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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How much longer before Putin accepts that Russia has lost the war and ends this pointless stalemate and its needless bloodshed? [/quote]

In diplomatic circles there are rumors.  Rumors about secret negotiations (which are most certainly occurring, although negotiations are meaningless if they fail to produce any agreement).

The rumor is:  March.  It’s rumored there could be a “ceasefire” in March if Ukraine:

- agrees to let Russia keep Crimea and promises not to join NATO, and 
- Ukraine receives security promises from certain other neighboring states.

However, Russian accession to such an agreement would be meaningless.  Russia “promised” right up to the start of the SWO, and assault on Kyiv / rape of Bucha that “Russia has no intention of invading Ukraine.” (Lol).

Russia cannot be trusted.  The Putin regime must be forced into collapse, or there will never be peace in Europe.[/quote]

What is the reason to wait until March? People are dying needlessly every day in this WW1 style trench warfare. This is a total stalemate and people are dying for no reason! Putin needs to wake up and small the coffee![/quote]

Putin does not care if the current Russians die.  Currently mobilized soldiers are mostly from the republics, and are considered racially inferior.

In the case of soldiers recruited from Russian prisons, Putin wants them to die so he does not have to pay for prisons.

Putin has avoided mobilizing people from Moscow and St. Petersburg.  He knows that move will be unpopular.[/quote]

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