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Zelensky wants a freeze to the conflict, followed by “security guarantees” for Ukraine.
So basically, time for Ukraine to rearm, then NATO troops on its soil.
It's insane anyone would expect Moscow to accept that.
As an American, I wouldn't want Russian troops in Canada to guarantee its security...
So why should Russia accept Western troops in Ukraine?
Russia is being asked to accept a deal that offers little it doesn't already have, while leaving the door open to Ukraine becoming a de facto NATO member.
Donbass? Russia has it in the bag. Militarily and by popular vote.
So why the hell would Moscow accept a deal that leaves the West free to turn Ukraine into the very threat Russia went to war to prevent?
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Russia is being asked to accept a deal that offers little it doesn't already have, while leaving the door open to Ukraine becoming a de facto NATO member.
Donbass? Russia has it in the bag. Militarily and by popular vote.
So why the hell would Moscow accept a deal that leaves the West free to turn Ukraine into the very threat Russia went to war to prevent?
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❗️ Magnitude 7.1 earthquake strikes China's Tibet Autonomous Region
No info yet on casualties or major destruction
Back in January 2025, a destructive 7.1 quake also hit Tibet, killing 126 people
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JD Vance finds it ironic that European countries that waged regulatory war against SpaceX now want to tell Musk what to do
'European countries depend on American tech, businesses and the American military, while at the same time European political leaders love to bash the US'
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JD Vance defends Elon Musk amid attacks from pro-Ukrainian politicians pushing him to expand Starlink access for Ukraine
'Musk runs a private corporation, and I think it's completely understandable he doesn't want to get in the middle of what is a war between two state actors'
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'The Russians are a UNIFIED government who could make a deal. The Iranians are a UNIFIED government who could make a deal. The US is just a group of WARRING FACTIONS.'
Political analyst Garland Nixon argues that some players in US have financial incentives to keep the Ukraine conflict going.
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'That's not a good answer' — Trump on Ilhan Omar saying she doesn't know if she was married to her brother
'That's an answer that a lot of us assume'
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'We're not negotiating with them, we are going to have something one way or the other' — Trump on Iran
'It will happen fairly soon'
'Most people seem to think it's after the election and we're going to see what happens'
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‘Good neighborliness is a precious treasure of the state’ — Russia’s Supreme Court chief Igor Krasnov
Meeting senior Chinese official Chen Wenqing, he credits Putin and Xi’s friendship with strengthening cooperation between Russia and China
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Greek police used stun grenades to disperse rioters in Athens during yesterday's protests
Demonstrations took place in over 50 Greek cities, with about 10,000 people gathering in Athens alone
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Maria Zakharova says European leaders are telling on themselves when they try to link the cause of the protests to Russia:
“Certain sections of the population are being denied the very right that their regimes claim to uphold — namely, the right to express their point of view. They do not have that opportunity.
Everything that is happening there is, in essence, just decoration for what they call democracy. Accordingly, all of this keeps building up and building up, and then, so to speak, the gates, the doors, the barriers come off their hinges — the crowd bursts into the streets, smashing and wrecking things, letting off steam.”