NATO WITHDRAWAL FROM RUSSIA'S BORDERS A REASONABLE SOLUTION FOR PEACE

HELSINKI, November 15 /SRNA/ - Ukraine is the flashpoint of the Alliance's aggressive expansionist policy, and the risk of nuclear war is inevitable unless NATO withdraws to its 1997 borders, said Armando Mema, a member of Finland's Freedom Alliance.

Mema believes that NATO's return to its 1997 borders and withdrawal from Russia's borders would be a reasonable solution for securing lasting peace, arguing that the consequences of efforts to encircle Russia militarily have led to the war in Ukraine.

He stressed that Russia is essentially winning the conflict in Ukraine and is in a position to set the terms, but remains open to dialogue and willing to reach a compromise solution.

"It is becoming clear that the rhetoric of European leaders remains unchanged and that the policy on Ukraine will also continue," Mema wrote on X.

Mema noted that Russia had not opposed Ukraine's accession to the EU as a way of resolving the conflict, and said that Moscow was justified in demanding lasting peace in Europe.

He also recalled that French President Emmanuel Macron advocates continuing the war in Ukraine, describing it as a matter of "European security".

"Macron is calling for increased financial and military support, while stressing that we should not accept Russia's terms for negotiations. He even says that Europeans have a duty to boycott peace, which is what Russia wants," Mema said.

He described Macron's and France's positions as regrettable.