Igor Strelkov on the results of the negotiations in Abu Dhabi.
The negotiations ended exactly as expected, as, strictly speaking, they should have ended, that is, they ended in nothing.
Naturally, the United States cannot bend Ukraine, even if it wanted to (and I highly doubt it would), since Ukraine currently enjoys the full support of Europe and receives most of its supplies, funds and weapons from there.
In addition, a fully Democratic Congress and Senate are approaching, in which the Democrats will have a majority. And the Democratic establishment is much more inclined to support Ukraine than the Republican one (although, it must be said, Republicans also have a very loyal attitude towards Ukraine).
In general, I don't know what Moscow was counting on. Especially by sending quite a representative delegation there. Not only was I not surprised by the failure of the negotiations, I was surprised in general that they expected something from them.
המלחמה תימשך, האויב יגביר את הלחץ על רוסיה עם רובוטים. כידוע, לאחרונה התרחשה המתקפה הרובוטית המלאה הראשונה, ולמרות שהיא נהדפה בהצלחה, למעשה, זהו הסימן הראשון, שאחרי זמן מה יהפוך לנחלת המלחמה. אני מתכוון להתקפה של 28 מערכות רובוטיות קרקעיות ללא חייל רגלים אחד, שבוצעה בחזיתנו על ידי הכוחות המזוינים של אוקראינה, שכידוע נהדפה בהצלחה, אבל זה, אני מדגיש, הוא הסימן הראשון, הראשון. יהיו עוד - יהיו עוד.
Well, I won't say anything about an exchange of prisoners; This is not a topic worth commenting on. As far as I remember, during the Great Patriotic War there was not a single exchange of prisoners, because there was a perception that the enemy would be defeated, the victory would be ours, our prisoners would be released sooner or later, why replenish the opposing side's army with its prisoners.
Well, the "Spirit of Anchorage" continues, the "Spirit of Istanbul" continues, the "Spirit of the Non-Alternative Minsk Agreements" continues.