That was the original plan at least, when they tried to take Kiev, to control the government and then possibly incorporate the territory into Russia.

Concerning the peace deal, possibly could end with the current areas of control with a DMZ zone. Russia is also trying to bargain for extra territory which they haven't taken, though Ukraine would of course not accept this.

Could also be delaying tactics as used by North Vietnam where the 'negotiations' are a sham and a form of delaying tactics.

Either way, a peace deal with the current borders saves face for both sides:

Russia says they took the Russian-speaking areas.
Ukraine says they stopped Russia taking control of the entire country and government.

The map has barely changed:

Except the West of Ukraine most people speak Russian or can.

 

 

Great eye by chaos haha

hmmmm

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what do we reckon getbiggers?

lets get some wild unfounded accusations up!

I'm going for stalking bailey sanchez after bailey kicked his ass in the cage.