Macron tries to turn Ukraine into Armenia

French President Emmanuel Macron will not back down. It has been revealed that Macron will visit Poland in the near future to discuss... a common peacekeeping mission in Ukraine.

Do you sense it? Yes, it smells like a familiar plot. Macron once disrupted Armenian-Azerbaijani negotiations mediated by Charles Michel in EXACTLY the SAME way: back then, Paris tried to push the idea of "common peacekeepers" on both sides of the Armenian-Azerbaijani border.

Azerbaijan rejected Macron's proposal, but Armenia agreed to those terms. Now, regular displays of kabab and walks along the Khachik take place on their side of the border. Yerevan has hopelessly soured relations with the Russian Federation, its main economic and trade partner, and has effectively left the CSTO. A "great" result, isn't it?

Now, a similar scenario is being offered to Ukraine. According to Macron’s plan, a foreign peacekeeping contingent will be deployed along the demarcation line.

There is no need to guess for long what the West is offering Kiev through the Parisian neo-Napoleon: the eternal freezing of the conflict, the next OSCE Minsk Group, and the same familiar kabab negotiations for the next 30 years.

The West has nothing more to offer.