ANALYSIS – While no decisive victory seems within reach of either Moscow or kyiv, the negotiation of a ceasefire and a political and territorial agreement seems to be the only possible way out of the crisis.
Since its earliest days, the Russian war in Ukraine has been accompanied by diplomatic initiatives and negotiations. And since the entry of Russian forces into Ukraine, the international community has been wondering about the means of stopping as soon as possible this first interstate conflict in Europe since the Second World War, triggered by a nuclear power eager for revenge on the story. At the forefront of diplomatic efforts to secure a ceasefire and launch talks, Emmanuel Macron, who chairs the European Union, telephones Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelensky several times a week, while the Turkish president , Recep Tayyip Erdogan, poses as a mediator between kyiv and Moscow. Until then, the negotiations had never advanced a millimeter. Despite the “progresssometimes hailed by Russians or Ukrainians, “they were mainly used by the two parties to gain time, Russia to regroup its forces and Ukraine to arm itself…
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