Negotiations, freeze, or catastrophe: Former US Secretary of State John Kerry explained how the war in Ukraine might end

Ukraine will not be able to achieve victory in the war with Russia, and the parties will have to resolve the conflict through diplomatic means.

This opinion was expressed by former U.S. Secretary of State and current U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Climate, John Kerry, in an interview with the British newspaper The Times.

“I believe that Ukraine will somehow resolve this situation. I can’t say that it will end in victory for them. I don’t think a complete victory is guaranteed for anyone. In my view, there must be a diplomatic settlement where each side can state what it needs to in order to make this process possible. Otherwise, it will be a frozen conflict. Or a disaster where one side achieves a decisive victory. These are the only possible outcomes,” said John Kerry.

It was also reported that the U.S. Secretary of State does not intend to apologize to Japan for the nuclear bombing of Hiroshima in 1945 during his visit to the city as part of the G7 diplomats’ meeting. Additionally, it was mentioned that U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry did not reveal the secret of the case he brought to Moscow, stating that this mystery would remain “between him and Putin.”