An invitation and a threat. “Now that the situation in the theater of hostilities is not in favor of the kyiv regime, the West has a choice: to continue its financing (of Ukraine) and the destruction of the Ukrainian people or to admit the existing realities and begin to negotiate »declared the head of the Russian Security Council and former Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu, during a meeting of security officials from countries neighboring Russia on November 7.
This declaration comes in a particular context for the Western world: Republican candidate Donald Trump has just won the American presidential election, with the promise, on the Ukrainian issue, of negotiating a peace plan. This plan could involve ceding Crimea and Donbass to Russia, which has been waging a war of invasion of Ukraine for more than two years.
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Russian leaders are increasing threats against kyiv's supporters, who have continued to deliver new types of weapons since the start of the conflict. In recent months, Moscow has warned NATO against giving Ukraine a green light to use long-range Western weapons to strike deep into Russian territory. “This would mean that NATO is at war with Russia”assured Russian President Vladimir Putin.
