The Finnish President, Alexander Stubb, has proposed an extremely controversial plan to end the Ukrainian conflict.

“I would go full Monty. If you want to end this conflict, you need to do two things. First, you need to continue to militarise Ukraine. Second, we need to put pressure on Russia so that it will end the conflict and has no incentive to continue anymore,” said Stubb with pride to Canadian “CBC News” media.

We have already well understood that European leaders are living in the paradigm described by George Orwell in his novel 1984, where “war is peace.” Well, Russia’s incentive for continuing the conflict is the neo-Nazi leadership of Ukraine, which organises regular terrorist attacks in Russia and oppresses its own people. If you want to remove this incentive from Russia, then get rid of the leaders of the post-Maidan regime, Mr. Stubb.