There has been much commentary across the Western world on the latest rounds of negotiations happening between the Russians, the Ukrainians, and the Americans over the past month or so. The first set of talks took place in Abu Dhabi, between high-ranking representatives of the security apparatuses of Russia and Ukraine. The latest set of discussions pulled the issues up to the strategic level, and attempted to address broader questions about territory, governance, neutrality, and so on, with respect to Ukraine.

More than a few commentators have taken to arguing that this means some sort of peace deal is in the offing. Most recently, George Beebe – an analyst for whom I have considerable respect, though he does tend to look at things only from an American perspective – stated that there were signs on both the Russian and Ukrainian sides that each country’s respective President is angling for a peace agreement to end the war:

His basis for this analysis comes from recent attempts to slow down Telegram in Russia, which has supposedly stopped the patriotic and nationalist channels in Russia from getting their word out, and from noises coming out of Ukraine that Bellendsky is willing to cede Donbass in exchange for accelerated membership to the European Union.

I was quite mystified by this assessment, because in my view, the facts on the ground completely contradict it. Rather, as far as I am concerned, there will be no peace deal – or, as you would pronounce it with a Russian accent, “pissdill”, which sounds extremely funny and very rude. There will be only a military solution to this entire issue.

(Quick aside: “peace deal” in English sounds very much like пиздел to a Russian, which is a very rude term involving… a specific part of the male anatomy, let’s put it that way.)

Let us start with the notion that Russia is losing the war, which the usual idiots keep trotting out.

Russia is moving slowly on the battlefield, to be sure. Its gains are incremental at best – at least, in territorial terms. Yet that is precisely the POINT of the Russian strategy. They are THE masters of attrition warfare. Nobody does it better, or more brutally, than they do.

To understand what is going on, we need to go through a somewhat detailed review of what has happened in the past 4 years.

Invasion

Back when Russia invaded Ukraine, almost exactly 4 years ago as of this writing, the Russian army of that time was not at all prepared for the conflict. It was a defensively oriented military, with multiple command chains and overlapping structures that made a coordinated response to militaryh threats quite a challenge. The Russians were using obsolete equipment and weapons designed for a different era, by and large, with only limited investments in the kinds of modern weaponry and systems needed to fight a serious high-intensity war against a peer opponent. This was a direct function of the collapse of the Russian economy in the 1990s, and the subsequent extreme constraints placed upon Russian military budgets. At the time of the invasion in 2022, Russia’s army still used Battalion Tactical Groups (BTGs) as their primary unit of force.

The Neo-Tsar’s gamble in Ukraine compounded the problems faced by the Russian military. Instead of attacking with an overwhelming force of at least 250,000 men and completely crushing the Ukrainian military within a few weeks through sheer weight of numbers, the Neo-Tsar opted to send in a force of only about 90,000 men, primarily to support the Lugansk and Donetsk militias. That force succeeded in capturing substantial swathes of Ukrainian territory very quickly, largely through the element of surprise. The Ukrainians had gone to bed the night before, believing – based on American intelligence – that there would be no invasion, and the Russians were bluffing.

As is usually the way of such things, the ANALysts in Foggy Bottom got that one completely wrong. (To be fair, so did most of the independent commentariat class – including, by the way, yours truly. I thought, right up until the moment when the first paratroopers of the Russian VDV landed at Gostomel, that there would be no war.)

The Russian military smashed its way through southern, eastern, and northern Ukraine, and eventually ended up in a roughly 20Km-long convoy sitting outside of Kiev. And then… they just sort of sat there, despite having surrounded Kiev on three sides.

Why?

Because the entire point of the invasion was to break the Ukrainian will to fight, quickly and efficiently, and force them to the negotiating table.

And, as gambles go, it very nearly succeeded.

Abortive Peace

The terms of the peace treaty that both sides reached in Istanbul, by April 15 2022, were not actually that onerous on Ukraine. You can read the full text of it in English here, and you can see which parts the Russians and Ukrainians respectively disagreed with. Overall, it represented a MAJOR climbdown from some of the key Russian objectives that the Neo-Tsar stated in his speech on the very early morning of Feb 24, 2022, when he launched the Special Military Operation.

