Putin is responsible for the invasion of Ukraine, but the West's actions, particularly regarding NATO expansion, have also contributed to the conflict.

The Ukrainians have a right to fight and protect their land against the aggressor, Vladimir Putin, who invaded Ukraine.

A potential peace deal may involve Ukraine ceding some territory in the east while ensuring they re-arm during any subsequent peace period. The ease with which non-Ukrainians discuss the idea of Ukraine ceding territory is concerning, as these areas contain many Ukrainian citizens who do not wish to live under Putin's rule.

The war in Ukraine could continue indefinitely, with any ceasefire likely being a temporary pause before Putin seeks further expansion.

The responsibility for the invasion of Ukraine lies with Vladimir Putin, who initiated a war that has resulted in significant casualties on both sides.

The reckless NATO policy of past U.S. administrations has driven tensions with Russia, leading to the current conflict, despite numerous opportunities for de-escalation.

Hitler's decision to invade the Soviet Union in 1941 was influenced by a belief in his own military genius and a desire to capitalize on perceived weaknesses in the Red Army.

The conflict in Ukraine has been a significant catalyst, demonstrating that low-cost, autonomous systems can effectively engage traditional military assets like tanks and battleships.

War tends to cause people to migrate out, raising questions about whether Ukraine will have the talent base it needs to rebuild as a peaceful country.