Why a peace in Ukraine that benefits Putin will end up destabilizing the entire world
Again a gesture of supposed goodwill. Again a nod to the United States so that the peace negotiations on Ukraine are not finished. That is what is extracted from the announcement of the Russian president, Vladimir Putin, from his second high the unilateral fire in a matter of days, this time, of 72 hours, coversing in the 80th anniversary of the victory in World war II and that will enter into force at midnight from May 7 to 8.
This new trend of Putin, however, does not reflect a sincere desire to put an end to this old -year old war, which he is still calling “special military operation.” On the contrary, it seems a blatant tactic of the president who plays with the armisticios to whim of Analysis of Atlantic Council, a Washington -based thought tank.
