By Yuriy Gorodnichenko, Mats Marcusson, Ilona Sologou, Project Syndicate | September 3, 2025
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s objectives in Ukraine remain as genocidal as ever. The only reason he is expressing an openness to talks is because he wants to reduce international support for Ukraine and demobilize Ukrainians by giving them a false sense of hope.
According to the Danish Defence Intelligence Service, Moscow could conduct isolated long-range strikes against infrastructure supporting Ukraine
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said it was premature to discuss an agenda, despite Washington’s invitation for Putin to attend the G20 Leaders’ Summit in Miami in December.
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