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🚨INTERVIEW: “THE ONLY THING THAT CAN BRING PUTIN TO THE NEGOTIATION TABLE IS A MAJOR ECONOMIC CRISIS” "For new sanctions to start working, you need two things: time, and close monitoring to stop Russia and its partners from getting around them. Sanctions don’t show how effective they are at...

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy insists there is still a path for Russia and Ukraine to negotiate an end to the war, but called for “more pressure," even sanctions, to bring Vladimir Putin to the table. “Even now, they have losses, 30,000-35,000 soldiers, Russian soldiers, per month,” Zelenskyy told Margaret Brennan in an interview on May 29. “And they are on the way to the big crisis with the people, I think all these things will push them to the dialogue.”

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US Secretary of Treasury Scott Bessent: "President Trump has instructed me to rethink the sanctions regime. For a long time, we'd have what I would call 'lazy sanctions.' We are going for the maximum impact sanctions now. It's a new sanctions regime. We come in, we hit them hard, we hit them fast, we hit them heavy. And that's what we are doing with Iran. And President Trump has instructed me that if we need to, we will go to a 10 with sanctions to bring president Putin to the table. But I'm optimistic that he will be able to get him to the table without increasing the sanctions. But all options are on the table to increase and go to maximum energy sanctions on Russia if needed."

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455,938 просмотров • 1 год назад

US Treasury Secretary Bessent: We are prepared to increase pressure on Russia, but we need our partners in Europe to follow us. We are in a race now between how long can the Ukrainian military hold up versus how long can the Russian economy hold up. And if the US and the EU can come in with more sanctions, more secondary tariffs on the countries that buy Russian oil, the Russian economy will be in full collapse and that will bring president Putin to the table.
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US Treasury Secretary Bessent: We are prepared to increase pressure on Russia, but we need our partners in Europe to follow us. We are in a race now between how long can the Ukrainian military hold up versus how long can the Russian economy hold up. And if the US and the EU can come in with more sanctions, more secondary tariffs on the countries that buy Russian oil, the Russian economy will be in full collapse and that will bring president Putin to the table.

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Zelenskyy: "Putin never wanted to stop the war. America has to make big pressure on Putin or he will not negotiate. Of course the situation in Iran gives him more money, and the process of taking off the sanctions also is helpful for him. It gives him more assurance that he can continue the war."
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Zelenskyy: "Putin never wanted to stop the war. America has to make big pressure on Putin or he will not negotiate. Of course the situation in Iran gives him more money, and the process of taking off the sanctions also is helpful for him. It gives him more assurance that he can continue the war."

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ZELENSKYY: "Putin never wanted to stop the war. They’ve been afraid of steps of President Trump and pressure from America. That’s why he played this game that he wants negotiation. I’m still sure that America has to make big pressure on Putin. Otherwise, he will not negotiate. He wants only ultimatums from us that we have to withdraw from our territory. But he will not end with this. No, no, it’s not enough for him. Of course, this situation in Iran gives him more money, and the process of taking off the sanctions is also helpful for him personally. And that’s why it gives more assurance to Putin that he can continue the war."
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ZELENSKYY: "Putin never wanted to stop the war. They’ve been afraid of steps of President Trump and pressure from America. That’s why he played this game that he wants negotiation. I’m still sure that America has to make big pressure on Putin. Otherwise, he will not negotiate. He wants only ultimatums from us that we have to withdraw from our territory. But he will not end with this. No, no, it’s not enough for him. Of course, this situation in Iran gives him more money, and the process of taking off the sanctions is also helpful for him personally. And that’s why it gives more assurance to Putin that he can continue the war."

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🚨INTERVIEW: “THE NEGOTIATIONS ARE A WAY FOR RUSSIA TO SHIELD ITSELF FROM FURTHER SANCTIONS” "The war in Ukraine, when you look at the front line, is moving in Russia’s favor, but extremely slowly, with enormous losses on both sides, particularly on the Russian side. Putin has so far found a way to bring Russians into the armed forces, mostly by creating financial incentives. On the other hand, the U.S. refused to support Ukraine financially and militarily on a voluntary basis. They agreed only to share intelligence and sell weapons to Europe, and Europe is buying these weapons for Ukraine. While the Russian economy is still holding, the Western alliance is cracking. I have to view the negotiations as nothing more than a way for Russia to shield itself from further sanctions." Serhii Plokhy, Harvard Professor of Ukrainian History.

