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Lavrov: I repeat: an immediate ceasefire, which has suddenly been discussed again, as opposed to the need to resolve the core of the problem, would mean only one thing: a huge part of Ukraine remains under Nazi control, and it will be the only place on earth where the... show more

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Warsaw's threats regarding the safety of Putin's plane indicate that Poland is prepared to commit terrorist attacks, Lavrov stated. Calls for a ceasefire with Ukraine now, without addressing the root cause of the conflict, contradict the agreements Putin and Trump reached in Anchorage. An immediate ceasefire in Ukraine would only mean that most of the country would remain under Nazi rule, Lavrov noted. 🟩 RT in Russian

Warsaw's threats regarding the safety of Putin's plane indicate that Poland is prepared to commit terrorist attacks, Lavrov stated. Calls for a ceasefire with Ukraine now, without addressing the root cause of the conflict, contradict the agreements Putin and Trump reached in Anchorage. An immediate ceasefire in Ukraine would only mean that most of the country would remain under Nazi rule, Lavrov noted. 🟩 RT in Russian

Victor vicktop55 commentary

33,873 views • 10 months ago

‘We need recognition of the agreements, but not from Ukraine’ – Putin. ‘We want to reach an agreement with Ukraine, but right now this is legally impossible. Whoever wants to on their side may conduct negotiations. What we need is for our agreements to be recognized by the main international players. That is all. This matters. It is one thing when decisions are recognized and the territories are under Russian sovereignty, and if the agreements are violated, it will be considered an attack on Russia with all the corresponding response measures, or it will be perceived as an attempt by Ukraine to reclaim its territories. Of course, we need recognition, but not from Ukraine.’

‘We need recognition of the agreements, but not from Ukraine’ – Putin. ‘We want to reach an agreement with Ukraine, but right now this is legally impossible. Whoever wants to on their side may conduct negotiations. What we need is for our agreements to be recognized by the main international players. That is all. This matters. It is one thing when decisions are recognized and the territories are under Russian sovereignty, and if the agreements are violated, it will be considered an attack on Russia with all the corresponding response measures, or it will be perceived as an attempt by Ukraine to reclaim its territories. Of course, we need recognition, but not from Ukraine.’

Zlatti71

20,973 views • 8 months ago

Lavrov: Russia’s position on Ukraine has not changed since the Alaska summit. (Which means Russia wants Ukrainian capitulation, is not ready for a ceasefire and peace) "Russia has not changed its position compared to the understandings reached during the extensive negotiations between Putin and Trump in Alaska. These understandings were based on the agreements achieved at that time, which Trump succinctly summarized when he said that what is needed is a long-term and sustainable peace, not an immediate ceasefire, which would lead nowhere. We remain fully committed to this formula, and I confirmed it yesterday in a conversation with Marco Rubio. Therefore, when statements now come from Washington saying that there must be an immediate halt, that nothing more should be discussed, and that history should judge afterward - simply stopping would mean ignoring the root causes of this conflict, which the American administration clearly understood and acknowledged when Donald Trump came to power."

Lavrov: Russia’s position on Ukraine has not changed since the Alaska summit. (Which means Russia wants Ukrainian capitulation, is not ready for a ceasefire and peace) "Russia has not changed its position compared to the understandings reached during the extensive negotiations between Putin and Trump in Alaska. These understandings were based on the agreements achieved at that time, which Trump succinctly summarized when he said that what is needed is a long-term and sustainable peace, not an immediate ceasefire, which would lead nowhere. We remain fully committed to this formula, and I confirmed it yesterday in a conversation with Marco Rubio. Therefore, when statements now come from Washington saying that there must be an immediate halt, that nothing more should be discussed, and that history should judge afterward - simply stopping would mean ignoring the root causes of this conflict, which the American administration clearly understood and acknowledged when Donald Trump came to power."

Anton Gerashchenko

146,092 views • 10 months ago

Lavrov is unhappy that President Trump, along with Ukraine and Europe, calls for an immediate ceasefire. Russia is the only party that doesn't want a ceasefire and an end to the war. It's becoming very obvious, hence Russia is using this rhetoric. Moscow was surprised by President Trump's change of position on ending the war in Ukraine, Lavrov said. According to him, the US president has returned to positions that seemed "to have been long since exhausted, and which only reflect the hectic desire of Europeans and the Zelenskyy regime to get a pause in order to rearm the Kyiv structure."

Lavrov is unhappy that President Trump, along with Ukraine and Europe, calls for an immediate ceasefire. Russia is the only party that doesn't want a ceasefire and an end to the war. It's becoming very obvious, hence Russia is using this rhetoric. Moscow was surprised by President Trump's change of position on ending the war in Ukraine, Lavrov said. According to him, the US president has returned to positions that seemed "to have been long since exhausted, and which only reflect the hectic desire of Europeans and the Zelenskyy regime to get a pause in order to rearm the Kyiv structure."

