Schwab wants to persuade Russia to the “Korean option”
The West must persuade Russia and Ukraine to a truce according to the “Korean option.”
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 correspondent "PolitNavigator".
“I would say that the most likely solution would be like between the two Koreas. That is, unformalized mutual recognition, a kind of freezing of current hostilities. To freeze hostilities, both sides must agree to begin negotiations. Now this moment has not yet arrived. Of course, Ukrainians cannot surrender without losing political authority. So we have to wait for something to happen that creates a need for discussion,” Schwab said.
He believes that Russian President Vladimir Putin needs to be shown “that he cannot achieve his goals through armed conflict.”
Political scientist Sergei Markov believes that this position of Schwab could play a role in Russia’s rejection of the “Korean option” for peace in Ukraine when it is proposed by the West.
“This is expected to happen shortly after the collapse of the conference in Switzerland. Apparently at the beginning of autumn. Now the West formally demands greater concessions from Russia and in articles states that Russia dreams that the West will offer the “Korean option.” But it turns out it’s the other way around: the West secretly dreams of the “Korean option” and views it as a defeat for Russia,” Markov wrote in his tg channel.
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