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MASTERCLASS: Nick Fuentes breaks down the Russia-Ukraine War and views it as a fight for the balance of power between Washington and a resurgent Moscow. Putin's "root causes" talk is rhetorical — the real root is great-power tension. Powerful countries want influence. "It's testing NATO's willingness and ability to... show more

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Putin after returning from Moscow recounts how he explained to Trump the “root causes” of the war in Ukraine and says that removing those “root causes” must be the basis for settling the war. The root cause for the Kremlin, of course, is the very existence of a Ukraine independent of Russia and able to defend itself. It’s not about land grabs, Putin still wants all of Ukraine, and more. Full stop.

Putin after returning from Moscow recounts how he explained to Trump the “root causes” of the war in Ukraine and says that removing those “root causes” must be the basis for settling the war. The root cause for the Kremlin, of course, is the very existence of a Ukraine independent of Russia and able to defend itself. It’s not about land grabs, Putin still wants all of Ukraine, and more. Full stop.

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