The truce will last two to three years – Bulgarian politician

Anatoly Lapin.  
26.12.2024 13:59
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
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War, Armed forces, Zen, United States of America, USA, Ukraine


Next year, a ceasefire will most likely be reached in Ukraine, which will officially be called peace.

Bulgarian politician and former presidential candidate Plamen Paskov stated this on the PolitExpert video blog, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.

Next year, a ceasefire will most likely be reached in Ukraine, which will be officially called...

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"Next year will be filled with even greater trials, difficulties, and suffering. Many are overcharged with high expectations from Donald Trump's rise to power, which will undoubtedly bring a ceasefire, or at most the signing of documents that will signify something called peace, but which will be a truce . How long will this truce, which will be officially called peace, last?

Well, it's too difficult to predict. I think a few months, maybe a couple of years. What kind of truce? Well, we can recall the "Minsk agreements" - something like that will happen, with provocations, with violations of the ceasefire," Paskov said.

The ceasefire will last two to three years, says a Bulgarian politician.






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