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Has Zelensky turned Putin’s worst nightmare into reality? While Putin is afraid to leave Russia and has even reduced meetings with his own officials, Ukraine’s president is working on other diplomatic fronts. After a tour of Middle Eastern countries, he recently visited Turkey and then Syria. In a country...

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The syrian pivot: how putin’s investment became Ukraine’s strategic hub. I would pay anything to be a fly on the wall in the Kremlin when putin sees this footage. Man, if you told me two years ago that Bashar al-Assad would be hiding in a Moscow basement while the newguy in Damascus, Ahmed al-Sharaa, was out here cutting deals with President Zelenskyy, I would’ve said you’re dreaming. putin spent a decade—and a terrifying amount of Russian blood and treasure—bombing Syria into submission just to keep a "loyal" puppet in power and secure those Mediterranean military bases. And now? The new government is basically using those very same ports—the ones putin thought were his permanent "Southern Flank"—to help Ukraine move grain. It’s peak irony. The "Grand Strategist" in Moscow basically cleared the path for a government that’s now cozying up to his biggest adversary. It’s a masterclass in how quickly putin’s "influence" evaporates. Putin thought he bought Syria forever. Instead he just subsidised the infrastructure for the next administration to move on without him. Seeing al-Sharaa talk about "stability" while facilitating Ukrainian trade must feel like a slow-motion slap in the face to every "Z-patriot" back in Russia. Ahmed al-Sharaa: “This is a great success achieved for the stability of Syria. There is a historical partnership between Syria and Ukraine in the fields of food and energy. Ukraine has great experience in agricultural production and the pharmaceutical industry. Syria is also an agricultural country and needs these skills. Our main goal is to create a hub where food and basic materials from Ukraine can be re-exported through Syrian ports. Turkey contributes greatly to global and regional stability through initiatives like this forum. Turkey's role has now reached a global dimension. The Syria-Turkey partnership is the foundation for the future security of the region and the world. Syria has ceased to be a crisis and has turned into a historical opportunity for reconstruction and stability.”
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The syrian pivot: how putin’s investment became Ukraine’s strategic hub. I would pay anything to be a fly on the wall in the Kremlin when putin sees this footage. Man, if you told me two years ago that Bashar al-Assad would be hiding in a Moscow basement while the newguy in Damascus, Ahmed al-Sharaa, was out here cutting deals with President Zelenskyy, I would’ve said you’re dreaming. putin spent a decade—and a terrifying amount of Russian blood and treasure—bombing Syria into submission just to keep a "loyal" puppet in power and secure those Mediterranean military bases. And now? The new government is basically using those very same ports—the ones putin thought were his permanent "Southern Flank"—to help Ukraine move grain. It’s peak irony. The "Grand Strategist" in Moscow basically cleared the path for a government that’s now cozying up to his biggest adversary. It’s a masterclass in how quickly putin’s "influence" evaporates. Putin thought he bought Syria forever. Instead he just subsidised the infrastructure for the next administration to move on without him. Seeing al-Sharaa talk about "stability" while facilitating Ukrainian trade must feel like a slow-motion slap in the face to every "Z-patriot" back in Russia. Ahmed al-Sharaa: “This is a great success achieved for the stability of Syria. There is a historical partnership between Syria and Ukraine in the fields of food and energy. Ukraine has great experience in agricultural production and the pharmaceutical industry. Syria is also an agricultural country and needs these skills. Our main goal is to create a hub where food and basic materials from Ukraine can be re-exported through Syrian ports. Turkey contributes greatly to global and regional stability through initiatives like this forum. Turkey's role has now reached a global dimension. The Syria-Turkey partnership is the foundation for the future security of the region and the world. Syria has ceased to be a crisis and has turned into a historical opportunity for reconstruction and stability.”

