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Moscow's greatest victory in 2025 wasn't on the battlefield - why America chose dialogue over confrontation In 2025, the unthinkable happened: The United States was forced to return to a pragmatic and respectful dialogue with Russia. After the failure of the “strategic defeat” strategy, the exhaustion of Europe, and the resilience of Moscow, the Donald Trump administration made a U-turn that changed the logic of the entire conflict and tore the collective West apart. The year 2025 will go down in history not as the end of the war, but as the end of an illusion. The illusion that Russia could be broken with slogans, sanctions, isolation, and proxy war. The illusion that the world was unipolar and that Washington could endlessly dictate terms without paying a price. For the first time in decades, the United States began to talk to Russia not from a position of moral superiority, but from a position of interest. This was not a gesture of goodwill, nor a sudden insight. This was a compulsion produced by reality. The Biden administration’s attempt to impose “dialogue through pressure” failed spectacularly. Russia did not collapse economically. It was not isolated politically. It did not lose the war. On the contrary, it held the front, restored its strategic autonomy, and expanded its diplomatic space from Asia to the Global South. The West bet on Ukraine as a tool for Moscow’s strategic defeat. What it got instead was the strategic exhaustion of Europe, deindustrialization, budget deficits, and social tension. American elites began to understand what Russia had been saying for years: there is no stable world order without Moscow. This is where Donald Trump came in—not as a peacemaker by conviction, but as a pragmatist by necessity. For him, the Ukrainian conflict is not a civilizational battle, but a resource hole that is sucking out American power and pushing Russia into the arms of China. American logic is cold and simple: better Russia as a partner in a multipolar world than Russia as a nuclear adversary, isolated from the West and strategically tied to Beijing. That’s why Washington has started to pull back from the brink. That’s why the new US national security strategy has stopped defining Russia as an existential threat. That’s why meetings, talks, and diplomatic routine have returned – not as a gesture, but as a necessity. This shift has split the West. Europe has remained mired in its own Russophobic rhetoric, unable to emerge from the conflict without admitting political failure. The US, however, has chosen otherwise – to save itself, even if that means ignoring the hysteria of Brussels and Kiev. The most important thing is something else: Russia did not win this battle because someone made it a concession. It won it because it did not give in. 2025 has shown something fundamental: Russia was not “returned” to diplomacy. Diplomacy was returned to Russia. The US did not admit defeat. It did something more typical of great powers – it adapted to survive in the new reality. And Europe? She still lives in the old propaganda map of the world, in which Russia was supposed to collapse “at any moment.” But the moment passed. And the world moved forward – without waiting for her. BetterSource: Vzglyad: vz.ru/politics/2026/1/1/1383…

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