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Moynihan: I think it's really important when we're having this conversation, to recognize there is no such thing as international law. When Russia invaded Ukraine, the international police did not show up… Tanden: Trump has a policy towards Russia to allow them to hold on to the donbas. That...

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Tanden: To say that we are sovereign in South America is just factually wrong. We are not sovereign in South America. Moynihan: Russia invaded Ukraine. Tanden: But we say that invading Ukraine is bad, not good.
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Tanden: To say that we are sovereign in South America is just factually wrong. We are not sovereign in South America. Moynihan: Russia invaded Ukraine. Tanden: But we say that invading Ukraine is bad, not good.

Acyn

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VOLKER: How long can Russia do this? It's not sustainable. You can't lose more people on battlefield than you can recruit. You can't spend more money than you have. Ukraine is trying to accelerate timeline, to get Russia to the point where they say, "Okay, we have to stop this." Russia is not there. Putin is not there. Putin really wants to continue the war. He really wants to subjugate Ukraine to Russia. He's going to keep fighting. This is why measures, steps, decisions such as letting Ukraine produce Patriot missiles, such as EU giving them 90 billion euro loan, those things are signals to Putin that future is going to be worse, not better, for Russia.
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VOLKER: How long can Russia do this? It's not sustainable. You can't lose more people on battlefield than you can recruit. You can't spend more money than you have. Ukraine is trying to accelerate timeline, to get Russia to the point where they say, "Okay, we have to stop this." Russia is not there. Putin is not there. Putin really wants to continue the war. He really wants to subjugate Ukraine to Russia. He's going to keep fighting. This is why measures, steps, decisions such as letting Ukraine produce Patriot missiles, such as EU giving them 90 billion euro loan, those things are signals to Putin that future is going to be worse, not better, for Russia.

Kate from Kharkiv

74,637 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

“For those who ask, why doesn't Ukraine just surrender land to Russia?” - Vasyl Myroshnychenko, Ambassador of Ukraine to Australia and New Zealand, “For those who ask, why doesn't Ukraine just surrender land to Russia? I say this: In 2014, Russia illegally seized Crimea, and that wasn't enough for them. Russia used fake separatists to seize eastern Donbas, and that wasn't enough for them. What makes you think that western Donbas will be enough, when we know he wants Kyiv as well, along with the entire Black Sea coastline? But there is more to this than clinical squares on a chessboard.”
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“For those who ask, why doesn't Ukraine just surrender land to Russia?” - Vasyl Myroshnychenko, Ambassador of Ukraine to Australia and New Zealand, “For those who ask, why doesn't Ukraine just surrender land to Russia? I say this: In 2014, Russia illegally seized Crimea, and that wasn't enough for them. Russia used fake separatists to seize eastern Donbas, and that wasn't enough for them. What makes you think that western Donbas will be enough, when we know he wants Kyiv as well, along with the entire Black Sea coastline? But there is more to this than clinical squares on a chessboard.”

Yasmina

41,504 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

HODGES: I'm having a hard time believing that Trump changed his mind about Russia and Ukraine. When he says Putin really wants peace, I doubt it, unless it's on Putin's terms. If Russia really wants peace, all Putin has to do is say, "Everybody, back on our side of the border." Trump administration's approach to negotiations has been doomed from the beginning because they always took Russian argument as having validity. That Ukraine should just give up 20% of its territory to appease Russia, when in fact, anybody who understands Russia knows that's not going to actually appease Russia.
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HODGES: I'm having a hard time believing that Trump changed his mind about Russia and Ukraine. When he says Putin really wants peace, I doubt it, unless it's on Putin's terms. If Russia really wants peace, all Putin has to do is say, "Everybody, back on our side of the border." Trump administration's approach to negotiations has been doomed from the beginning because they always took Russian argument as having validity. That Ukraine should just give up 20% of its territory to appease Russia, when in fact, anybody who understands Russia knows that's not going to actually appease Russia.

