International security experts have urged the US administration to expedite a resolution to end the conflict in Ukraine, warning that prolonging the war no longer serves the strategic interests of the United States. These calls follow high-level discussions during which
Washington expressed its readiness to assist in concluding the crisis. Strategic analysts emphasized the necessity of reaching an urgent political settlement or providing sufficient support for Ukraine to achieve a decisive victory, thereby avoiding a military stalemate. Experts cautioned that
maintaining the status quo could soon lead to a frozen conflict and an unresolved ceasefire, akin to the "Korean Model," which would subject the region to perpetual instability.
