Ukraine war's end in reach this year - Ex-NATO chief

The former Secretary General of NATO and the head of the Office of the President of Ukraine discussed ways to reach a just and lasting peace in Ukraine.

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[jeanniesmith]

They knew that this war was going happen before it did. NO ONE was adult enough to negotiate disagreements before it led to a war. Pathetic.

[rubiconklbrutorowman]

Glad to see Ex-NATO Chief! This interview should have been 15-20minutes long! Either way, glad to bring this conversation! US

[michaelanukam]

These guys just like hearing themselves talk. They are not really ready for peace. There can never be peace without considering the Russian security interests too.

[eddieokpara]

Angela Merkel said in 2022 that the agreement had been "an attempt to give Ukraine time"; Reuters reported that Ukraine used this time to strengthen its armed forces.

[margaretlamb]

Liked listening to both your guests. Thank you.💙💛🇺🇦

[GlobalSoutherner-en]

Focusing on the cost of the war to Russia, as if Ukraine has the means to last for “as long as it takes” is grossly misguided and is what has been labelled as ‘fighting to the last Ukrainian’. It is a cynical way of trying to save NATO’s face at the expense of a whole generation of young Ukrainians. These clowns are conveniently forgetting that the Ukrainian frontline is on the brink of collapse, that Ukrainian conscripts don’t want to fight and are deserting the battlefield, that Ukraine is losing more and more territory every day. Instead, they keep hoping for Russia’s miraculous collapse, just like they have been doing for the past three years to no avail. The fact of the matter is they have no idea how to deal with a Russia that is not what they banked on in their initial calculations, so instead of recalibrating, they just keep on hoping that their original miscalculations will somehow miraculously work out. Pathetic.

[chrismitchell]

NATO membership for Ukraine Stoltenburg appointed by NATO as chief negotiator!

[missSmith-dy]

no, they are once again discussing the centuries-old Western question: how to destroy Russia. History teaches Western politicians nothing.

[trqster]

It's fantastic news to know that after all that is being said in the media and despite the fact that Russia is advancing in all the frontlines, Ukraine is actually winning.

[Ese_osa]

4:39 😂😂 yermak looking at him like this guy addiction on coke is far worse than what I thought Zelensky was on 😂😂

[sparkyfromel]

I listen to Stoltenberg and think ..no problem, we are winning !
why worry ?

[davidoyeneyin]

I think it is good to have a dream.... but it will always be good to see reality in life... Ukraine has lost already is good to negotiate than wasting thousands of life if west want the war to continue they need to provide man power not only ammunitions and let see when people are coming back in body bags whether they still have the same view about continue the war

[camilogyllback]

Ukraine deserves to become a member of NATO. Its the defender of Europe and freedom. You have done so much for us and you deserve your rest knowing that you are protected by Article 5. Greetings from Sweden.

[tonysloppas]

Nobody here remembers the Minsk agreement because it show who want the war.

[gc]

It is shameful when adults are not saying the truth.

[staintonbrown]

Can’t want for Russia to do whatever it wants

[jeanniesmith]

Nope. No more poxy wars. Both sides need to concede. If not, no more u.s. support. Get it done.

[anelapetrovic]

You failed to build the bridge to trust with Russia, a willing country to mend relations, played it's trust one too many times, what is just in that so that Ukraine joining NATO would be just?

[margaretlamb]

Russia's bots yapping off on here bug off!😈😡

[chimwemwetembo]

These people always have the same talking points 1-over 1000 Russians die everyday 2 shortages of work force 3 inflation over 10%