thinks that they will have to be at some point a compromise, that concessions will be made by both sides. and it may well be that the concessions involve some sort of deal over crimea. who knows? are you saying that sort of a resolution to this war would, in your view, be a danger to the united states, to western interests? it would only guarantee that there will be more conflict. i mean, if we look at how the kremlin has behaved over the past almost 20 years, you know, they see that we lose interest after a period of time, and then they keep coming. i mean, from georgia, crimea. they saw. theyjumped over the american red line in syria and they see that we lose interest. well, with respect, they probably drew most of a lesson from afghanistan, where, i recall, the last time i spoke to you, you actually supported joe biden s withdrawal from afghanistan. and i dare say, according to your own logic there, vladimir putin looked at that and saw that as a sign
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