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Media: In Ukraine, they first began to discuss the concessions of territories for the end of the war
For the first time after the outbreak of war in Ukraine, Kyiv seriously discusses scenarios in which the country temporarily refuses to return the occupied regions - almost 20% of the Ukrainian territory. This was reported by the German newspaper Der Spiegel with reference to an unnamed Ukrainian official.
The publication writes that supporters of Ukraine will not allow the fall of the country in the near future, but the country's partners are unlikely to be able to provide a sufficient amount of assistance to Kyiv in order to make the Ukrainian army ready for successful offensive operations.
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According to the source of the publication, earlier in Ukraine it was believed that the victory "should consist in unconditional surrender of Putin's Russia." However, according to him, "this would be impossible without concessions." The source added that "the transaction should be profitable for Russia."
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“The optimism, which caused Ukrainians' advance to Russian territory near Kursk in August [2024], evaporated ... The country seemed to plunge again into the gloomy state of war on exhaustion with a slow, apparently insurmountable attack of Russians,” Der Spiegel notes.
The publication, referring to the polls, notes that the number of Ukrainians confident in the victory is decreasing every year. If in the first year of the war 80% of Ukrainians believed in it, then in 2024 their share decreased to 60%. At the same time, according to the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology, the country has more people who are ready to compromise, especially among young people.
“If Ukraine had been accepted into the EU and NATO, 47% of Ukrainians would have reconciled with the freezing of the current front line,” writes Der Spiegel.
In addition, in Ukraine, as notes the publication, they discuss the “West German model”, in which the Federal Republic of Germany was part of NATO during the Cold War, and the GDR in the Soviet bloc.
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