The war in Ukraine will not end like other wars in history. That’s the opinion of experts who think the war is unlikely to end, and not even despite the fact that both warring sides want it to.
Throughout history, wars have usually ended with one side winning the battle and forcing the other side to comply with its demands and conditions. It just means the winner takes whatever they want and does whatever they want.
The best example of this is the defeat of Nazi Germany in World War II in 1945. The Germans surrendered unconditionally, the country was occupied by Allied forces and the leading men of the Third Reich were executed. The Third Reich was thus completely defeated and the victors dealt with it accordingly.
But this is not the end of the war in Ukraine, according to reports Jutland Post on the case. There is only one scenario open to such a possibility, and that is that the Russians win and conquer the country and the Ukrainians are forced to surrender. This is something military experts don’t see happening.
The reverse is also unlikely, i.e. the Russians would lose ground and stop hostilities.
Niels Bo Poulsen, military history expert and head of the military and military history department at the Danish Defense Academy, said the war was unlikely to officially end with the warring parties sitting at the negotiating table and negotiating . On the contrary, it will end like the war between North Korea and South Korea. This war ended in an armistice along the 38th parallel, but the states never negotiated peace.
Many experts believe this is the most likely end to the war in Ukraine. When a war ends with a cessation of fighting and no peace agreement is reached, it is called a “frozen conflict”. This frost can then be located at different levels according to Poulsen.
He said both sides may have been exhausted and couldn’t do anything more. It could also be that the Russians are just waiting to be able to make a new move, for example if there is a big change in the next presidential election in the United States. Or that Russia will simply accumulate the forces necessary to be able to start the war again at some point.
Also, it could happen that war never resumes between states, as has been the case so far on the Korean peninsula. But such a situation would mean that Ukrainians would always have to prepare for war, which could have a major impact on the country and business development there. This would force Ukrainians to spend huge sums of money to prepare for war.
The Russians and the Ukrainians face each other and neither side wants to make concessions. Zelenskyy , the President of Ukraine, has said that it will not be possible to sit down at the negotiating table until Russia withdraws all its military forces from Ukraine, both from the eastern part and of Crimea. Russian President Putin has repeatedly stated that Ukraine has no right to exist as an independent state.
Of course, it is not possible to combine these two points of view, and therefore another solution to the war must be found, and experts believe that it is very likely that it will end in a “frozen conflict” .
