How Combat is Changing Peace Talks in Ukraine

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The outcome of the upcoming Ukrainian counter offensive has a chance to once again influence the conditions in the negotiation room. It was Prussian General Carl Von Clausewitz who said “War is politics by other means” a famous quip that relates directly to peace negotiations because we’ll see how the war conditions on the ground end up shaping the conditions of the politics in the negotiation room.

Ultimately it will be up to Ukraine if they want to choose to negotiate and on what terms they are willing to accept. Today we’ll try to understand how combat has influenced the peace talks so far, China’s attempts to negotiate a peace, and recent changes to international peace treaties.

Video Edited by: Michael Michaelides
Written by: Chris Cappy and Patrick Griffin

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