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Former MI6 chief John Sawers stated that lasting peace between Ukraine and Russia is unlikely under the current Russian president, Vladimir Putin. He noted that a peace agreement by the end of 2027 is improbable, although negotiations may begin in 2027.
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Former MI6 chief John Sawers stated that a peace agreement between Ukraine and Russia is unlikely to be reached before the end of 2027. He believes that lasting peace can only be achieved after a change of power in the Kremlin.
John Sowers, the former head of MI6, believes that real negotiations between Ukraine and Russia may begin in 2027. He noted that an agreement is unlikely to be reached by spring 2027, as both countries may face greater losses.
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