In the near future, the war in Ukraine is unlikely to come to an end, as Russia currently has no need for a ceasefire.
The opinion was shared by the chief sergeant of the UAV 109th battalion of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Yegor Firsov.
Russia can only be brought to the negotiating table if it suffers significant losses on the front lines.
According to the military, the Russians are buying time and are not inclined toward ending the war or pursuing a peace process.
"The enemy is stalling; all these discussions are merely chatter to divert attention. The only feasible way to end this war is to significantly enhance the impact of drones to the extent that it effectively dries up the conflict and prevents any movement along the front lines," Firsov believes.
He also added that it is crucial to shift the maneuver warfare into a positional one, meaning nothing is moving and the enemy must incur total losses.
The military thinks that the Russians will only come to the negotiating table in the event of substantial losses on the battlefield.
"As long as they are experiencing success, unfortunately, they will not be willing to make any concessions," concluded Yegor Firsov.
Source: Espresso.
It was previously reported that the war in Ukraine could end in 2025 under two scenarios—either optimistic or pessimistic.
The opinion was shared by the former deputy chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Lieutenant General Igor Romanenko.
The first scenario involves preventing the realization of Russia's plans, while the second, more pessimistic scenario, entails the U.S. halting its assistance.
The optimistic scenario suggests the possibility of defending interests and preventing the implementation of Putin's plans regarding Ukraine, particularly the seizure of four regions of our country.