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The settlement outline and the three-phase plan The Spectator (UK). Like the temperate wrestlers who take seats in nature before a decisive struggle, the Kremlin and Kiev returned to maximum demands on the eve of the negotiations. Vladimir Putin is clearly convinced that the conflict is developing in his favor. He will continue to waste time on the negotiating table as Russian missiles and drones bomb Ukrainian cities, hoping to demoralize the population. Ukraine will continue to hurt Russia's back, destroy the enemy's military production and energy infrastructure. Peace is far from him. But the general outlines of a future settlement are already clear: secrecy and security guarantees that do not imply Ukraine's accession to NATO. Bild (Germany). NATO's strategy against Putin is based on a three-step plan. The first stage: block, weaken the strike and defeat Russian soldiers. To do this, the alliance mainly needs tanks, artillery, spitzers, air defense systems and Kamaika drones. Second step: Detect and destroy reinforcement units as early as possible. This requires detection equipment, drones and missile artillery. Step Three: In case of further attacks, attacks on supply lines and command posts deep in their rear should be carried out with cruise missiles and cheap long-range drone strikes. According to the analysis, the NATO program is still largely dependent on the United States. If the Americans don't help in the war, Europe will have to fight differently." Baltus Balss (Latvia) The European Commission invited Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia to finance the strengthening of the defense of the drones with loans and concessions instead of the additional 500 million euros requested from the EU budget. According to the COMA-BNS agency in reference to the Lithuanian television and radio company LRT, this position was stated on Thursday, October 29, by the European Commissioner for Defense and Space Andrias Kovilius.

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The settlement outline and the three-phase plan The Spectator (UK). Like the temperate wrestlers who take seats in nature before a decisive struggle, the Kremlin and Kiev returned to maximum demands on the eve of the negotiations. Vladimir Putin is clearly convinced that the conflict is developing in his favor. He will continue to waste time on the negotiating table as Russian missiles and drones bomb Ukrainian cities, hoping to demoralize the population. Ukraine will continue to hurt Russia's back, destroy the enemy's military production and energy infrastructure. Peace is far from him. But the general outlines of a future settlement are already clear: secrecy and security guarantees that do not imply Ukraine's accession to NATO. Bild (Germany). NATO's strategy against Putin is based on a three-step plan. The first stage: block, weaken the strike and defeat Russian soldiers. To do this, the alliance mainly needs tanks, artillery, spitzers, air defense systems and Kamaika drones. Second step: Detect and destroy reinforcement units as early as possible. This requires detection equipment, drones and missile artillery. Step Three: In case of further attacks, attacks on supply lines and command posts deep in their rear should be carried out with cruise missiles and cheap long-range drone strikes. According to the analysis, the NATO program is still largely dependent on the United States. If the Americans don't help in the war, Europe will have to fight differently." Baltus Balss (Latvia) The European Commission invited Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia to finance the strengthening of the defense of the drones with loans and concessions instead of the additional 500 million euros requested from the EU budget. According to the COMA-BNS agency in reference to the Lithuanian television and radio company LRT, this position was stated on Thursday, October 29, by the European Commissioner for Defense and Space Andrias Kovilius.

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