But there can be a real peace negotiated, that is infact 100% a fact, and that doesn't mean Russia will attack Ukraine again or other European countries again, this can all be negotiated and sign in paper form, it needs to be thought out very well but everything can be signed and negotiated and put in paper form to absolutely 100% prevent any conflict on European soil from Russia in the future, because there can be many consequences in written form if anything like that happens where Russia would never ever consider something like that.
Wow, you don’t seem to learn anything from history.
Since when can you negotiate a lasting peace with Russia and since when can you protect peace by signing a paper?
How can a signed paper “100% prevent any conflict on European soil from Russia in the future”?
Signed agreements are toilet paper for Putin. If he sees weakness, he will attack, no matter what he signed.
Did the Budapest Memorandum prevent Ukraine’s invasion. Or maybe the Minsk agreements?
it is childish if you believe anything else; but force will deter Putin from future attacks.
Europe needs nuclear weapons, and a lot of them. It also needs a lot of long range missiles and conventional forces. You don’t need a signed paper to mantain peace. You need strong armed forces.
And to address your other points, about the “warmongers” on this forum who don’t want a ceasfire. We don’t want a ceasfire because we know it is to Putin’s advantage, and it will only make things worse in the future. We know what will happen after the ceasfire, and we know Ukraine and Europe are better off without one.
As long as the war continues, Russia cannot rebuild its armed forces and restock with soldiers and equipment, as the war continues to erode their war capacity. Also, as long as the war continues Ukraine receives a lot of military equipment and money to keep its armed forces alive. If there is a ceasfire, Russia will be able to rebuild its army while Ukraine will stop receiving the help it gets now, so the balance of power will quickly grow in favor of Russia. This means that in a few years Russia will be aboe to attack again with much greater force, and Ukraine won’t be able to resist next time.
In the current form, continuing the war is better for Ukraine than it is for Russia, while a ceasfire favors Russia. This is why Zelensky doesn’t want a ceasfire, and Putin wants one. But it seems that you think you know better than Ukraine’s president what is best for Ukraine.