Peace talks between Moscow and Kiev on the situation in Ukraine are unlikely to take place this year. Such forecasts were made by the intelligence agency of the Department of Defense (DIA) of the United States, following leaks of secret American documents on the Internet, information on which the journalists of the Washington Post rely in their article. .
“Negotiations to end the conflict are unlikely in 2023 under all scenarios,” the document said.
The text also indicates that the corresponding assessment would have been given by DIA specialists, based on an in-depth American analysis of the number of soldiers, weapons and equipment on both sides.
Pentagon intelligence also estimates that hostilities in Ukraine will continue until 2024. According to the US military department, neither side will gain a decisive advantage this year, the article said.
Earlier, a Times source said the Pentagon has no idea how much material based on classified US data found on the web may still be released to the media. According to him, this is causing great concern within the US Department of Defense.
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