The war will not escalate, looking back at the Russia-Ukraine war:

- In 2013, Ukraine signed an agreement with Pionex to develop 300 acres of land.

- Zelensky came to power in 2019. In 2020, Ukraine signed a land bill allowing foreigners to purchase land.

- Russia's core demand is that Ukraine does not join NATO. Russia had previously annexed Crimea and experienced 8 years of the Bas war. In December 2021, Russia amassed troops at the border and issued an ultimatum to NATO, demanding that NATO not continue its eastward expansion, which was rejected by the U.S. and NATO. Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022.

- In 2022, it was reported that an American consortium led by three major grain merchants already held over 28% of Ukraine's arable land. Additionally, much of the U.S. aid to Ukraine was in the form of loans, with land likely serving as collateral.

The question arises, is NATO ready to engage in a nuclear war with Russia? Clearly not. Otherwise, they wouldn't be preparing for negotiations now. If there was never an intention for nuclear war, then why push Russia into conflict?

If you set aside all the noise and focus solely on "Ukrainian land" as a strategic resource, it seems that Pionex originally wanted to expand here but was interrupted by the Russia-Ukraine war. Currently, Russia is forcibly taking a portion through military action, while the U.S. has acquired a part through purchases. Since the objective has already been achieved, why risk nuclear war by continuing to fight Russia?

In summary, I do not recommend viewing the U.S. and NATO as fools.

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