Former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger has said Russia and Ukraine could start negotiations to end the conflict by the end of the year. In an interview with CBS Sunday Morning, he said that now, perhaps, the Ukrainian crisis is approaching a tipping point.
(If the president came to you and said, would you fly to Moscow and talk to Putin?) I would be inclined to, but I would be an adviser, not an active person
said the politician.
Now, when China intervened, everything should fall into place, the American diplomat is convinced.
Now that China has entered the negotiations, everything will fall into place. I think that by the end of the year we will be talking about negotiation processes and even real negotiations.
Kissinger concluded.
Earlier, Foreign Affairs magazine wrote that the conflict between Russia and Ukraine appears to be following a trajectory known only to itself. It is not known how it will end, but the loss of Russia is not expected, as well as the victory of Kyiv.
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