Kate from Kharkiv

37,069 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Q: Zelenskyy says it's not fair that Trump says Ukraine has to make concessions but not Russia. When Trump says that Ukraine has to make concessions, is he referring to giving up Donbas? Leavitt: Trump views this entire situation as unfair
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Q: Zelenskyy says it's not fair that Trump says Ukraine has to make concessions but not Russia. When Trump says that Ukraine has to make concessions, is he referring to giving up Donbas? Leavitt: Trump views this entire situation as unfair

Headquarters

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Trump just openly admitted that his policy is to let Russia mass murder Ukrainian civilians so as to pressure Ukraine into surrender. REPORTER: You said on social media that Russia is pounding Ukraine. Why not provide Ukraine with air defenses? TRUMP: Because I have to know that they want to settle. We want them to settle.
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Trump just openly admitted that his policy is to let Russia mass murder Ukrainian civilians so as to pressure Ukraine into surrender. REPORTER: You said on social media that Russia is pounding Ukraine. Why not provide Ukraine with air defenses? TRUMP: Because I have to know that they want to settle. We want them to settle.

Drew Pavlou 🇦🇺🇺🇸🇺🇦🇹🇼

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Crockett: Mr. President, guess what? Russia invaded Ukraine. Can we at least agree on that one? Facts matter. Is there anybody in here that has enough courage to say Russia invaded Ukraine? …. Crockett: This is the problem
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Crockett: Mr. President, guess what? Russia invaded Ukraine. Can we at least agree on that one? Facts matter. Is there anybody in here that has enough courage to say Russia invaded Ukraine? …. Crockett: This is the problem

Acyn

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Trump: I like China, I like Russia… I do not want them as a neighbor in Greenland. It will not happen. NATO has got to understand that.
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Trump: I like China, I like Russia… I do not want them as a neighbor in Greenland. It will not happen. NATO has got to understand that.

Acyn

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Rutte called Putin the governor of Texas and stated that he does not care about Russia's opinion on NATO troops in Ukraine. "Why should we care what Russia thinks about troops in Ukraine? That is not for Russia to decide. Honestly, I am amazed. I'm not criticizing you, but I often hear this question. Thank you for asking it, but I am really surprised. Russia has nothing to do with this at all. It's the same as if Finland had to get 'permission' from Russia to join NATO. Of course not. And Sweden too — no. When we created NATO in the past, we were sovereign countries. Ukraine is a sovereign country. If Ukraine wants to have forces to ensure security on its territory to support peace — that is its decision. No one else can decide on that. And I think we really need to stop making Putin too powerful. He is like the governor of Texas, no more. So we shouldn't take it too seriously." - SK
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Rutte called Putin the governor of Texas and stated that he does not care about Russia's opinion on NATO troops in Ukraine. "Why should we care what Russia thinks about troops in Ukraine? That is not for Russia to decide. Honestly, I am amazed. I'm not criticizing you, but I often hear this question. Thank you for asking it, but I am really surprised. Russia has nothing to do with this at all. It's the same as if Finland had to get 'permission' from Russia to join NATO. Of course not. And Sweden too — no. When we created NATO in the past, we were sovereign countries. Ukraine is a sovereign country. If Ukraine wants to have forces to ensure security on its territory to support peace — that is its decision. No one else can decide on that. And I think we really need to stop making Putin too powerful. He is like the governor of Texas, no more. So we shouldn't take it too seriously." - SK

Zlatti71

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VOLKER: I think Trump sees Russia in aggressive and weak position, and Ukraine in stronger position. They've gotten really stronger. They're taking the fight to Russia. Ukraine is doing very, very well, and Russia is not doing as well. This has colored Trump's view of Putin now.
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VOLKER: I think Trump sees Russia in aggressive and weak position, and Ukraine in stronger position. They've gotten really stronger. They're taking the fight to Russia. Ukraine is doing very, very well, and Russia is not doing as well. This has colored Trump's view of Putin now.

