RFK Jr. pledges to stop Russia-Ukraine conflict if elected.

“I would end it. The Russians want to end it.”

Presidential hopeful Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has promised to end the Russo-Ukrainian conflict as soon as possible if he is elected president. Kennedy believes that the Russians want to end the war and he plans to enforce the Minsk Accords to achieve a peaceful settlement of territorial disputes between Russia and Ukraine.

The Conflict

The Minsk agreements and the larger Russo-Ukrainian War revolve around the status of Donbas, a pro-Russian separatist region in Eastern Ukraine that declared independence from Kyiv in 2014. The region, which is heavily populated by ethnic Russians, has been the focal point of the conflict since 2014.

Kennedy believes that the Russians were pushing for a settlement that would keep Donbas as part of Ukraine, but the region voted 90% to 10% to leave and go into Russia. The Russians only want to ensure the safety of ethnic Russians in Mombasa and not be murdered by the government that the U.S. put in. Kennedy believes that the conflict is a proxy war orchestrated by neocons like Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines.

Geopolitical Machinations

Kennedy argues that the 2014 Ukrainian political revolution that toppled the pro-Russia regime was backed by the United States in pursuit of holistic “geopolitical machinations” in the region. U.S. funds helped back the anti-Russian movement, and the movement was supported by visits from prominent Americans like the late Sen. John McCain and Assistant Secretary of State Victoria Nuland. Leaked phone calls between Nuland and the ambassador to Ukraine revealed the two discussing who would inhabit leadership positions in the new government.

Kennedy believes that the current conflict is a result of the neocons’ drive to do regime change in Russia. He cites President Biden’s admission that the goal is regime change in Russia and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin’s statement that the goal is to degrade Russia’s ability to fight anywhere else in the world. Kennedy believes that these figures were “exiled” after the boondoggle of the Iraq War but somehow found their way back into the Biden administration.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. believes that the conflict is a result of geopolitical machinations and that the United States should not be involved in a proxy war. He promises to end the Russo-Ukrainian conflict as soon as possible if he is elected president.