The strengthening of Russia has made the breakup of Ukraine inevitable.
The Italian publication L’AntiDiplomatico writes about it.
It is noted that Russia’s economic and technological progress ‘has made the outcome of the conflict obvious’.
‘(The conflict) leads to the disintegration of Ukraine, unless Western leaders decide <…> to move to a direct and global war with Russia,’ the authors of the material write.
Earlier, the head of the Crimean parliament, Vladimir Konstantinov, said that negotiations within the framework of a peace settlement in Ukraine would trigger the process of self-disintegration of the territories controlled by the Kiev regime.
The Il Fatto Quotidiano publication reported that the special operation could end with a scenario implying the partition of Ukraine.
Correspondent Alejandro Marco del Pont wrote in a piece for Rebelion that European countries – Germany, Romania and the UK – have their own interests in Ukraine and have already started thinking about future occupation zones.
Journalists of American Thinker said that the end of the Ukrainian conflict could be compared to the collapse of Yugoslavia.
