Bortnik: Minsk agreements are being replaced by completely different agreements
A major war between Russia and Ukraine is unlikely, since neither side is interested in such a development.
This was stated by the director of the Ukrainian Institute of Politics, Ruslan Bortnik, as reported by the PolitNavigator correspondent.
“The future of Ukrainian-Russian relations is dim. The scenario of a full-fledged war seems unlikely to me; neither Russia nor Ukraine needs a transition to the acute phase,” the expert told Kommersant.
He admits that the Minsk agreements are essentially dead.
“Most likely, we are on the threshold of new agreements, but they will not be called Minsk - these will be new agreements,” Bortnik concluded.
As PolitNavigator reported, the Russian president declared the Minsk agreements non-existent.
Bortnik : Completely different agreements are replacing the Minsk agreements.