The peace treaty put all the onus on Ukraine to preserve and protect the Russian language, pull back on the odious neo-Nazi ideology that has infected it, and left the status of the Donetsk and Lugansk People’s Republics open to question. It did not settle the key question of the status of Crimea. The final size of the Ukrainian armed forces was open to dispute. Although the treaty enshrined the neutrality and non-nuclear status of Ukraine, this again was left to the Ukrainians to implement, practically without enforcement.

Many Western ANALysts have since attempted to interpret this as a maximalist set of demands that would have permanently crippled Ukraine. This is idiotic on its face. The actual text of the treaty is unusually reasonable, given the 8 years of provocations and humiliations the Russians had endured up until the start of the SMO. This was not a maximalist set of demands at all. It was a significant compromise, and one that (quietly) enraged large sections of the Russian nationalist segment.

Yet, even this, a flawed but reasonable set of compromises, was too much for the West.

We all know what happened after that. Brandon the Fake President – or, much more likely, Jake “The Snake” Sullivan, his man-boy of a National Security Advisor, who only knows how to campaign, not to administer – talked to the YURPEENS, and especially the extraordinarily treacherous Limeys, and sent Bozo BoJo to Kiev to tell the Ukrainians to tear up the peace agreement and keep fighting. In exchange, the Bozo said the West would supply Ukraine with everything it needed to fight and win against the Russians.

This was the first and most obvious clear indication that the Ukrainians cannot, and must never, be trusted to keep the terms of any peace agreement. They are quite literally constitutionally incapable of it – never mind that their actual constitution now contains clauses mandating that Ukraine MUST join the EU and NATO, they are temperamentally unable to keep any agreement. That has been true since the days of the Minsk Agreements, back in 2014 and 2015.

As for helping 404 – this is precisely what the West did, starting with a US$40B aid package that the American Congress passed quickly into law, and which Brandon – in one of his less dementia-addled moments – signed into law. At the time, Maj. Scott Ritter called it a “game-changer” – and was roundly mocked and laughed out of the room by many of us in the “alt-media” environment.

He turned out to be right – as usual. The package WAS a game-changer. It put at the disposal of the Ukrainians some of the most powerful and advanced weapons the FUSA could field at the time. Worse, from a Russian perspective, it arrived at precisely the time when the Russians themselves ran into significant buffers of manpower and logistics.

Russian Setbacks and Recovery

The military that went into Ukraine, did so using an “economy of force” approach. Its objective was to hit hard and fast, shatter the Ukrainian army, and then GET OUT. It was NOT a force designed for real attrition warfare. But, as the Ukrainians began mobilising their entire society into a war economy, and as they started to get help from the West in the form of tens and then hundreds of billions of dollars in aid and weapons, the Russians found themselves flat-footed.

From that point onward, it became clear to the Russians that there would only ever be a military solution to the conflict.

As is the Russian way of things, they started off slowly and on the back foot. After severe setbacks in the Kharkov and Kherson regions, the MFIC took the decision to mobilise 300,000 reservists back into active duty – for which he was roundly criticised by large parts of the Russian commentariat, by the way, as they felt he acted too slowly. That stabilised the situation. The defeat of the Khlearly Khatastrophic Khollapsed Khalamitous Khreat Khokholite Khumvee Khounteroffensive in the summer of 2023 gave the Russian military the time and space it needed to become what it is today.

And what is that?

Quite simply, it is the most focused, capable, lethal, combat-hardened, well-coordinated, and well-led military anywhere on Earth.

The Russian Way of War

A lot of Ameribros are going to be mortally offended by that sentence. My advice to you is simple: deal with it. America loses all of its wars and is unable to mount anything more than loud and showy spectacles that get a lot of people killed, but accomplish jack-shit in the real world. This has been the American way of war since the mid-1990s, and the situation has just gotten comprehensively worse ever since.

The Russians, by contrast, fight to kill. They fight in a way designed specifically to wear down the enemy’s industrial, economic, military, and manpower base. That is precisely what they have achieved. The leaks from the Ukrainian General Staff’s central databases last year proved it – the Ukrainians had lost, at that point, somewhere on the order of 1.8 MILLION KIA and MIA, and we can presume that most of the latter are dead. This means that, by now, the total death count in Ukraine is well north of 2 million, with probably another 2 million on top of that in severely wounded.