Kate from Kharkiv

63,339 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

💬 "Under international law, Ukraine is allowed to strike any legitimate military target on the territory of Russia because Ukraine and Russia are at war. We actually do not understand the attention to this fact because Russia is striking military, civilian, and other targets inside Ukraine, and Ukraine has every right under international law and the UN charter, 51st Article, to strike any legitimate target inside Russia", stated Heorhii Tykhyi.
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💬 "Under international law, Ukraine is allowed to strike any legitimate military target on the territory of Russia because Ukraine and Russia are at war. We actually do not understand the attention to this fact because Russia is striking military, civilian, and other targets inside Ukraine, and Ukraine has every right under international law and the UN charter, 51st Article, to strike any legitimate target inside Russia", stated Heorhii Tykhyi.

MFA of Ukraine 🇺🇦

109,333 görüntüleme • 11 ay önce

Austrian Army Colonel Markus Reisner advises Europeans not to speculate on how long Russia will hold out, but to think soberly about ‘how long will Ukraine hold out?’. ‘It is important to be clear: the question is not how long Russia will hold out, but how long Ukraine will hold out. That is the main thing. Will it be able to hold out long enough to resist Russia, to really push its efforts to the breaking point. But at the moment, that is not visible. It is impossible to measure.’ - SK
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Austrian Army Colonel Markus Reisner advises Europeans not to speculate on how long Russia will hold out, but to think soberly about ‘how long will Ukraine hold out?’. ‘It is important to be clear: the question is not how long Russia will hold out, but how long Ukraine will hold out. That is the main thing. Will it be able to hold out long enough to resist Russia, to really push its efforts to the breaking point. But at the moment, that is not visible. It is impossible to measure.’ - SK

Zlatti71

63,198 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Trump: It's secondary sanctions it's called. And I just did it with Venezuela… Baier: Why not do it with Russia? Trump: Well, I will.. If we're not going to make a deal. This is turkey time. This is now we are talking turkey Baier: It would change the dynamic— Trump: Okay, Biden is incompetent..
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Trump: It's secondary sanctions it's called. And I just did it with Venezuela… Baier: Why not do it with Russia? Trump: Well, I will.. If we're not going to make a deal. This is turkey time. This is now we are talking turkey Baier: It would change the dynamic— Trump: Okay, Biden is incompetent..

Acyn

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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio told Politico that despite the US not taking any existing sanctions off Russia, it's not the time for the US to impose new ones because if the US "come in and crush them with more sanctions, we probably lose our ability to talk to them about the ceasefire. And then who's talking to them? Because they don't talk to anybody else in Europe. They don't talk to anybody else in the world who is on our side of this thing and views it the way we do." Secretary Rubio added that President Trump "wants to give it every opportunity to have influence over the Russian Federation towards a ceasefire. And that's the option he's trying to preserve, because it's the option of peace." In fact, new US sanctions are a way of talking to Russia. Russia does not understand and care for dialogue and diplomacy. The only thing Russia understands is strength. When Russia commits horrible war crimes in Ukraine and is not punished for it, Russia considers its counterpart weak and doubles its efforts. This results not just in more deaths and destruction for Ukraine but in further collapse of the international order system and global order. I agree that the United States and the US President have the opportunities and resources to talk to Russia like no one else can. Sanctions against Russia and more weapons for Ukraine will be talking to Russia in a strong language Russia will understand.
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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio told Politico that despite the US not taking any existing sanctions off Russia, it's not the time for the US to impose new ones because if the US "come in and crush them with more sanctions, we probably lose our ability to talk to them about the ceasefire. And then who's talking to them? Because they don't talk to anybody else in Europe. They don't talk to anybody else in the world who is on our side of this thing and views it the way we do." Secretary Rubio added that President Trump "wants to give it every opportunity to have influence over the Russian Federation towards a ceasefire. And that's the option he's trying to preserve, because it's the option of peace." In fact, new US sanctions are a way of talking to Russia. Russia does not understand and care for dialogue and diplomacy. The only thing Russia understands is strength. When Russia commits horrible war crimes in Ukraine and is not punished for it, Russia considers its counterpart weak and doubles its efforts. This results not just in more deaths and destruction for Ukraine but in further collapse of the international order system and global order. I agree that the United States and the US President have the opportunities and resources to talk to Russia like no one else can. Sanctions against Russia and more weapons for Ukraine will be talking to Russia in a strong language Russia will understand.

