pulls out of Ukraine. However,
I think we can agree that Russia will not do it voluntarily. So, what happens if they don’t, for another year or two or five? I keep being told that the war will be over in a year because Russia will be defeated. I honestly don’t see it happening. Look at Palestine, it’s nearly not as powerful yet it continues bringing significant destruction to Israel. 
I just would like to know what the longer term plan is. Will there be enough support for Ukraine for another say 3 years? Will Russia be kicked out of it physically, and if so, is it possible without involving nato directly ie sending troops? What if Russia isn’t kicked out by a certain date? Look at Syria, nothing is back to normal there. I am just terrified at the thought of it all going on and on for decades I guess. [/quote]

Hmm.  Not really the same to PP's, but whatever.

No, go back in the thread - I believe Russia's trajectory is not sustainable.  Let me know if you can't find it.[/quote]

It’s not sustainable long term but N Korea was able to withstand the west for decades. There may not be enough time and resources to wait for Russia to pull out/be crushed.

I personally think there will be another Palestine/N Korea setup, with a bit of Iran thrown in. 
I don’t know how sustainable it is to keep the sanctions but I think most of them will stay for decades. 
Who knows what will eventually grow on that giant field [/quote]

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