Russian tracking of Ukrainian casualty estimates confirms this. The operational head of the Russian General Staff, Gen. Rudskoy – basically, Gen. Valeryi Gerasimov’s 2IC – stated earlier this week that Ukraine has lost over 1.5 million men in total. Now, this Russian estimate counts dead AND wounded, including what the Russians call “sanitary losses” – lightly wounded soldiers who can return to combat duty after treatment. It bears repeating that the Russian estimates are extremely conservative. They only count casualties they actually see, or can verify through radio intercepts. They do not count those who die behind the front lines from disease, failures to evacuate quickly, or war wounds.

The true death toll is horrific. We are looking at over 160,000 Russian dead – according to the best Western estimates – and at least 2 million Ukrainian dead. The exchange ratios of Russian to Ukrainian bodies over the past couple of years have borne this out. That ratio is 40:1 – in favour of the Russians.

The Military Situation Today

This brings us to where the front lines stand at the present time. After wearing Ukrainian defences thin throughout much of 2023 and all of 2024, the Russians began to move in earnest across Donbass in the second half of 2025. Multiple key strongholds along the Donbass front line fell quickly. Seversk, Pokrovsk, Mirnograd, and others have all collapsed. The Russians are now close to taking Konstantinovka, having taken Chasov Yar many months ago, and are slowly and inexorably tightening the noose around the last two big cities in the region – Slavyansk and Kramatorsk, where the entire Donbass Rebellion started back in 2014 after the Western-backed, US-instigated Euromaidan coup.

Russian military victories on the battlefield are exactly why the Neo-Tsar has been notably toughening up his language of late, pointing out that Russia will liberate Donbass and the other two regions, Zaporozh’ye and Kherson, “one way or another” (more or less):

This is before we get to the fact that the “Far Eastern Express”, as it were, which is the fond Russian nickname for the “Восток” (East) group of forces that have been barrelling through the Zaporozh’ye region, is only 12Km or so from the outskirts of Zaporozh’ye City itself. That grouping threatens to capture Orekhov in the coming weeks, which would completely and comprehensively reverse the entire Khokholite Khounteroffensive from 2023.

Concurrently, the Russians appear to have taken the decision to shut down whatever remains of Ukrainian power and air defence capabilities. The strikes against Ukraine’s energy grid have been absolutely devastating. Rolling and emergency blackouts throughout the country are now normal. Power in the capital city is down to just a few hours a day. The situation has improved somewhat over the past few weeks, but there is no question that Ukraine is in dire straits.

Russia’s Objectives

It is against this background that we must look at the attempts to get both sides to sit down and agree to a negotiated deal.

Remember the Russian objectives at the start of the SMO. They were very clear:

• Demilitarisation of Ukraine
• De-Nazification of Ukraine
• Permanent neutral, non-nuclear status for Ukraine
• The rights of Russian speakers are to be respected and enshrined in law
• The Russian Orthodox Church must be given full protection of the law
• The people of the Donetsk and Lugansk regions must be protected

These are the core objectives against which Russia measures success. It should be obvious to all but the most blindly stupid of pro-Ukrainian NAFO trolls that Russia is winning the war – I would argue it was winning ever since early 2022, with setbacks later in the year, but it has always had the upper hand.

Given Russia is now winning the war… why should it settle for anything less than these objectives?

In fact, these have expanded now, to include the reintegration of two other regions of Ukraine into Russia – those of Zaporozh’ye and Kherson. The peoples of both regions voted to join the Russian Federation in late 2022, at margins of – if memory serves – 93% and 86%, respectively.

The Russian Economy

So the Russian list of objectives grows longer. The Ukrainian position grows weaker. And the West grows more desperate. The original neoclown gambit to destroy Russia and break it apart has failed, utterly and totally.

The Russian economy has its problems to be sure, but inflation is going down, growth has resumed – even as real interest rates are at close to a staggering 10% – and real wages are rising. Momentary price spikes in things like cucumbers and tomatoes, and structural shifts in employment, such as the contraction of specific sectors – the automotive production and restaurant hospitality sectors are observably in trouble in Russia – DO NOT spell problems for the broader economy.

Russia’s public finances are entirely stable. Its debt-to-GDP ratio remains extraordinarily low, at well under 20%. Its Federal budget deficit amounts to barely 2% of GDP – and that is likely to shrink this year. Unemployment remains at historic lows – indeed, Russia’s labour markets are very tight, which is why they have had to bring in migrant guest workers, including a reported 70,000 Pajeets, just to keep things moving.