Anton Gerashchenko

117,989 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

'The amount of pressure on Ukraine to make concessions is remarkable. No such pressure exists towards Russia', I told CNN International in reaction to the Trump-Zelenskyy meeting
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'The amount of pressure on Ukraine to make concessions is remarkable. No such pressure exists towards Russia', I told CNN International in reaction to the Trump-Zelenskyy meeting

Olga Tokariuk

24,330 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Mearsheimer: Drones make rapid advances difficult, but Russia is still making progress on the ground. The idea that Ukraine has turned the tide and will roll Russia back is not plausible. Russia controls roughly 20% of Ukraine and is not going to give it up. 1/
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Mearsheimer: Drones make rapid advances difficult, but Russia is still making progress on the ground. The idea that Ukraine has turned the tide and will roll Russia back is not plausible. Russia controls roughly 20% of Ukraine and is not going to give it up. 1/

Tymofiy Mylovanov

77,648 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

🚨Do You Think Russia Doesn't Know Any of this History? 🚨Former British Diplomat Alastair Crooke: What is the AIM of this war for America? 🚨It's the same aim that's been there for NEARLY 200 years: to BREAK UP Russia, to PARTITION it into its SEPARATE PARTS and to STEAL its RESOURCES. We've seen it happens three times now that this war has been waged on Russia. You have to think what Russians feel about this because even during the Second World War, when Russia was an ally fighting the Germans, at some point Britain was supposed to support Russia, provide assistance to Russia who was stuck in Leningrad at that time. And what happened? Well, Churchill whispered to Roosevelt and he said, look, you know, maybe the reserves should be delayed in going there because isn't it better that they just kill more of each other during this time? Isn't that better? Does it really think that this whole war started suddenly on the date that Russia invaded Ukraine after Kiev increased the attacks on Donbas by a factor of 17, the artillery shelling of the civilian areas of Donbas? It was obviously intended to provoke Russia into this attack in order to try and turn it into a NATO-wide conflict against Russia. But the Russians, I mean, you know, they know their history. I mean, unlike us, they do study history. They know their history.
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🚨Do You Think Russia Doesn't Know Any of this History? 🚨Former British Diplomat Alastair Crooke: What is the AIM of this war for America? 🚨It's the same aim that's been there for NEARLY 200 years: to BREAK UP Russia, to PARTITION it into its SEPARATE PARTS and to STEAL its RESOURCES. We've seen it happens three times now that this war has been waged on Russia. You have to think what Russians feel about this because even during the Second World War, when Russia was an ally fighting the Germans, at some point Britain was supposed to support Russia, provide assistance to Russia who was stuck in Leningrad at that time. And what happened? Well, Churchill whispered to Roosevelt and he said, look, you know, maybe the reserves should be delayed in going there because isn't it better that they just kill more of each other during this time? Isn't that better? Does it really think that this whole war started suddenly on the date that Russia invaded Ukraine after Kiev increased the attacks on Donbas by a factor of 17, the artillery shelling of the civilian areas of Donbas? It was obviously intended to provoke Russia into this attack in order to try and turn it into a NATO-wide conflict against Russia. But the Russians, I mean, you know, they know their history. I mean, unlike us, they do study history. They know their history.

Ignorance, the root and stem of all evil

15,338 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Reporter: On Cuba, the president threatened to tariff any country that would send oil to Cuba. Now, the US is letting Russia is send a tanker to Cuba. Is this a policy change? Leavitt: This is not a policy change. There has not a formal change in sanction policy.
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Reporter: On Cuba, the president threatened to tariff any country that would send oil to Cuba. Now, the US is letting Russia is send a tanker to Cuba. Is this a policy change? Leavitt: This is not a policy change. There has not a formal change in sanction policy.

Acyn

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