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Why do you think you're right?
Passage of time.
Why might you be wrong?
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Why do you think you're right?
Air / maritime ceasefire seems likely to be the first stage. Furthermore, Putin is dragging his heels with the negotiations => April-June unlikely.
Kursk does seem to be a "sticking point" and summer time may be enough provide Russia time to clear out AFU from the region before committing to a ceasefire.
Why might you be wrong?
Trump does have a habit of "just doing things" so a ceasefire could come all at once. Furthermore, he does have a relationship with Putin which can further move things along.
Why do you think you're right?
Both sides seem to want it, but Putin will squeeze Trump for everything he has got. If a ceasefire is to happen, it does seem like it will firstly be an air and / or maritime ceasefire. Both of these points do suggest a protracted process towards a ceasefire applicable to the "entire conflict zone", however I feel there is a strong confluence between Russia taking back control of Kursk and a ceasefire coming to fruition. Again, this could be a long, drawn out process, but my gut feel tells me this may fall into place very, very quickly given the right conditions.
Why might you be wrong?
Unpredictability of Putin - of course.
Further deterioration of Putin-Trump relations (Trump has shown signs of irritation).
Why do you think you're right?
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Why might you be wrong?
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