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Hope, Hopes, and Hard Lines: Why Peace Feels Out of Reach in Ukraine

Hope, Hopes, and Hard Lines: Why Peace Feels Out of Reach in Ukraine: You’ve probably seen the headlines—again—about Ukraine and Russia, and let’s be real, they all sound like they’re straight out of a Cold War thriller. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov recently told reporters that Kiev isn’t exactly leaning toward peace these days, claiming that Ukrainian leaders are living in what he called “false hope” that the battlefield situation might somehow flip in their favor. Now, whether you take Peskov at face value or not, it’s worth unpacking what this actually implies for the conflict—and for anyone trying to make sense of it from the outside.

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