Two Minsks, two Istanbuls, two Budapests...

And where peace has no chance, only the forces of war speak — driven by the logic of escalation, expansion, and intensification.

Where a local war is fought toward an ineffective and formal peace, embedded with an obvious prospect of a new conflict, achieving it has no real purpose.

Why subject this war to a risky pause when it can simply be kept going?

Therefore, an ontological moment may very well arrive when the only way out of a macro-deadlock is a global war, likely involving the use of nuclear weapons.

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About the author. Oleh Posternak, political strategist, political consultant, member of the Association of Professional Political Consultants of Ukraine.

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