Yasmina

68,292 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

The visit of President Zelenskyy to Syria on April 5, 2026, is, without exaggeration, historic. It is the first visit by a President of Ukraine to Damascus - the capital of a country that until recently was a key Russian ally in the Middle East. In June 2022, after Syria recognized the "independence" of the Russian-occupied territories of the so-called "DPR" and "LPR" and supported Russia’s military aggression against Ukraine, Ukraine severed diplomatic relations with Syria and imposed an embargo. Following the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime in September 2025, Ukraine and Syria signed a joint communiqué on restoring diplomatic relations. President Zelenskyy’s visit to Syria on April 5, 2026, demonstrates the final loss of Russian influence in the region after the collapse of Assad’s regime. This is not just a bilateral visit, but the final stage of a regional tour that began in late March. President Zelenskyy visited Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, and Jordan - reaching concrete agreements in both defense and economic spheres. Visits to Turkey, and then Syria, logically complete this arc. The sequence Ankara-Damascus is highly symbolic. President Erdoğan is the key external patron of Syria’s new authorities. President Zelenskyy effectively arrived in Damascus with Turkish backing, significantly increasing the status and credibility of the visit. A Ukraine-Turkey-Syria axis is now taking shape. Turkey acts as the central mediator in this trilateral format, strengthening stability in both the Black Sea and Mediterranean regions. ◾️ Security dimension Syria seeks stability. Ukraine is a unique partner: it has real experience countering Russian and Iranian expansion, while not being a NATO member. ◾️ Energy dimension In particular, discussions include a Qatar-Turkey-Europe gas pipeline project aimed at diversifying Europe’s gas supplies and reducing dependence on Russia. ◾️ Diplomatic dimension vis-à-vis Russia While trilateral talks between Ukraine, the United States, and Russia are on hold due to hostilities in the Middle East, Ukraine is building an alternative architecture of influence - regional partners capable of exerting economic and diplomatic pressure on Moscow. ◾️ Food security and reconstruction Ukraine has reaffirmed its role as a reliable grain supplier to Syria under the Grain from Ukraine and Food from Ukraine initiatives. Discussions also include the reconstruction of Syrian infrastructure, particularly in the energy and industrial sectors. 📹: Apro-Ukraine rally in Idlib, Syria, opposing Syrian normalization with Russia, October 2025/ Thomas van Linge
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The visit of President Zelenskyy to Syria on April 5, 2026, is, without exaggeration, historic. It is the first visit by a President of Ukraine to Damascus - the capital of a country that until recently was a key Russian ally in the Middle East. In June 2022, after Syria recognized the "independence" of the Russian-occupied territories of the so-called "DPR" and "LPR" and supported Russia’s military aggression against Ukraine, Ukraine severed diplomatic relations with Syria and imposed an embargo. Following the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime in September 2025, Ukraine and Syria signed a joint communiqué on restoring diplomatic relations. President Zelenskyy’s visit to Syria on April 5, 2026, demonstrates the final loss of Russian influence in the region after the collapse of Assad’s regime. This is not just a bilateral visit, but the final stage of a regional tour that began in late March. President Zelenskyy visited Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, and Jordan - reaching concrete agreements in both defense and economic spheres. Visits to Turkey, and then Syria, logically complete this arc. The sequence Ankara-Damascus is highly symbolic. President Erdoğan is the key external patron of Syria’s new authorities. President Zelenskyy effectively arrived in Damascus with Turkish backing, significantly increasing the status and credibility of the visit. A Ukraine-Turkey-Syria axis is now taking shape. Turkey acts as the central mediator in this trilateral format, strengthening stability in both the Black Sea and Mediterranean regions. ◾️ Security dimension Syria seeks stability. Ukraine is a unique partner: it has real experience countering Russian and Iranian expansion, while not being a NATO member. ◾️ Energy dimension In particular, discussions include a Qatar-Turkey-Europe gas pipeline project aimed at diversifying Europe’s gas supplies and reducing dependence on Russia. ◾️ Diplomatic dimension vis-à-vis Russia While trilateral talks between Ukraine, the United States, and Russia are on hold due to hostilities in the Middle East, Ukraine is building an alternative architecture of influence - regional partners capable of exerting economic and diplomatic pressure on Moscow. ◾️ Food security and reconstruction Ukraine has reaffirmed its role as a reliable grain supplier to Syria under the Grain from Ukraine and Food from Ukraine initiatives. Discussions also include the reconstruction of Syrian infrastructure, particularly in the energy and industrial sectors. 📹: Apro-Ukraine rally in Idlib, Syria, opposing Syrian normalization with Russia, October 2025/ Thomas van Linge

