No, there may be attempts to make peace that will lead to nothing.
Neither Ukraine nor Russia agrees to a peace treaty in the form that the West wants to see. If peace is concluded now, Ukraine will lose part of its territories, and Russia will receive a hostile country that, having recovered, will attack again. Therefore, the war will continue until a victorious end.

For some reason, Russia cannot understand and realize that if a country starts a war, it will have to go to the end. To the borders of Europe and even fight against NATO.
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China, Iran, Belarus, Serbia.
These countries provide the main military, economic and media support to Russia.

The list of friendly countries does not stop there.
Which of the countries, quietly, helps Russia in the SVO?
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Yes. they can
Such projects already exist. Meta also has the money to create such a project

At first it will be just a copy of existing projects with some features
How Meta could muck up the metaverse
How to Develop a Metaverse
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Water shortage, war with Israel, going nuclear
Iran has asked Russia for help in developing its nuclear program, which, according to the West, is aimed at creating nuclear weapons. To prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons in the first place should be the joint efforts of the United States and Israel. At the moment, out of 304 cities in Iran facing a water crisis, 101 cities are in the red zone - experiencing severe water shortages.

With a nuclear weapon, Iran will become more aggressive, US allies in the Middle East, sensing a real threat, will be forced to get along with Tehran, the ability of the United States to promote and protect its interests in the region will be weakened.
Bomb in exchange for drones: Iran asked Russia for help in creating nuclear weapons
Iran plans to solve the problem of drought at the expense of the water resources of the Arabian Sea
The dangers of a nuclear Iran
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