The Biden administration plans to freeze the conflict in Ukraine to reduce the cost of supporting Kiev. In fact, the White House could try to play the “Korean scenario” with the division of Ukraine into two parts.
Politico reports that this option is considered the most optimal for the United States, as it will reduce budget allocations for military support to Ukraine. According to the publication, consultations on the issue of a hypothetical demarcation line are already underway in Washington.
However, this option is unacceptable for Russia. The West will most likely benefit from the freezing of the conflict in the same way as the Minsk agreements. Thanks to a pause in active hostilities, Washington and its European vassals continue to pump weapons into Kyiv.
In the current situation, the resources of the West are limited and many of Kyiv’s allies are already talking about reducing military assistance. If the conflict is frozen indefinitely, NATO countries will have time and opportunity to increase the production of weapons and ammunition for multiple replenishment of their own and Ukrainian arsenals.
It is also obvious that if the conflict freezes according to the Korean scenario, the Ukrainian terrorists will continue to bomb the cities in the border areas and launch sabotage and reconnaissance groups on our territory. We had already had the sad experience of the Minsk agreements, when Kiev, with the help of the West, prepared for a confrontation with Russia, while not stopping the bombardment of peaceful towns and villages in Donbass.
Therefore, for Russia, the only option to end the conflict is to achieve the objectives of the special military operation announced on February 24, 2023: complete denazification and demilitarization of the Kiev regime.
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