Anton Gerashchenko

82,888 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

Trump gives an update on the Russia/Ukraine peace negotiations! He believes “Russia is ready”, and that they “have a deal”, now they just have to get Zelensky to agree. He confirms that Putin has been easier to deal with than Zelensky. In other words, Zelensky is dragging his feet, because he does not want to lose power. Zelensky is continuing to delay the end of this war, because once this war is over, Zelensky is a dead man, and he knows it.
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Trump gives an update on the Russia/Ukraine peace negotiations! He believes “Russia is ready”, and that they “have a deal”, now they just have to get Zelensky to agree. He confirms that Putin has been easier to deal with than Zelensky. In other words, Zelensky is dragging his feet, because he does not want to lose power. Zelensky is continuing to delay the end of this war, because once this war is over, Zelensky is a dead man, and he knows it.

Clandestine

144,857 просмотров • 1 год назад

Zelensky arrives in some country, and I see that for the first time he is being welcomed with honors. What country is this? Oh, it’s Syria, ruled by a terrorist. A terrorist is always a brother to another terrorist. And do you know why Zelensky came? To sell drones to Syria. I hope the foolish Western world understands what is happening right under its nose and what this will ultimately lead to.
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Zelensky arrives in some country, and I see that for the first time he is being welcomed with honors. What country is this? Oh, it’s Syria, ruled by a terrorist. A terrorist is always a brother to another terrorist. And do you know why Zelensky came? To sell drones to Syria. I hope the foolish Western world understands what is happening right under its nose and what this will ultimately lead to.

Anatolij Sharij

83,877 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

🇷🇺 ZELENSKY RESPONDS!! “THIS WILL NOT WORK OUT FOR PUTIN!” Zelensky slams Putin’s remarks, calling them manipulative and accusing Russia of stalling for time. He claims Putin is too afraid to speak directly to Trump and is trying to drag out the war while pretending to negotiate. He insists Ukraine is ready for a real ceasefire but demands strict verification to prevent Russia from using it to rearm and mobilize. According to Zelensky, the only way to stop Putin is with sanctions and military pressure.
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🇷🇺 ZELENSKY RESPONDS!! “THIS WILL NOT WORK OUT FOR PUTIN!” Zelensky slams Putin’s remarks, calling them manipulative and accusing Russia of stalling for time. He claims Putin is too afraid to speak directly to Trump and is trying to drag out the war while pretending to negotiate. He insists Ukraine is ready for a real ceasefire but demands strict verification to prevent Russia from using it to rearm and mobilize. According to Zelensky, the only way to stop Putin is with sanctions and military pressure.

DD Geopolitics

262,943 просмотров • 1 год назад

'Zelensky does not plan to go to Moscow for a meeting with Putin' – Canadian Prime Minister Carney 'I was in Kyiv two days ago, met with President Zelensky, and he confirmed: Kyiv is ready to meet with President Putin anywhere, on neutral territory. In other words, he does not expect Putin to come to Kyiv, and he himself does not plan to go to Moscow for such a meeting. But any other place is possible.' - SK
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'Zelensky does not plan to go to Moscow for a meeting with Putin' – Canadian Prime Minister Carney 'I was in Kyiv two days ago, met with President Zelensky, and he confirmed: Kyiv is ready to meet with President Putin anywhere, on neutral territory. In other words, he does not expect Putin to come to Kyiv, and he himself does not plan to go to Moscow for such a meeting. But any other place is possible.' - SK

Zlatti71

71,344 просмотров • 11 месяцев назад

Watching Trump talk about Putin’s intentions for Ukraine is like a Helsinki redux. He just doesn’t get it. Putin has never changed his demands and they amount to Ukraine surrendering its own country. Trump saying Russia wants Ukraine to succeed was so absurd that even Zelensky had to crack a smile. Will there be peace? Hope so! But we have to get much tougher on Russia to get it.
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Watching Trump talk about Putin’s intentions for Ukraine is like a Helsinki redux. He just doesn’t get it. Putin has never changed his demands and they amount to Ukraine surrendering its own country. Trump saying Russia wants Ukraine to succeed was so absurd that even Zelensky had to crack a smile. Will there be peace? Hope so! But we have to get much tougher on Russia to get it.

