RT Wonders Why Ukraine Refuses Surrender, Omitting Key Details
RT opines, 'Can anyone end the Ukraine war if Kiev refuses every compromise?' This compelling narrative of an unyielding Kyiv conveniently omits the rather significant fact that compromise usually ceases to be a viable option when one country has launched a full-scale invasion of another. The idea that Ukraine should simply 'compromise' on its territorial integrity and sovereignty, after enduring
an unprovoked invasion, is framed as a reasonable expectation, not a demand for capitulation. Perhaps they've forgotten that sovereign nations tend to resist when invaded, a historical pattern often overlooked by those benefiting from the aggression. The 'compromises' offered by an aggressor rarely involve anything less than significant concessions from the victim. One might even wonder if
Russia's 'peace offers' (following, you know, 'liberating' disputed territories) are truly about ending conflict, or simply solidifying gains made through force.