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Mario Nawfal

32,198 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

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🚨 BREAKING: ABC just tried to grill Marco Rubio for the US giving Putin the "red carpet" and President Trump having a "warm handshake" - and Rubio was having NONE of it. "When I hear people say that, 'oh, it elevates him.' Well, all we do is talk about Putin all the time! All the media's done is talk about Putin all the time for last four, five years. That doesn't mean he's right about the war. That doesn't mean he's justified about the war. Put all that aside. It means you're not going to have a peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine. You're not going to end a war between Russia and Ukraine without dealing with Putin!" "That's that's just common sense. I shouldn't even have to say it! So people can say whatever they want. Ultimately, at the end of the day, we have to get the Russian side to agree to things that they don't want to agree to if we're going to have peace. If not, there'll just be a war." "They'll keep k*lling each other and life will go on in America and in the rest of the world, but not for Ukraine. So the president has invested a lot of time in trying to bring an end to this war. He deserves credit for doing that. He gets criticism for doing that. He could have just let this war go on. The president could have just said, 'this is Biden's war, it started under him, we'll do what we can for Ukraine, but we're going to focus on other things.' He could have easily said that. But he's the only leader in the world that got Putin to a meeting to talk about serious things."
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🚨 BREAKING: ABC just tried to grill Marco Rubio for the US giving Putin the "red carpet" and President Trump having a "warm handshake" - and Rubio was having NONE of it. "When I hear people say that, 'oh, it elevates him.' Well, all we do is talk about Putin all the time! All the media's done is talk about Putin all the time for last four, five years. That doesn't mean he's right about the war. That doesn't mean he's justified about the war. Put all that aside. It means you're not going to have a peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine. You're not going to end a war between Russia and Ukraine without dealing with Putin!" "That's that's just common sense. I shouldn't even have to say it! So people can say whatever they want. Ultimately, at the end of the day, we have to get the Russian side to agree to things that they don't want to agree to if we're going to have peace. If not, there'll just be a war." "They'll keep k*lling each other and life will go on in America and in the rest of the world, but not for Ukraine. So the president has invested a lot of time in trying to bring an end to this war. He deserves credit for doing that. He gets criticism for doing that. He could have just let this war go on. The president could have just said, 'this is Biden's war, it started under him, we'll do what we can for Ukraine, but we're going to focus on other things.' He could have easily said that. But he's the only leader in the world that got Putin to a meeting to talk about serious things."

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German politician Nico Lange regrets that EU troops are not involved in the war against Russia ‘The [peace agreement] between the EU and Russia will not happen so quickly. Unfortunately, the EU troops are just waiting. He [Putin] needs military pressure. And I can already say that the Russians are in trouble. If you take the right steps, it will force Putin to retreat from his maximum goals. If you just talk and make a lot of phone calls, it will only contribute to the continuation of the war.’ - SK
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German politician Nico Lange regrets that EU troops are not involved in the war against Russia ‘The [peace agreement] between the EU and Russia will not happen so quickly. Unfortunately, the EU troops are just waiting. He [Putin] needs military pressure. And I can already say that the Russians are in trouble. If you take the right steps, it will force Putin to retreat from his maximum goals. If you just talk and make a lot of phone calls, it will only contribute to the continuation of the war.’ - SK