Jessica Tarlov

168,911 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

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MEMRI

67,967 просмотров • 1 год назад

So, Trump refused to sign the “prosperity plan” with Zelensky. Zelensky acted like everything was fine, but it clearly isn’t. He’s being pushed into compromises while his corrupt cash-based system is being dismantled and power is slipping to Soros-linked groups in Ukraine. NABU has gone after the officials who handled the money for under-the-table salaries for his members of parliament to vote what he needs. If Zelensky refuses compromises, those groups will strike a deal with the White House, push him out using corruption scandals, and sell Ukraine on the worst terms. The only thing Zelensky has left is foreign policy. And he’s using it to attack Europe - which likely means Europe has also turned away from him. #Ukraine #Peace #Trump
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So, Trump refused to sign the “prosperity plan” with Zelensky. Zelensky acted like everything was fine, but it clearly isn’t. He’s being pushed into compromises while his corrupt cash-based system is being dismantled and power is slipping to Soros-linked groups in Ukraine. NABU has gone after the officials who handled the money for under-the-table salaries for his members of parliament to vote what he needs. If Zelensky refuses compromises, those groups will strike a deal with the White House, push him out using corruption scandals, and sell Ukraine on the worst terms. The only thing Zelensky has left is foreign policy. And he’s using it to attack Europe - which likely means Europe has also turned away from him. #Ukraine #Peace #Trump

Oleksandr Dubinskyi

411,234 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

'There was an intelligence report about what Putin is preparing for. He is definitely not preparing for a ceasefire and a ceasefire. Putin is only set on presenting the meeting with Trump as his victory' - Zelensky is furious that he was not taken to Alaska. Zelensky is a nobody, and Putin does not need to present the meeting with Trump as his victory. Russia will win in any case, and not only in the negotiations, but also on the front line
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'There was an intelligence report about what Putin is preparing for. He is definitely not preparing for a ceasefire and a ceasefire. Putin is only set on presenting the meeting with Trump as his victory' - Zelensky is furious that he was not taken to Alaska. Zelensky is a nobody, and Putin does not need to present the meeting with Trump as his victory. Russia will win in any case, and not only in the negotiations, but also on the front line

Victor vicktop55 commentary

13,628 просмотров • 11 месяцев назад

Q: "The Kremlin seemed to indicate that Putin did not firmly agree to a bilateral. Did he agree to have a sit down with just Zelensky?" Leavitt: "The U.S. government and the Trump administration is working with both Russia and Ukraine to make that bilateral happen as we speak."
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Q: "The Kremlin seemed to indicate that Putin did not firmly agree to a bilateral. Did he agree to have a sit down with just Zelensky?" Leavitt: "The U.S. government and the Trump administration is working with both Russia and Ukraine to make that bilateral happen as we speak."

