In a recent interview, Dr. Joanna Siekiera from the War Studies Academy discussed the possibility of a "New Yalta" agreement, suggesting that Ukraine might be compelled to accept unfavorable peace terms due to international pressure.
She emphasized that Russia's invasion of Ukraine has violated numerous international laws, including the United Nations Charter, which prohibits resolving conflicts through non-peaceful means.
Dr. Siekiera expressed concern that global actors might support negotiations leading to a redrawing of Ukraine's borders, effectively forcing Ukraine into concessions.
She also noted the possibility that institutions like the International Criminal Court could deprioritize prosecuting Russian leadership for war crimes in favor of achieving a swift resolution to the conflict.
This perspective highlights the complex dynamics at play, where geopolitical interests may overshadow principles of justice and sovereignty, potentially leaving Ukraine with limited options in the pursuit of peace.
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