Oil and gas revenues continue to provide the Kremlin with plenty of headroom. Contrary to what Drumpf publicly proclaimed just a few days ago, India has NOT stopped purchasing Russian oil. China is buying more Russian oil and gas than ever. There is simply nothing to indicate that Russia is about to run out of steam.

Indeed, all indicators coming out of Russia tell us that the country is preparing for a colossal summer offensive – one designed to smash Ukraine and its NATO backers once and for all.

The Coming Hammerblow

Now, many of us – among them, DA KERNEL HIZZSELF!, and, again, yours truly – have been predicting some kind of big Russian offensive since the winter of 2023. We have always been wrong. For whatever reason, the Russians have preferred to keep things going with attrition warfare – moving slowly, steadily, cautiously, but with extreme violence, against specific targets. The Russian General Staff does not appear to be tethered to any particular clock or timetable – they seem to have received explicit orders from the Kremlin, telling them to just get on with the job of destroying Ukraine’s ability to fight.

This is precisely what they have done.

The Russian Army is now chewing through the FOURTH iteration of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. With every reconstitution, the AFU grows weaker, less competent, less stable. The first was destroyed by June 2022. The second was destroyed in the summer “counteroink” of 2023. The third was destroyed through the course of 2024. The fourth is now being smashed to pieces as Russia systematically crushes and conquers every last major defensive line in Donbass.

All signs point to something big coming. It might happen this summer, it might be later. But the Russians appear to be gathering tens of thousands of troops, thousands of vehicles, hundreds of tanks, and hundreds of thousands of drones, for what could be the final smash.

My guess is that, once Russia takes Slavyansk and Kramatorsk – and thereby completes the full liberation of Donetsk region – the Russian Army will then pause, while President Putin issues one final ultimatum to the Ukrainians, and the West:

Give us Zaporozh’ye and Kherson, or else we will do whatever is necessary to end this, once and for all.

If NATO has any sense whatsoever – which it does not – it will take that deal. Which, of course, it will not.

The NATO leaders are unable to admit that they have lost. They cannot bring themselves to think that Russia, whose economy they stupidly claim is only the size of Italy’s, can possibly prevail against the combined might of Europe. But that is precisely what it has done.

The Pointlessness of Diplomacy

It is with all of this background, then, that we must finally turn to the diplomatic situation. Under President Trump, the Americans have finally stopped trying to feed Ukraine enough rope to hang itself. The “realist neoclowns” – if one can even say those two words in the same sentence and still have semantic meaning – realise that their attempts to crush and break Russia have failed, and that Ukraine is now consuming far too much by way of resources. The “realist” wing, led by the likes of Elbridge Colby and others, want to turn American attention to the Pacific theatre, where – they think – they need to take on China.

Never mind that they will fail. That is where their priorities lie.

So, having bent the God-Emperor’s ear toward that idea, they now insist on peace negotiations to settle the Ukrainian conflict, resolve one front of their multi-front attempt to retain American hegemony, and push toward the defeat of China.

The problem here is that Drumpf is not a statesman – not really. He is not a true negotiator. He does not understand that peace negotiations for a long-running war like this, in which the US both pretends to be a mediator AND is actively involved in the hostilities, take literally YEARS to resolve things.

By way of comparison, the Paris Peace Accords, which eventually ended the Vietnam War on terms that President Nixon was able to claim were “peace with honour”, took something like 6 years. The negotiations with the Taliban, that enabled the US withdrawal from Afghanistan – before the final collapse – took at least a year, if not much more.

But Drumpf is obsessed with optics. He wants a quick win. So he has sent his friend, Steve Witkoff, off on multiple wild goose chases, telling first the Kremlin and then the Ukrainians one thing, and then another. He has never been able to settle on any one course of action for very long.

The Russians see this. They are no fools. They recognise clearly that Trump is a rank amateur – while they themselves are seasoned, hardened professionals. They see he wants a quick win, and they are quite content to keep playing for time, while they win on the battlefield.

There is another dimension to the diplomacy which we must consider. The Russians know full well that the US cannot be trusted. There is little respect or regard for the Ameribros now in Russia.

Consider: Trump came into office a little over a year ago, promising to end the war in Ukraine quickly. He started off in promising fashion, demanding an end to the lucrative flow of free weapons and intelligence to Ukraine. But then, in typical Trump fashion, he chickened out, and maintained the supply of intel, at least, to Kiev.

