Rutte: Russia’s War Against Ukraine Will End Through a Peace Agreement, but Europe Must Remain Vigilant
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte believes Russia’s war against Ukraine will eventually end through a negotiated settlement, but warned that Europe must remain alert to the threat posed by Moscow even after the fighting stops, UATV English reports. In an interview with Bloomberg , Rutte said there would be no winner in the war and that its conclusion would likely involve compromises and…
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte predicts that Russia's war against Ukraine will ultimately conclude through a negotiated settlement, but cautioned that Europe must stay vigilant against Moscow's continued threat, UATV English reported. Speaking to Bloomberg, Rutte said there would be no victor in the conflict, and that its end would likely require compromises and agreements.
"Wars like this always end with a peace agreement, which is often a kind of compromise," he said. Rutte emphasized that while the Russian threat is not currently glaring on Europe's borders due to the majority of Russian soldiers fighting in Ukraine, the army will not simply vanish once the war concludes. The NATO chief's comments underscore fears that Russia might maintain a security risk for Europe post-conflict.
Meanwhile, Ukraine is gearing up for additional diplomatic endeavors. Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha stated that Kyiv anticipates bolstering U.S. support post-congressional elections and is awaiting an agreement on the agenda for forthcoming negotiations in Abu Dhabi.
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