Anton Gerashchenko

211,925 views • 9 months ago

⚡ Trump: "I Expect a Ceasefire From Today's Meeting" On his way to Anchorage, where he is set to meet Putin, Trump said he expects a ceasefire — and quickly. "I want to see a ceasefire as soon as possible. I don’t know if it will happen today. I’ll be unhappy if it doesn’t," Trump told journalists aboard the plane flying to Alaska.

⚡ Trump: "I Expect a Ceasefire From Today's Meeting" On his way to Anchorage, where he is set to meet Putin, Trump said he expects a ceasefire — and quickly. "I want to see a ceasefire as soon as possible. I don’t know if it will happen today. I’ll be unhappy if it doesn’t," Trump told journalists aboard the plane flying to Alaska.

NEXTA

56,447 views • 1 year ago

"We need recognition of the agreements, but not from Ukraine," Putin said. "We want to reach an agreement with Ukraine, but right now it's legally impossible. Anyone who wants to negotiate on behalf of Ukraine can do so. We need our agreements to be recognized by the major international players. That's all." This matters. It's one thing for decisions to be recognized and for territories to be under Russian sovereignty; violating the agreements would be an attack on Russia with all the retaliatory measures that entails, or it would be perceived as Ukraine attempting to reclaim its territories. Of course, we need recognition, but not from Ukraine." Because such recognition won't happen, Russia will have to fight until there's no Ukraine, and no one will be left to try to reclaim the territories.

"We need recognition of the agreements, but not from Ukraine," Putin said. "We want to reach an agreement with Ukraine, but right now it's legally impossible. Anyone who wants to negotiate on behalf of Ukraine can do so. We need our agreements to be recognized by the major international players. That's all." This matters. It's one thing for decisions to be recognized and for territories to be under Russian sovereignty; violating the agreements would be an attack on Russia with all the retaliatory measures that entails, or it would be perceived as Ukraine attempting to reclaim its territories. Of course, we need recognition, but not from Ukraine." Because such recognition won't happen, Russia will have to fight until there's no Ukraine, and no one will be left to try to reclaim the territories.

Victor vicktop55 commentary

16,454 views • 8 months ago

Westminster is broken and many are right to be angry. I'm proud of The SNP for bringing demands for an immediate ceasefire to the Commons, forcing Labour to change their position, which I welcome. The suffering has to end. There must be an immediate ceasefire. Enough is enough.

Westminster is broken and many are right to be angry. I'm proud of The SNP for bringing demands for an immediate ceasefire to the Commons, forcing Labour to change their position, which I welcome. The suffering has to end. There must be an immediate ceasefire. Enough is enough.

Humza Yousaf

305,001 views • 2 years ago

‼️🇷🇺🇺🇦 The idea of "stopping immediately" in the context of the conflict in Ukraine means forgetting the root causes — Lavrov ▪️A ceasefire now would leave a huge part of Ukraine under Nazi control and would go against the Putin-Trump agreement in Alaska. ▪️An agreement was reached with Rubio to continue telephone contacts. ▪️Poland's threats against Putin's plane indicate a readiness to commit terrorist attacks. ▪️The special operation is achieving its goals and will undoubtedly be successful.

‼️🇷🇺🇺🇦 The idea of "stopping immediately" in the context of the conflict in Ukraine means forgetting the root causes — Lavrov ▪️A ceasefire now would leave a huge part of Ukraine under Nazi control and would go against the Putin-Trump agreement in Alaska. ▪️An agreement was reached with Rubio to continue telephone contacts. ▪️Poland's threats against Putin's plane indicate a readiness to commit terrorist attacks. ▪️The special operation is achieving its goals and will undoubtedly be successful.

Ignorance, the root and stem of all evil

23,553 views • 10 months ago

Finally, someone is calling out Trump for being a total putin puppet! “I think and I have always thought that the President of the United States is simply an asset of vladimir putin.” - Carlo Calenda, Italian Senator. “I want to tell the people who are listening to us and who are not here today, that Ukraine is Europe. It defends Europe. It defends the last remnants of freedom that there are, which is the European freedom, of Europeans and Ukrainians together. There is no individual freedom without a collective freedom. The battle for Ukraine is a battle for Europe, but it is also a battle for us, to feel that there is a commitment towards something greater than themselves. The guys who go to fight in Ukraine don't do it for themselves. They go there for the freedom of all. I think and I have always thought that the President of the United States is simply an asset of Vladimir Putin. I don't think this will change. I think this will remain. And it is the appointment with history that Europe has. Europe will be born at this moment if it has the strength to fight two enemies, one to the East and one to the West. They both have the same objective: to dismember the European Union, to subjugate it, to make us vassals. If Europe has the strength to constitute its own European NATO to keep putin away and not be harassed by Trump, which Trump has already started to do, well, Europe will be born as a great nation, a great nation that will include Ukraine. If we lose this appointment with history, we will lose everything.” #Italy