The Bulwark

13,019 просмотров • 11 месяцев назад

For those of you listening to these clips without any context and thinking that Zelensky did anything wrong, here’s the context you’re missing: 0:00 - 0:25 – Zelensky starts off by explaining to Vance that, no, he can’t just sign a ceasefire agreement with Putin like Ukraine has done in the past—because Putin has repeatedly broken those agreements. Putin previously promised not to invade Ukraine and to release prisoners, yet he never released the prisoners and, of course, went on to invade Ukraine. For Vance to be so naïve as to think that another signature from Putin would mean anything is purely ignorant. 0:25 - 0:38 – Vance claims Zelensky is being “disrespectful” for simply explaining why he can’t trust Putin’s word. He says it’s "disrespectful" for Zelensky to "come to the Oval Office to litigate" the matter publicly. What else is he supposed to do? Just nod along and accept a deal that would set Ukraine up for failure? 0:41 - 0:46 – Vance tells Zelensky he should be thanking the President. Let’s be clear—Zelensky has already thanked Trump multiple times over the past 40 days, even after Trump blatantly lied and claimed that Ukraine started the war. So let’s talk about actual disrespect—who exactly is the one being disrespectful here? 1:03 - 1:10 – Vance accuses Zelensky of coming to the Oval Office to attack the Trump administration. But there was no attack. Zelensky was simply explaining why Trump’s idea of signing a flimsy, unenforceable deal with Russia makes no sense, given that Putin has broken almost every agreement he has ever signed. That’s not an attack on Trump—it’s a reality check. 1:15 - 1:34 – Zelensky explains that during a war, "everybody has problems, even you." Trump loses it, snapping back, "You don’t know that. Don’t tell us what we are going to feel." But let’s be real—America has absolutely felt the effects of this war. Higher gas prices Increased inflation Over $100 billion in U.S. aid sent to Ukraine Political infighting over the war More U.S. troops stationed in Europe Depleting U.S. weapons stockpiles Zelensky is 100% right—but for some reason, Trump completely lost it and is now trying to paint Zelensky as the disrespectful one? This was pure theater. It was a staged act by Trump to vilify Zelensky. The only real disrespect in that room was directed at Zelensky himself.
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For those of you listening to these clips without any context and thinking that Zelensky did anything wrong, here’s the context you’re missing: 0:00 - 0:25 – Zelensky starts off by explaining to Vance that, no, he can’t just sign a ceasefire agreement with Putin like Ukraine has done in the past—because Putin has repeatedly broken those agreements. Putin previously promised not to invade Ukraine and to release prisoners, yet he never released the prisoners and, of course, went on to invade Ukraine. For Vance to be so naïve as to think that another signature from Putin would mean anything is purely ignorant. 0:25 - 0:38 – Vance claims Zelensky is being “disrespectful” for simply explaining why he can’t trust Putin’s word. He says it’s "disrespectful" for Zelensky to "come to the Oval Office to litigate" the matter publicly. What else is he supposed to do? Just nod along and accept a deal that would set Ukraine up for failure? 0:41 - 0:46 – Vance tells Zelensky he should be thanking the President. Let’s be clear—Zelensky has already thanked Trump multiple times over the past 40 days, even after Trump blatantly lied and claimed that Ukraine started the war. So let’s talk about actual disrespect—who exactly is the one being disrespectful here? 1:03 - 1:10 – Vance accuses Zelensky of coming to the Oval Office to attack the Trump administration. But there was no attack. Zelensky was simply explaining why Trump’s idea of signing a flimsy, unenforceable deal with Russia makes no sense, given that Putin has broken almost every agreement he has ever signed. That’s not an attack on Trump—it’s a reality check. 1:15 - 1:34 – Zelensky explains that during a war, "everybody has problems, even you." Trump loses it, snapping back, "You don’t know that. Don’t tell us what we are going to feel." But let’s be real—America has absolutely felt the effects of this war. Higher gas prices Increased inflation Over $100 billion in U.S. aid sent to Ukraine Political infighting over the war More U.S. troops stationed in Europe Depleting U.S. weapons stockpiles Zelensky is 100% right—but for some reason, Trump completely lost it and is now trying to paint Zelensky as the disrespectful one? This was pure theater. It was a staged act by Trump to vilify Zelensky. The only real disrespect in that room was directed at Zelensky himself.

Ed Krassenstein

322,471 просмотров • 1 год назад

He is a Kurdish separatist and if he visits Turkey, he is expected to be arrested immediately. @EdGewran , the leader of the Partiya Kurdistanî party, is an expression of everything Turkey fears, and for which it went to change the regime in Syria, and will likely launch a large-scale operation in the north of the country. In an interview with the International Hour on כאן חדשות | רשת ב, he tells me: 'If Israel allows Turkey to defeat the Kurds in Syria, it will be next in line.' To listen to the interview in Hebrew:
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He is a Kurdish separatist and if he visits Turkey, he is expected to be arrested immediately. @EdGewran , the leader of the Partiya Kurdistanî party, is an expression of everything Turkey fears, and for which it went to change the regime in Syria, and will likely launch a large-scale operation in the north of the country. In an interview with the International Hour on כאן חדשות | רשת ב, he tells me: 'If Israel allows Turkey to defeat the Kurds in Syria, it will be next in line.' To listen to the interview in Hebrew:

