I think the reason it’s a “peace deal” is that it’s quite obviously a surrender agreement that the surrendering party doesn’t accept and wasn’t consulted on. And even if it doesn’t eliminate Ukraine fully, it doesn’t ensure peace at all, hence the point about their previous peace deal being a mistake.
Should anyone have nukes or use them? No.
If Ukraine re-nuclearized during this conflict and sent Russia back to the stone age, would we weep for Russia? The Russian people, we would mourn, but the country’s leadership? I hope they suffer an agonizing death, that they’re in just the right proximity to the blast zone to be able to survive for a few days while their burnt flesh falls off their body. How’s that for a “peace deal”?
I think the reason it’s a “peace deal” is that it’s quite obviously a surrender agreement that the surrendering party doesn’t accept and wasn’t consulted on. And even if it doesn’t eliminate Ukraine fully, it doesn’t ensure peace at all, hence the point about their previous peace deal being a mistake.
Should anyone have nukes or use them? No.
If Ukraine re-nuclearized during this conflict and sent Russia back to the stone age, would we weep for Russia? The Russian people, we would mourn, but the country’s leadership? I hope they suffer an agonizing death, that they’re in just the right proximity to the blast zone to be able to survive for a few days while their burnt flesh falls off their body. How’s that for a “peace deal”?