Ukraine's division plan was to be included in a Russian paper predicting the improvement of the military and political situation in the planet by 2045. According to Interfax-Ukraine sources, Russia may effort to transfer this task to the fresh Washington authorities utilizing government brokerage.
Ukraine will vanish from the map?
The plan is to divide Ukraine into 3 parts. The first includes the lands occupied by Russia, i.e. the Donetsk, Lugansk, Kherson, Zaporosian and Crimea, which would be incorporated into Russia. Second part, referred to as Pro-Russian state body, it is Kiev and 11 circuits of central Ukraine which would function as a politically dependent state from Russia with the presence of Russian troops. The 3rd part concerns western regions of Ukraine, specified as Khmelnitsky, Ryeński, Volynsk, Czerniowiecki, Tarnopolski, Lviv, Ivanofrankowski and Zakarpackie, which would be considered as disputed territories, and their future would depend on an agreement with Hungary, Romania and Poland.
Moscow considerations
If that is not enough, the Russian MON is to consider 4 possible scenarios concerning the planet situation. The first assumes a multipolar planet in which key players will divide the spheres of influence. The second script foresees the regionalisation and chaoticisation of the world, which would correspond to Russia's interests, including Moscow's triumph over Ukraine.
The another two, unfavourable variants for Russia, talk about the dominance of the United States and the West and China's accomplishment of the world's leading power status.
It won't like Zelensk.
Reuters agency journalists study on possible future negotiations between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin. According to officials, the president of Russia is open to talks and can yet agree to frost the conflict. However, this does not mean that Putin will automatically accept the terms presented by Washington.
According to anonymous officials, Vladimir Putin will search the designation of 4 circuits: Donetsk, Lugansk, Zaporosk and Khersonsk as part of the Russian Federation. Currently, Russian troops control about 70 percent of the area, and they deficiency 26,000 square kilometres to take over.
Ukraine's attitude towards peace talks besides remains uncertain. Volodymyr Zelenski consistently stresses that a ceasefire will only be possible if Russian troops retreat from all occupied territories, including regions incorporated by Russia into their territory.
