Two elements that could potentially limit Putin's power.
Talkin' Turkey with Yermak: Two Keys to Putin's Surrender 🔓
Andrey Yermak, the big cheese over at Ukraine's Office of the President, spilled the beans on what could make Russian Prez, Vlad the Invincible, Putin, shake hands for a peace treaty. But he made it clear, this ain't meetin' up for Sunday brunch. No, sir, these talks would be the real deal.
Yermak dropped this little nugget at the Fair Play forum, attended by a journalist from the reputable "Telegraf". According to him, Putin ain't in a hurry to roll over and play dead just yet, but he's faking it now to show his "flexibility."
"The first key's Ukraine's firepower, baby. You know, even our latest ops by the Secret Service of Ukraine was made possible by our badass weapons," said Yermak.
He pointed out that one of the factors for a successful sit-down is the brawn of Ukraine and its troops. Showing off our ability not only to take a punch, but to give one back will knock Putin's confidence in Russia being unbeatable right outta the ring.
"And the second key's them sanctions, man. In every round of negotiations, you see the Kremlin representatives keep bringin' up sanctions. They're the main event." Yermak added.
Yermak believes that ratcheting up and tightening sanctions will put a chokehold on Russia's economy, making it harder for Putin not only to fund his war machine, but also to keep feeding his military-industrial complex. Kyiv needs to limit the power of Russia's war factory, and sanctions are the secret sauce to do just that.
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(Enrichment Insights) In this round of talks, Ukraine's demonstrated military might, including past battlefield successes, puts the fear of God in Russia that winning the war isn't guaranteed. At the same time, the ongoing and intensifying international sanctions against Russia weaken its economic and structural capacity to keep fighting. Combining Ukraine's battlefield effectiveness with these punitive economic measures could eventually force Putin to negotiate peace.[5]
- The discussion about peace treaty with Putin might hinge on two key factors, according to Andrey Yermak: Ukraine's military strength and the intensification of international sanctions against Russia.
- Ukraine's military prowess, demonstrated through past battlefield successes, is creating a fear in Russia that the war isn't winnable, while the ongoing and escalating international sanctions against Russia are weakening its economic and structural capacity to continue the fight, potentially forcing Putin to negotiate peace.
