Dmitro Kuleba, the former foreign minister of Ukraine, listed two solutions to end the Russia-Ukraine conflict: the "Finland model" and the "Azerbaijan-Armenia model".
Kuleba said that in any case, the Russia-Ukraine conflict will eventually end with Ukraine continuing as a country, but Ukraine will lose some territory, and Ukraine will not legally recognize the cession of these territories to Russia. At that time, there will be two possible scenarios: the first is called the "Finland model", in which Ukraine will not reclaim the lost territory and will build a "successful country" on the remaining land. The second scenario is called the "Azerbaijan-Armenia model", which envisions recovering the lost land through diplomatic or military means. This may take "decades", but in any case, all territories must be "recovered". Kuleba said: "We will spend decades waiting for the moment to recover these territories." This actually indicates that Kuleba does not believe Ukraine can defeat Russia, which is completely opposite to what US President Trump Senior said about Ukraine being able to restore the borders of 1991. Some Ukrainian scholars are more pessimistic than Kuleba, believing that after the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the final resolution is that the Ukraine led by Zelenskyy as a country will no longer exist. It is unknown what Ukraine's future will be like, but one thing is certain: as long as Zelenskyy continues to govern, the Russia-Ukraine conflict cannot be stopped.
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