His negotiating tactics were classic double-dealing. He routinely sent Witkoff to Moscow to get the Russians to agree to something, and then behind the scenes, he and Cucko Rubio simply betrayed those understandings by supplying Kiev with weapons and intelligence to keep the war going.

Nothing exemplifies this double-dealing more than the whole furore over whether or not there shold be a ceasefire in Ukraine before a final “pissdill”. First Trump called up President Putin and agreed that there should be no ceasefire until AFTER a permanent peace agreement. Then he talked to the Europeans and the Ukrainians, and changed his mind, and started insisting on a ceasefire. Then he flip-flopped again after talking to the Russians – and back again.

The Anchorage Summit last summer seemed to resolve some of these issues. We have never seen any explicit text of what was agreed in Anchorage, but reading between the lines, it seems to be this: in exchange for a Ukrainian withdrawal and ceding of Donbass, the Russians agreed to cease fire in the other two regions, and to begin immediate final peace negotiations.

But then, even as those negotiations were ongoing, it turned out that American intelligence helped plan and execute Operation: SPIDER’S WEB, which was an audacious and actually reasonably successful Ukrainian attack against Russia’s strategic nuclear bomber fleet. Russia lost anywhere between 1 and 5 of its priceless, irreplaceable Tu-95MS intercontinental-range strategic nuclear missile carriers, and several Tu-22M3 medium-range heavy bombers.

On top of that, the Russians know perfectly well that the Americans are sponsoring and supporting numerous Ukrainian covert actions against their country. They are, I repeat, not fools.

In the face of continued American passive aggression, why on Earth would the Russians ever agre to a “pissdill”?

The Putin Factor

The final point we must consider here, is the state of agreement within the Kremlin. Over the past six months or so, I have noticed a significant hardening of the Kremlin’s position with respect to the war in Ukraine. No matter who speaks on the subject – CHADvedev, CHADrov, Naryshkin, Patrushev, Shoigu (though not so much, these days), Tolstoy, Volodin, Matvienko, or even Peskov – ALL of them have adopted a notably tougher line on the West than they did back in early 2025.

It is abundantly clear to me, if I listen to the likes of Russian Ambassador to the UK, Andrei Kelin, or Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov, that the “collective Putin”, so to speak, has lost all patience with the West. The overwhelming majority of the Russian Security Council – that is to say, the body that ACTUALLY runs things in the country – appears to have settled on a line that says:

F**K the West. We’ve had enough. We will settle this with fire and blood – the way we always should have done.

What about the MFIC himself, though?

This is where things get rather interesting.

In Russia, the single greatest fear that the average Russian has – including, and especially, the Russian front-line soldier – is that the politicians will agree to some sort of weak-kneed “pissdill”, that will force the Russians to stop moving forward, and will squander all the hard-won gains of the Russian army, while failing to achieve the core objectives of the SMO.

This is a valid fear. Again, read through the text of the Istanbul Agreement, and you will see why. The root causes of the conflict remained unresolved to a large extent. Back then, the peace treaty was a major climbdown from Russia’s core objectives.

So the key question remains: what will The Putin do?

Most people you ask will say: he will cave. That is actually his reputation in Russia.

Westerners have been fed this ridiculous caricature of the Neo-Tsar as some sort of bloodthirsty totalitarian lunatic who controls literally everything in Russia through his own mind and whims. This is just stupid. The Putin is in fact the head of a very legalistic, very tightly run system with multiple layers and a clearly established chain of command. He is himself subject to Russian law and custom, and he cannot simply do things just because he feels like it – regardless of what Western useful idiots think.

In fact, if you listen carefully to President Putin’s statements over the past 6 months, you can tell that he, too, is fed to the back teeth with the West, and wants to settle this militarily.

He has not yet come out and said it directly. He must still obey the forms, as it were, of international diplomacy. But I have no doubt that, behind the scenes, he has been working the phones EXTREMELY hard to get his fellow leaders in the Global South to see and understand that the West cannot be trusted.

He is succeeding.

Back in 2023 and 2024, you used to hear a lot from the Africans, the Indians, and to a lesser extent the Arabs and the Chinese about the need for a diplomatic solution to the conflict in Ukraine. Yet today, those voices are nearly mute. This is because the Russians have done a sterling job of pointing out the repeated outrages and betrayals committed by the West against them. The Global South and the BRICS+ confederation now understands full well that the West cannot be trusted, at all, with so much as the running of a lemonade stand.

