Alexander Stubb, the president of Finland, is skeptical about the quick signing of a peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine, considering Moscow the main obstacle.

The President of Finland, Alexander Stubb, expressed skepticism regarding the possibility of signing a peace agreement soon between Russia and Ukraine, even though negotiations mediated by the U.S. continue. Stubb stated that the war could continue until summer and emphasized that Russia, led by Putin, is the main obstacle to peace.

He discussed the difficulties encountered in negotiations, such as issues related to territory and the nuclear power plant in Zaporizhzhia. Stubb proposed a demilitarized buffer zone, instead of solutions considered "crazy." He also mentioned that Russia could use negotiations to obtain the relaxation of sanctions without seeking a real resolution to the conflict. In the context of international relations, Stubb emphasized the importance of calm and cooperation among allies, despite political differences.