If Zelensky gives up his insistence on joining NATO, the war will end immediately - Vladimir Putin

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has proposed to move forward on a solution to end this war through dialogue with the leaders of both the countries. However, be it Putin or Zelensky... no one is ready to bow down. The most important question among all this is that when will the Russia-Ukraine war end? To get the answer to this question, we will have to know the biggest reason for the Russia-Ukraine war. The biggest reason for the beginning of this war was the step taken by Vladimir Zelensky to join Ukraine in NATO. Vladimir Putin had opposed this. The question of why Putin did not want Ukraine to join this organization is also important. Actually, NATO is a military organization, whose full name is North Atlantic Treaty Organization. NATO was formed in 1949 in Brussels, Belgium. This organization includes Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Iceland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, America, Britain and France. The objective of this organization was to stop the expansion of the Soviet Union (other countries including Russia). After this the Soviet Union vowed to respond to NATO. In 1955, the Soviet Union formed a military alliance with seven Eastern European states, known as the Warsaw Pact. However, after the fall of the Berlin Wall and the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991, many of the countries involved separated from it and became members of NATO. Becoming a member of NATO is a big threat for Russia strategically and strategically. In fact, as soon as Ukraine joins NATO, the armies of Western countries will stand before Russia. To avoid this situation, Vladimir Putin had asked Ukrainian President Zelensky to give up his desire to join NATO. If Zelensky agrees to Putin's words, the war will end! Putin's threat did not work against Zelensky's ambition. , This is the reason why Russia started war against Ukraine. With this, Russia started occupying those places on which Russia considers its rights. Actually, Ukraine was also a part of the Soviet Union for some time. Currently, along with Ukraine, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Georgia are also in NATO.