⁦🏳️‍🌈⁩ ערן סיקורל |Eran Cicurel |عيران شيكوريل

18,644 просмотров • 1 год назад

🇹🇷🇸🇾‼️🚨 Assad’s fault the conflict escalated? In July Erdogan tried to come close to Assad and invited him for possible talks to restore relations any time: “I have already called on Mr. Assad for a visit to Turkey or a meeting in a third country and I have instructed my foreign minister on this matter. We want to start a new process by overcoming this resentment.” ‼️ Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham (splinter branch of Al Qaeda) rebels, who started an offensive now, were angry! HTS in Idlib were burning Turkish flags in dissatisfaction with Erdogan plan to restart diplomatic relations with Assad. -> But Assad decided not to go down this path and refused to start talks with Erdogan, unless Erdogan abides by his conditions of fully sovereignty and retreats from Syria fully. Which essentially is impossible before talks, but could have been part of the agreement. Erdogan said: "The door is open to Assad but their approach is important. Assad wants Türkiye out of Northern Syria. This is out of the question. We are fighting terrorism there.” The important part is, that Assad decided not to open a diplomatic path with Erdogan. -> Now Erdogan decided to actually escalate and enforce either talks, or remove Assad. Assad was able to establish good relations with other Arab states and join the Arab league again, the last bit he missed is the normalized of relations with Turkey. It’s a shame Assad did not do that, Russia and Iran were pressuring Assad to make peace. It is rumored that Bashar is emotional and upset with Erdogan, so he was waiting for him to go and wanted to make peace with the next president. Assad and Erdogan were close, they even went on family vacations together and Bashar never forgave Erdogan that he turned on him that much. ‼️ Now … whenever you want to blame Assad or not, likely he could have averted the current escalation by meeting Erdogan and working on a peace plan, with a slow withdrawal of Turkey from Syria.
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🇹🇷🇸🇾‼️🚨 Assad’s fault the conflict escalated? In July Erdogan tried to come close to Assad and invited him for possible talks to restore relations any time: “I have already called on Mr. Assad for a visit to Turkey or a meeting in a third country and I have instructed my foreign minister on this matter. We want to start a new process by overcoming this resentment.” ‼️ Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham (splinter branch of Al Qaeda) rebels, who started an offensive now, were angry! HTS in Idlib were burning Turkish flags in dissatisfaction with Erdogan plan to restart diplomatic relations with Assad. -> But Assad decided not to go down this path and refused to start talks with Erdogan, unless Erdogan abides by his conditions of fully sovereignty and retreats from Syria fully. Which essentially is impossible before talks, but could have been part of the agreement. Erdogan said: "The door is open to Assad but their approach is important. Assad wants Türkiye out of Northern Syria. This is out of the question. We are fighting terrorism there.” The important part is, that Assad decided not to open a diplomatic path with Erdogan. -> Now Erdogan decided to actually escalate and enforce either talks, or remove Assad. Assad was able to establish good relations with other Arab states and join the Arab league again, the last bit he missed is the normalized of relations with Turkey. It’s a shame Assad did not do that, Russia and Iran were pressuring Assad to make peace. It is rumored that Bashar is emotional and upset with Erdogan, so he was waiting for him to go and wanted to make peace with the next president. Assad and Erdogan were close, they even went on family vacations together and Bashar never forgave Erdogan that he turned on him that much. ‼️ Now … whenever you want to blame Assad or not, likely he could have averted the current escalation by meeting Erdogan and working on a peace plan, with a slow withdrawal of Turkey from Syria.

Lord Bebo

325,962 просмотров • 1 год назад

🇹🇷🇺🇦 Erdogan Betrays Putin as Turkey Turns Toward Kyiv According to The New York Times, Turkey is increasingly helping Ukraine expand its influence in the Middle East and has strengthened its position in Syria following the fall of Bashar al-Assad — a region where Russia's influence has notably declined. Ankara is no longer making much effort to appear balanced between Russia and NATO. Moscow may have helped create this situation itself. As Putin remains focused on the war in Ukraine and failed to protect one of his key regional allies, Turkey — a long-time supplier of Bayraktar drones to Kyiv — has moved to fill the vacuum and establish itself as a major regional power. The partnership the Kremlin once proudly showcased appears to be fading fast.
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🇹🇷🇺🇦 Erdogan Betrays Putin as Turkey Turns Toward Kyiv According to The New York Times, Turkey is increasingly helping Ukraine expand its influence in the Middle East and has strengthened its position in Syria following the fall of Bashar al-Assad — a region where Russia's influence has notably declined. Ankara is no longer making much effort to appear balanced between Russia and NATO. Moscow may have helped create this situation itself. As Putin remains focused on the war in Ukraine and failed to protect one of his key regional allies, Turkey — a long-time supplier of Bayraktar drones to Kyiv — has moved to fill the vacuum and establish itself as a major regional power. The partnership the Kremlin once proudly showcased appears to be fading fast.

