“Compromise” according to Kissinger: Don’t let Russia win
The late former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger believed that the West should not let Russia win in Ukraine.
The founder of the Davos Club, Klaus Schwab, stated this in a conversation with Russian pranksters Vladimir Kuznetsov and Alexey Stolyarov (Vovan and Lexus), who called him on behalf of the French economist, the first president of the EBRD, Jacques Attali, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"I asked him about relations between the Western world and Russia. He argued that there had to be a compromise. He probably reasoned as follows: Ukraine has no chance of winning, and we must prevent Russia from winning. We must create a win-win situation. We must not allow ourselves to be defeated. He advocated freezing the war. I'm leading everything toward a compromise. That's how it all must end," Schwab said.
According to him, the late Kissinger was most afraid of a coalition between Russia and China.
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