Bellendsky’s Pickle

All of this is before we get to the problems faced by Bellendsky the Crackhead Coke-Fiend of Kiev. Consider the dilemma he faces. He is no longer the legitimate leader of Ukraine – he has been an effectively unelected tyrant since May of 2024, after his five-year term expired. When he came to power in 2019, he did so by promising to resolve the conflict in Donbass, which was at that point a civil war, not a full-fledged war with Russia.

He met with President Putin as part of the “Normandy Format”, and for a while it seemed as though there would, indeed, be peace. But then, he visited the front lines, and met with members of what was, at that time, the “Azov Battalion”. (Today it is more like a corps of at least three divisions worth of the hardest, nastiest neo-Nazis in Europe.)

There is a video somewhere on YouTube of this meeting. He met with a local commander who literally laughed in his face and threatened him – the President of his country, supposedly his commander-in-chief – if he talked with the Russians. You can see the shock and horror on Bellendsky’s face. It was at that point that he turned away from peace, and started throwing his weight behind the war.

In April of 2022, he had a chance to settle the war on terms that would have permitted Ukraine to remain a whole country, minus Crimea (which was NEVER a true part of Ukraine to begin with). He rejected that.

Now he faces terms which require the dismemberment of his country, taking away the most productive and industrial part of it. Doing so would cripple Ukraine’s economy and people forever. And if he agrees, he will face a furious reaction from at least three different factions.

The ordinary people will be outraged that he settled for terms more onerous than the ones in 2022 – what, they will say, was the point of all that death and destruction, if Ukraine now has to accept terms WORSE than what it did back then?

The neo-Nazis will refuse point-blank to give away a single inch of Ukrainian territory – and have openly threatened to shoot Bellendsky if he does it.

And the British intelligence services have almost certainly made it clear, behind the scenes, that any attempts to end the war, and thereby stop this proxy conflict with what they consider to be their “great enemy”, the Russians, will result in a bullet to the head for Bellendsky, and his immediate replacement with an actual neo-Nazi Banderite, former General Zaluzhnyi.

You can see where things stand, therefore. Bellendsky has no choice whatsoever, but to continue the war. If he does not, the grift that has made him and his cokehead friends wealthy beyond the dreams of avarice, will end instantly – and he himself will be shot like the dog he is.

Conclusion – The Coming Final Solution

So now we come to the final outcome of the war in Ukraine. There will be no “pissdill”, because there is no incentive whatsoever for any side to accept one.

The Americans want to force Russia and Ukraine to accept terms that would not be in the interests of either, but have no leverage over the Russians. They do have leverage over the Ukrainians, but the American Derp State refuses to permit the President of Ukraine do to the right and humane thing.

The Europeans want to keep the war going, because they believe it weakens Russia, and they think they can win. They are deluded beyond belief, and only a final kick in the teeth will convince them otherwise.

The Ukrainians are weary of war and want it to end – but their leaders, who are by and large not actually Ukrainian (many are Jews), are busy plundering and raping the country of whatever it has left. Those leaders cannot afford to stop the war – the grift ends, they themselves will be killed, and they have no problems sacrificing as many Ukrainians as they think they can get away with to their masters.

The Russians have given up too much, paid too high a price, to permit anything less than total victory. For the Russian people, this now means the total destruction of Ukraine as a state. It means regime change in Kiev. It means the conquest and liberation of ALL of historical “Novorossiya” – just listen to CHADrov when he talks about this. That in turn means the liberation of Kharkov and Odessa, plus Nikolayev and Krivoy Rog, plus potentially Sumy, Chernigov, and even perhaps Kiev itself.

It means leaving behind a landlocked, broken, agricultural rump state that cannot sustain any heavy industry or significant military force. It means, in other words, the death of Ukraine.

This tragedy could have been avoided four years ago, if only the West had abandoned its delusional dreams of conquering and breaking apart Russia. The neoclowns ran into a true superpower that actually understands war and how to fight it. They have still not figured that out.

As a direct result, over 2 million Ukrainians are now dead, plus thousands of Poles, hundreds of mercenaries from other countries, and God only knows how many Americans and Brits who went hunting for “snow niggers”, only to discover that the Russians can actually shoot back.

There will be no peace deal. The best thing Trump can do, is to get the hell out of the way, allow Ukraine to be destroyed, and get on with whatever it is he thinks he can do in his remaining time in office.