Finally, someone is calling out Trump for being a total putin puppet! “I think and I have always thought that the President of the United States is simply an asset of vladimir putin.” - Carlo Calenda, Italian Senator. “I want to tell the people who are listening to us and who are not here today, that Ukraine is Europe. It defends Europe. It defends the last remnants of freedom that there are, which is the European freedom, of Europeans and Ukrainians together. There is no individual freedom without a collective freedom. The battle for Ukraine is a battle for Europe, but it is also a battle for us, to feel that there is a commitment towards something greater than themselves. The guys who go to fight in Ukraine don't do it for themselves. They go there for the freedom of all. I think and I have always thought that the President of the United States is simply an asset of Vladimir Putin. I don't think this will change. I think this will remain. And it is the appointment with history that Europe has. Europe will be born at this moment if it has the strength to fight two enemies, one to the East and one to the West. They both have the same objective: to dismember the European Union, to subjugate it, to make us vassals. If Europe has the strength to constitute its own European NATO to keep putin away and not be harassed by Trump, which Trump has already started to do, well, Europe will be born as a great nation, a great nation that will include Ukraine. If we lose this appointment with history, we will lose everything.” #Italy

Yasmina

109,985 views • 8 months ago

Chancellor Merz: Our message to Russia is this: it is time to come to the negotiating table. It is time to agree to a ceasefire. It is time to end the unnecessary bloodshed in Ukraine. It will be up to Ukraine and its partners, not Moscow, to decide exactly how we shape our security guarantees. Ukraine is ready to end the war. It always has been. We, too, are open to peace negotiations between Ukraine and Russia, with the support of Europe and the United States. It is now entirely up to president Putin to seize this opportunity.

Chancellor Merz: Our message to Russia is this: it is time to come to the negotiating table. It is time to agree to a ceasefire. It is time to end the unnecessary bloodshed in Ukraine. It will be up to Ukraine and its partners, not Moscow, to decide exactly how we shape our security guarantees. Ukraine is ready to end the war. It always has been. We, too, are open to peace negotiations between Ukraine and Russia, with the support of Europe and the United States. It is now entirely up to president Putin to seize this opportunity.

Anton Gerashchenko

59,904 views • 1 month ago

Right now, we have all heard from Russia Putin’s highly predictable and manipulative words in response to the idea of a ceasefire on the front lines—at this moment he is, in fact, preparing to reject it. Of course, Putin is afraid to tell President Trump directly that he wants to continue this war and keep killing Ukrainians. That’s why, in Moscow, they are surrounding the ceasefire idea with such preconditions that it either fails or gets dragged out for as long as possible. Putin does this often—he doesn’t say ‘no’ outright, but he drags things out and makes reasonable solutions impossible. We see this as yet another round of Russian manipulation. There was a U.S. proposal for an unconditional ceasefire—in the air, at sea, and on the front lines. We in Ukraine accepted this proposal. We have heard from the American side that there is readiness to organize monitoring and verification. And this is absolutely feasible—with American and European capabilities. And during the ceasefire, to prepare answers to all questions about long-term security and a real, lasting peace, and to put a plan to end the war on the table. Ukraine is ready to work as quickly and constructively as possible. We have discussed this with U.S. representatives, and our European partners, as well as all our allies worldwide, are aware of it. We are not setting conditions that complicate the process—Russia is. As we have always said, the only one stalling, the only one being unconstructive, is Russia. They need this war. Putin has stolen years of peace and continues this war day after day. Now is the time to increase pressure on him. Sanctions must be applied—ones that will work. We will continue working with our American and European partners and with everyone in the world who wants peace—to force Russia to end this war.

Right now, we have all heard from Russia Putin’s highly predictable and manipulative words in response to the idea of a ceasefire on the front lines—at this moment he is, in fact, preparing to reject it. Of course, Putin is afraid to tell President Trump directly that he wants to continue this war and keep killing Ukrainians. That’s why, in Moscow, they are surrounding the ceasefire idea with such preconditions that it either fails or gets dragged out for as long as possible. Putin does this often—he doesn’t say ‘no’ outright, but he drags things out and makes reasonable solutions impossible. We see this as yet another round of Russian manipulation. There was a U.S. proposal for an unconditional ceasefire—in the air, at sea, and on the front lines. We in Ukraine accepted this proposal. We have heard from the American side that there is readiness to organize monitoring and verification. And this is absolutely feasible—with American and European capabilities. And during the ceasefire, to prepare answers to all questions about long-term security and a real, lasting peace, and to put a plan to end the war on the table. Ukraine is ready to work as quickly and constructively as possible. We have discussed this with U.S. representatives, and our European partners, as well as all our allies worldwide, are aware of it. We are not setting conditions that complicate the process—Russia is. As we have always said, the only one stalling, the only one being unconstructive, is Russia. They need this war. Putin has stolen years of peace and continues this war day after day. Now is the time to increase pressure on him. Sanctions must be applied—ones that will work. We will continue working with our American and European partners and with everyone in the world who wants peace—to force Russia to end this war.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

3,480,240 views • 1 year ago