Russia - Ukraine “peace negotiations”
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1moretimeagain
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A thank you to Donald J Trump for the nice visit.
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1moretimeagain
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I’d be curious to see Trump’s reaction if Ukraine took out one residential building in Russia.
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He’d threaten Zelenskyy.
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No expects him to. Not even Putin.
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The nerve of Zelenskyy to refuse to cede more land to Russia that they haven’t even fought for yet, and refuse to make Russian the national language.
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What the fuck is wrong with you, Wayne??? This isn't about UKRAINE. This is about Trump's Nobel Peace Prize.
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Nordstream-1 bombing suspect arrested in Italy.
www.reuters.com
This is such a tough diplomatic incident. Nordstream 1 was an underwater pipeline that carried natural gas from Russia to Western europe. It was 51% owned by a Russian company and 49% owned by Western European companies.
It was blown up. Initially the Russians were blamed but that didn't make a whole lot of sense. Later it comes out that it was almost certainly a pro Ukrainian group. Reports are that Zielinski initially approved of the operation but after the CIA found out about it and asked him to pull back, he canceled it. But one of his generals, currently the ambassador to the UK, went ahead with the operation.
How do you address something like that? It was a somewhat rogue Ukrainian group that destroyed vital infrastructure of a pipeline 49% owned by companies' of your nominal allies and severely hurt their economies. Ukraine has continuously denied it and the mastermind of the group is still part of Zielinski's government.
What is known about the Nord Stream gas pipeline explosions?
Italian police have arrested a Ukrainian man suspected of coordinating the attacks on the Nord Stream gas pipelines in 2022, German prosecutors said on Thursday.
This is such a tough diplomatic incident. Nordstream 1 was an underwater pipeline that carried natural gas from Russia to Western europe. It was 51% owned by a Russian company and 49% owned by Western European companies.
It was blown up. Initially the Russians were blamed but that didn't make a whole lot of sense. Later it comes out that it was almost certainly a pro Ukrainian group. Reports are that Zielinski initially approved of the operation but after the CIA found out about it and asked him to pull back, he canceled it. But one of his generals, currently the ambassador to the UK, went ahead with the operation.
How do you address something like that? It was a somewhat rogue Ukrainian group that destroyed vital infrastructure of a pipeline 49% owned by companies' of your nominal allies and severely hurt their economies. Ukraine has continuously denied it and the mastermind of the group is still part of Zielinski's government.
