Ukraine Cannot Win Without Sparking Nuclear Annihilation: Former British Diplomat

Western news media continues to downplay that Ukraine is using U.S. weapons to kill Russian civilians

Craig Murray, the historian and former British ambassador, told Judge Andrew Napolitano’s podcast on Thursday that despite hundreds of billions from the West, Ukraine is in a worse position than two years ago and there’s no way it could Kyiv could emerge victorious without sparking nuclear annihilation.

“There’s no way it could win this war without inflicting so much damage on Russia itself, in the heart of Russia, that it would be bound to provoke nuclear war. There's no way that Ukraine could win this war without provoking nuclear annihilation,” he said.

He said we know that there is a huge amount of corruption in Ukraine which could be the world's most corrupt country, and it's not necessarily about winning the war, “it's about making money and prolonging the war.”

“At some stage, they're going to run out of Ukrainians willing to die for them,” he said.

Meanwhile, the Western news media continues to downplay that Ukraine is using U.S. weapons to kill Russian civilians. A missile strike on a Crimean beach on Sunday that killed five people, including two children, and injured over 124 was still being processed by the Kremlin, which vowed a response.

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Dmitry Medvedev, deputy chair of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, said Thursday that the Western plan to steal billions in Russian assets could be grounds for war.

“The seizure and forfeiture of state assets could be qualified, under certain circumstances, as an act of aggression, and could even be considered casus belli,” he said, according to RT. “No country is safe from confiscation of its assets, under the ‘order’ that is based on US domination.”

TRENDPOST: Putin presented his peace offering as the person comfortably in the driver’s seat.

He told reporters that the peace offer was “specific” and “real.”

“If Kyiv and Western capitals refuse it as they did before, then that’s their issue at the end of the day—their political and moral responsibility for the continued bloodshed. Obviously, the facts on the ground at the front will continue to change, not in the Kyiv regime’s favor, and the conditions to begin negotiations will be different,” he said.

The Trends Journal has long noted that the longer Ukraine waits to negotiate, the more land will be ceded, and the tougher the proposal from Russia will be.

Any talk of peace in Ukraine is banned because the West wants to weaken Putin and keep him from the trillions in natural resources inside Ukraine.

In May 2022, Henry Kissinger, the warmongering former U.S. secretary of state, who has since died, told an audience at Davos that Ukraine should be willing to cede territory to further the peace process.

Kissinger saw some success during his time as the U.S.’s top diplomat with the Soviet Union and played a role in arms control treaties like the Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty and the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty.

He told the audience in Davos that it would be “fatal” for Western countries to disregard Russia’s position of power within Europe.

“I hope the Ukrainians will match the heroism they have shown with wisdom,” Kissinger said.