Zlatti71

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That’s another example of how detached from the reality they are : New sanctions will force Russia to come to the negotiating table – Rutte The NATO Secretary General is confident that new US sanctions against Russian companies will help force Putin to meet with Zelensky. "A ceasefire is the right way. Ukraine is ready and wants it. Now Russia must come to the negotiating table. And today's sanctions against their companies will help this process," Rutte said in an interview with Fox News. He also called Trump a "true peacemaker." "In the end, a meeting between Putin and Zelensky must take place. But everything must start with a complete ceasefire. And I fully support Trump's position on this," Rutte added.
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That’s another example of how detached from the reality they are : New sanctions will force Russia to come to the negotiating table – Rutte The NATO Secretary General is confident that new US sanctions against Russian companies will help force Putin to meet with Zelensky. "A ceasefire is the right way. Ukraine is ready and wants it. Now Russia must come to the negotiating table. And today's sanctions against their companies will help this process," Rutte said in an interview with Fox News. He also called Trump a "true peacemaker." "In the end, a meeting between Putin and Zelensky must take place. But everything must start with a complete ceasefire. And I fully support Trump's position on this," Rutte added.

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- Radoslaw Sikorski - FM of Poland: "Putin should be asking himself, "Can I sustain this level of losses to the Russian economy and, obviously, to the Russian army for another two years?" And if I were him, I would call it quits. But the trouble with dictators is that they always want a deal when it's past time, when it's too late" (CBS News) Putin doesn't know when to stop. However, I assume it will be inevitable; the Russian economy is weakening due to sanctions and gasoline shortages. Putin has banned gasoline exports. It all comes down to money. Even the Russian Duma began to feel very unsure....🤷‍♀️

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Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

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🚨ZELENSKYY: RUSSIA IS NOT TRANSITIONING TO PEACETIME — IT IS PREPARING FOR NEW ASSAULTS. THERE MUST BE GREATER ECONOMIC PRESSURE ON MOSCOW. MONEY IN RUSSIA MUST RUN OUT FOR THE WAR TO BEGIN TO END “I received a report from the head of military intelligence, Oleh Ivashchenko — primarily on Russia’s current military plans and training. Russia is not preparing for a transition to peacetime. It is preparing to continue assaults at the same level we are seeing now. We will share this information with our partners.The only thing that can change this is economic pressure on Russia. The economy — and the losses it suffers because of this war — is what Russia will pay attention to. Money in Russia must end for the war to begin to end.We will also continue providing our partners with evidence of cooperation between Chinese entities and Russia, including how Russia is circumventing global sanctions to wage this war.”— President Zelenskyy, Friday, January 30
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🚨ZELENSKYY: RUSSIA IS NOT TRANSITIONING TO PEACETIME — IT IS PREPARING FOR NEW ASSAULTS. THERE MUST BE GREATER ECONOMIC PRESSURE ON MOSCOW. MONEY IN RUSSIA MUST RUN OUT FOR THE WAR TO BEGIN TO END “I received a report from the head of military intelligence, Oleh Ivashchenko — primarily on Russia’s current military plans and training. Russia is not preparing for a transition to peacetime. It is preparing to continue assaults at the same level we are seeing now. We will share this information with our partners.The only thing that can change this is economic pressure on Russia. The economy — and the losses it suffers because of this war — is what Russia will pay attention to. Money in Russia must end for the war to begin to end.We will also continue providing our partners with evidence of cooperation between Chinese entities and Russia, including how Russia is circumventing global sanctions to wage this war.”— President Zelenskyy, Friday, January 30

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Arestovich undermines the morale of Ukrainians who believe in anti-Russian sanctions. ‘Will Putin be able to maintain the combat capability of the army? He will. And what else is needed? [Trouble]. Because of what? Because of a refrigerator? You need to know Russians. If they get the signal that the West wants to dismember Mother Russia, they will unite. They will close ranks tighter. This does not work with Russia. With Russia, you either fight seriously or not at all. Two options. Sanctions are kindergarten.’ - SK
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Arestovich undermines the morale of Ukrainians who believe in anti-Russian sanctions. ‘Will Putin be able to maintain the combat capability of the army? He will. And what else is needed? [Trouble]. Because of what? Because of a refrigerator? You need to know Russians. If they get the signal that the West wants to dismember Mother Russia, they will unite. They will close ranks tighter. This does not work with Russia. With Russia, you either fight seriously or not at all. Two options. Sanctions are kindergarten.’ - SK

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51,871 просмотров • 1 год назад