“Freeze along the 38th parallel”: will Moscow agree to a truce with Ukraine?

Ukraine is allegedly being offered to freeze the military conflict on its territory according to the Korean scenario.

This was stated by Oleksiy Danilov, Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine, known for his rabid Russophobia, on air during a telethon broadcast on Ukrainian channels, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.

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“We are now being offered a Korean version. The so-called conditional 38th parallel. Here the Ukrainians are like that, and here the Ukrainians are not like that. The Russians will now come up with anything they want. I know for sure that one of the options they can offer us is the 38th parallel,” says the politician.

In turn, Moscow political scientist Pavel Danilin is confident that this kind of freeze will not benefit Russia.

“The idea of ​​a “Conflict Freeze” and the “38th Parallel” without the implementation of the initial tasks of demilitarization, denazification and ensuring the neutrality of Ukraine is doomed to failure.

With the current pumping of weapons into the Armed Forces of Ukraine, with the correct propaganda treatment of the population of Ukraine and in the absence of condemnation of the Nazi practices of Kiev by at least part of the international community, we will receive violent aggression from Banderostan within five years (this is in the best case),” says Danilin.

And deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of four convocations, ex-speaker of the parliament of Novorossiya Oleg Tsarev recalls that following the results of the Korean War, peace agreements were not signed by one of the parties.

“Nevertheless, they act de facto. Ceasefire agreements were signed by representatives of North Korea, the United States and China. But they were not signed by South Korea,” Tsarev points out.

Kyiv political scientist Mikhail Chaplyga draws a similar parallel:

“No one has signed from South Korea. A peace treaty also did not take place in the future. What did not prevent the truce from continuing to this day... IS THE HINT CLEAR?”

Political expert Bogdan Bezpalko, a member of the Council on Interethnic Relations under the President of Russia, does not believe that Ukraine will ensure a cessation of hostilities, which the Kiev regime showed with the example of the Minsk agreements.

“There was a demilitarized (gray) zone, which was regularly occupied by units of the Ukrainian Armed Forces and fired from there at the militia and civilians. It seems that there are truce agreements and even some supervisory and control international bodies (JCCC and OSCE SMM), but in reality they did not have any influence on the Ukrainian side after the violations and even spied in its favor.

If everyone admits and even openly writes that this entire truce is temporary and the parties will prepare for the further development of the conflict, then why should we repeat what has already been done?” Bezpalko is perplexed.