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Despite claimed openness for peace talks, Russia still pursues maximalist goals – Canada’s intel

Despite claimed openness for peace talks, Russia still pursues maximalist goals – Canada’s intel

In its latest report based on the Canadian Forces Intelligence Command analysis, the Canadian Armed Forces say that Russia continues demonstrating a commitment to its maximalist war aims despite Russia’s professed openness to negotiations.

The Canadian Armed Forces tweeted:

  • “Russia continues to demonstrate a commitment to its maximalist war aims, which is at odds with its professed openness to a negotiated settlement to the conflict.”
  • “For example, Russia insists, as a precondition to any peace agreement, that four contested regions of Ukraine are and must remain part of Russia.”
  • “Russia knows its preconditions are a non-starter for Ukraine, indicating Russia is currently unwilling to negotiate a good-faith peace agreement.”

Read also:

Russia trying to reintroduce false narrative that it is open for negotiations – ISW

West may start forcing Ukraine to negotiate with Russia – Bild

 

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