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Even if Russia weren't consistent with their clearly stated and very basic demands for a ceasefire, there is one undeniable obstacle that guarantees the ceasefire to fail from the Ukrainian side: Zelensky doesn't have full control of the military. He never had it. The video from 2019, when Zelensky...

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Philip_Lens_1 year ago

Russia should just eliminate the azov leader Also Are they speaking Russian or Ukraine?

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Ivan1 year ago

You are 100% correct and that is why no peace of any sort will ever be in ukraine until Russians execute these nazi leaders. It is THEM and NOT Zelensky that effectively rule ukraine.

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Mantorras1 year ago

It is necessary to eliminate the entire Nazi sector, that is, denazify, there is no other option.

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Jh1 year ago

Is this the soft landing ?

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iReckon1 year ago

The actor just follows his script.

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Nazis in ukraine1 year ago

Actually the cocainized garden gnome demonstrated that he is not in control when last week he stated that he couldn't guarantee the celebrations in Moscow will not be attacked.

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Heiko1 year ago

@georgegalloway This is a conflict between the West and Russia. The US could clearly have ended it within a matter of weeks. They still can and they still don't, which means that their talking does not match their intentions. Russia will have to complete the SMO before negotiations make sense.

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mariaH1 year ago

@ThatTylerPopp

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Антон1 year ago

Russia can't defend its borderlands & its not far fetched to say that one summer of gains for Ukraine would push the Russian war effort three years back. Russia is a lame duck incapable of finishing this war themselves & needs Trump to do it for them. Kyiv would be stupid to cave

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