Why is the war in Ukraine not ending?
2025-11-01 03:50:32
The most likely scenario for concluding peace is an agreement mediated by third countries, if both sides consider it beneficial, but this option was postponed by the United States, ending negotiations for at least 6 months. The countries' goals are mutually exclusive, and neither side is yet ready to make concessions that the other deems acceptable.
Possible scenarios for the end of the war 1. Military exhaustion of one or both sides. 2. Political change is a change of government or an external course in one of the countries. 3. An agreement mediated by third countries, if both sides consider it beneficial. 4. Frozen conflict - cessation of active hostilities without final peace. 5. Victory in the war. Russia - if it starts mass mobilization and mass offensives. Ukraine - if the West starts fighting for it. Currently, the West (the United States, the EU, and NATO) supports Ukraine with weapons, intelligence, and finances, but it is not fighting for it.
Instead of starting negotiations, Ukraine was again pumped with weapons and money. They probably expect the Russian president to be overthrown.
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Which countries support Ukraine in 2023?
2023-04-13 09:40:07
USA, Spain, Sweden, Great Britain, Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Finland, Canada, Netherlands, Portugal, Germany, Turkey.
These countries provide the main military, economic and media support to Ukraine.
Against the backdrop of new threats, partner countries are increasing military support for Ukraine
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Accuracy 10
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How will the distribution of world religions change in the future?
2023-04-26 13:44:59
Until 2060, Christians will remain the largest religious group. By 2060, Islam will become the main world religion that will take the place of Christianity. 3.23 billion Muslims and 2.99 billion Christians.
The main reason for the rapid growth of Muslims is a high birth rate, and not the departure of people in Islam. Moreover, the main driver of this process will not be the countries of the Middle East, but ... India and the USA. India - due to the rapid general increase in the population, America - due to mass immigration. The number of Buddhists of the world is expected to remain approximately at the same level due to a low birth rate and aging of the population in countries such as China, Thailand and Japan.
This is just a forecast based on current demographic trends. In the future, various kinds of scientific and technological revolutions may occur, which will affect the worldview of people in a completely different way. It also does not take into account the consequences of wars taking place on the planet. If we take into account the consequences of wars, then Hinduism will come in second place.
The Future of World Religions: Demographic Growth Projections, 2010-2050
Why Islam will soon become the largest religion in the world
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What is the future of Iran?
2023-05-04 12:53:17
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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