NEXTA

151,668 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

US Vice President J.D. Vance made a sharp statement warning Russia that it will be "very bad" for them if they do not actively engage in "good-faith" negotiations on Ukraine. According to Vance, Trump believes the conflict harms everyone – Russia, Ukraine, and America – and is dissatisfied that Russia allegedly is not sufficiently committed to a peaceful resolution. "And here is what I will say about the president: he is keenly responsive to the reality on the ground. And the reality is this: first, we have conducted incredibly good-faith negotiations with both the Russians and the Ukrainians. And I believe the president is becoming increasingly impatient with the Russians because he feels they are not offering enough to end the war. That is first. Second, the president is increasingly convinced that this war is bad for Russia. You constantly hear this from me. You constantly hear this from the president. The war is bad for Russia. It is bad for Ukraine. It is bad for America. We want the killings to stop. That remains the president's position. But the president can also look at the reality on the ground. He sees economic indicators coming from Eastern Europe. He sees the number of casualties, both Russian and Ukrainian, in this war. And the president tells Vladimir Putin that it is time to stop the killings. He would say this to Zelensky as well, and essentially has said this to Zelensky. He wants this war to end, and he is doing everything possible to stop it. But listen, if the Russians refuse to negotiate in good faith, I think it will be very, very bad for their country. That is what the president has made clear. This is not a change of position. This is an acknowledgment of the reality on the ground. We will continue to fight for peace every day in the Trump administration." They are losing and are desperate to pressure Russia to agree to Minsk 3. What they don’t say is - Russia gave their terms in summer of 2024 and their position has never changed, as such accept and fulfill Russia’s conditions and the war will end .
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US Vice President J.D. Vance made a sharp statement warning Russia that it will be "very bad" for them if they do not actively engage in "good-faith" negotiations on Ukraine. According to Vance, Trump believes the conflict harms everyone – Russia, Ukraine, and America – and is dissatisfied that Russia allegedly is not sufficiently committed to a peaceful resolution. "And here is what I will say about the president: he is keenly responsive to the reality on the ground. And the reality is this: first, we have conducted incredibly good-faith negotiations with both the Russians and the Ukrainians. And I believe the president is becoming increasingly impatient with the Russians because he feels they are not offering enough to end the war. That is first. Second, the president is increasingly convinced that this war is bad for Russia. You constantly hear this from me. You constantly hear this from the president. The war is bad for Russia. It is bad for Ukraine. It is bad for America. We want the killings to stop. That remains the president's position. But the president can also look at the reality on the ground. He sees economic indicators coming from Eastern Europe. He sees the number of casualties, both Russian and Ukrainian, in this war. And the president tells Vladimir Putin that it is time to stop the killings. He would say this to Zelensky as well, and essentially has said this to Zelensky. He wants this war to end, and he is doing everything possible to stop it. But listen, if the Russians refuse to negotiate in good faith, I think it will be very, very bad for their country. That is what the president has made clear. This is not a change of position. This is an acknowledgment of the reality on the ground. We will continue to fight for peace every day in the Trump administration." They are losing and are desperate to pressure Russia to agree to Minsk 3. What they don’t say is - Russia gave their terms in summer of 2024 and their position has never changed, as such accept and fulfill Russia’s conditions and the war will end .

Dagny Taggart

55,272 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад

Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa on Trump and Lebanon: President Trump expressed his displeasure with what is currently happening in Lebanon and was looking for ways to stop the war in Lebanon. He then said that there could be a role for Syria in Lebanon in the search for a security solution. The statement was interpreted as if Syrian forces would enter Lebanon the next morning, and that is not what was meant. From President Trump’s statement, the answer is that he was expressing frustration with what is happening in Lebanon and looking for other solutions, and that there could be a positive role for Syria through the Lebanese state and Lebanese institutions.
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Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa on Trump and Lebanon: President Trump expressed his displeasure with what is currently happening in Lebanon and was looking for ways to stop the war in Lebanon. He then said that there could be a role for Syria in Lebanon in the search for a security solution. The statement was interpreted as if Syrian forces would enter Lebanon the next morning, and that is not what was meant. From President Trump’s statement, the answer is that he was expressing frustration with what is happening in Lebanon and looking for other solutions, and that there could be a positive role for Syria through the Lebanese state and Lebanese institutions.

