Putin: Compromise between Russia and Ukraine inevitable, no need for nuclear weapons

The conflict between Russia and Ukraine will inevitably be resolved through peaceful means, and reaching a mutual compromise is inevitable. This was emphasized by Russian President Vladimir Putin in an interview with Russia 1 TV journalist Pavel Zarubin.

According to the Russian leader, despite today’s harsh and tragic situation, eventually both sides will have no choice but to choose the path of compromise.

“Despite the current complex events and the tragedies that have affected many people’s lives, reaching an agreement and peace with Ukraine is inevitable. It’s only a matter of time,” Putin said in the interview.

He also stated that during the special military operation in Ukraine, there was no need to resort to nuclear weapons, and he hopes there will never be such a need in the future.

“As part of this operation, there has been no need to use nuclear weapons, and I strongly believe that such a need will not arise in the future,” the president said.

Putin’s words may serve as a hopeful signal for the international community, potentially reducing concerns related to nuclear escalation. According to him, despite the ongoing conflict, Russia continues to maintain a responsible military strategy and keeps diplomatic channels open.

These statements by Putin could also be seen as an initial step toward resuming negotiations between Russia and Ukraine.

International experts believe that a peace agreement between the two nations is crucial not only for them but also for global security and stability as a whole.

President Putin’s interview is regarded as a hopeful indicator that talks may resume soon. However, the exact outcome will only become clear over time. For now, the international community continues to support diplomatic efforts for a peaceful resolution of the conflict.

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