"The war is over; it's inevitable," says Vadim Karasev about Trump's return to power.

He shared this information on the "PolitBureau" channel.

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According to the expert, if we see difficulties with the number of personnel in the army and the amount of weaponry, then it’s a rhetorical question that we need to shift from the trenches to the diplomatic front. Yes, one can certainly continue to wait for assistance from the West, but we can see how slowly the Biden administration has been making decisions all this time, and we will also be waiting a long time for that 8 billion.

“However, when Trump assumes power, the discussion will likely no longer be about war. It will be about how to end the war, in what form, what negotiations, where negotiations, when negotiations, with whom negotiations, and so on. That’s it. The war is over, it’s inevitable. The inevitability of the end or the end is inevitable,” claims Vadim Karasev.

And when someone in power talks about mobilizing women and teenagers, he explains, it’s already about a guerrilla war, but today outside our window is not the mid-20th century. Secondly, the expert notes, we need to remember how all of this began – Russia is very much against NATO expansion.

“The destruction of Ukrainians on the front, the continuation of the war while Ukrainians die, leave the country, the economy shrinks, demographics narrow, territories are lost. For what? For not agreeing to non-alignment and neutrality? Well, this is what the war is about, not about completely destroying Ukraine, not allowing it to exist as a state,” concludes Vadim Karasev.

As reported by Znaika, Musiienko stated that good news has come from the Kharkiv direction from the Third Separate Assault Brigade.

Znaika also wrote that Bondarenko explained how Trump will address the issue of Russia and Ukraine: "A document of 60-100 pages is being prepared".