Clash Report

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If there’s one person who understands the strategic reality on the ground in Europe, it’s General Ben Hodges. He spent years commanding U.S. Army Europe. He knows exactly how the Kremlin operates. In this latest interview with LBC, the General doesn't pull any punches. He lays out the cold, hard truth: while Trump is playing political games and taking two-hour coaching calls from putin, Ukraine is fighting for its life—and for the security of the entire West. Hodges cuts right through the 'peace deal' noise to show how the current US administration is effectively carrying water for the Kremlin by pushing a narrative of Russian 'inevitability.' This is the voice of reiason we should be listening to before the Trump administration sells out Ukraine.. LBC Presenter: Ben, your reaction to what we've heard from President Trump over the last few hours? Ben Hodges: Well, unfortunately, it's clearer now than ever before that President Trump is unfortunately taking the side of the Kremlin. I mean, to have a two-hour phone call with vladimir putin before you go into a meeting with President Zelenskyy—of course, that gave putin the opportunity to give the President all of the talking points, which the President then used during the meeting and during the press conference. It's just... it was embarrassing. I think it was probably his worst performance in a long list. But to hear the President of the United States basically carry water for the Kremlin by talking about the "inevitability" of a Russian victory, and "why not just have a deal now so you don't lose it later"—that reinforces putin’s main narrative. And then, worst of all, was the false equivalency of "Russia's attacks on Ukraine" and "Ukraine's attacks on Russia." I mean, Russia is attacking civilian infrastructure—apartment buildings, hospitals, the energy grid. Ukraine is attacking oil and gas, and military targets. There is no equivalency there. And then the final thing that I thought was just so galling was the President saying, "Well, you know, if we have a ceasefire, it would be very difficult for putin to start his military back up again." He was actually expressing sympathy for the challenge the Kremlin would have in restarting their military operations. LBC Presenter: And also saying that he "thinks putin wants what's best for Ukraine"—which I imagine will go down like a bucket of cold sick in Kyiv.
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If there’s one person who understands the strategic reality on the ground in Europe, it’s General Ben Hodges. He spent years commanding U.S. Army Europe. He knows exactly how the Kremlin operates. In this latest interview with LBC, the General doesn't pull any punches. He lays out the cold, hard truth: while Trump is playing political games and taking two-hour coaching calls from putin, Ukraine is fighting for its life—and for the security of the entire West. Hodges cuts right through the 'peace deal' noise to show how the current US administration is effectively carrying water for the Kremlin by pushing a narrative of Russian 'inevitability.' This is the voice of reiason we should be listening to before the Trump administration sells out Ukraine.. LBC Presenter: Ben, your reaction to what we've heard from President Trump over the last few hours? Ben Hodges: Well, unfortunately, it's clearer now than ever before that President Trump is unfortunately taking the side of the Kremlin. I mean, to have a two-hour phone call with vladimir putin before you go into a meeting with President Zelenskyy—of course, that gave putin the opportunity to give the President all of the talking points, which the President then used during the meeting and during the press conference. It's just... it was embarrassing. I think it was probably his worst performance in a long list. But to hear the President of the United States basically carry water for the Kremlin by talking about the "inevitability" of a Russian victory, and "why not just have a deal now so you don't lose it later"—that reinforces putin’s main narrative. And then, worst of all, was the false equivalency of "Russia's attacks on Ukraine" and "Ukraine's attacks on Russia." I mean, Russia is attacking civilian infrastructure—apartment buildings, hospitals, the energy grid. Ukraine is attacking oil and gas, and military targets. There is no equivalency there. And then the final thing that I thought was just so galling was the President saying, "Well, you know, if we have a ceasefire, it would be very difficult for putin to start his military back up again." He was actually expressing sympathy for the challenge the Kremlin would have in restarting their military operations. LBC Presenter: And also saying that he "thinks putin wants what's best for Ukraine"—which I imagine will go down like a bucket of cold sick in Kyiv.

Yasmina

105,270 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад