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‼️🚨 RUBIO ON SECURITY GUARANTEES FOR UKRAINE: Any security guarantees would come into effect after the conflict ends. They would involve the deployment of European troops on the ground, backed by the U.S. Europe does not have the capability to provide a credible security guarantee without a U.S. backstop...

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US Secretary of State Marko Rubio on security guarantees for Ukraine: There's a lot of talk about security guarantees, and it's something that there's general agreement about now with the case of Ukraine. But those security guarantees involve the deployment of a handful of European troops, primarily French and the UK, and then a US backstop. But in fact, the security guarantee is the US backstop. And I'm not diminishing the fact that some countries in Europe are willing to place troops in a post-war Ukraine. What I'm pointing out is that is irrelevant without the US backstop. And the reason why you need such a strong US backstop is because our allies and our partners have not invested enough in their own defense capabilities over the last 20 or 30 years. Now, hopefully that's going to change. Hopefully that is changing.
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US Secretary of State Marko Rubio on security guarantees for Ukraine: There's a lot of talk about security guarantees, and it's something that there's general agreement about now with the case of Ukraine. But those security guarantees involve the deployment of a handful of European troops, primarily French and the UK, and then a US backstop. But in fact, the security guarantee is the US backstop. And I'm not diminishing the fact that some countries in Europe are willing to place troops in a post-war Ukraine. What I'm pointing out is that is irrelevant without the US backstop. And the reason why you need such a strong US backstop is because our allies and our partners have not invested enough in their own defense capabilities over the last 20 or 30 years. Now, hopefully that's going to change. Hopefully that is changing.

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EUROPE CAN’T DEPLOY TROOPS TO UKRAINE🇺🇦 WITHOUT STRONG ENGAGEMENT BY US🇺🇸 ‘I do not see how Europeans can deploy their forces in Ukraine without a very clear and very strong engagement by the United States. They will need US security guarantees. They will need something similar to Article 5 of the Atlantic Treaty. And so far, President Trump was not very clear on what kind of security guarantees he can provide and what kind of engagement the United States is ready to grant to its European partners. So I remain sceptical about this idea. I know that many in Europe do not want to put their soldiers at risk. And I think that if we are talking about security guarantees in Europe, these security guarantees should be inclusive. They should include Ukraine, but they should also include Russia. Otherwise, if any side feels insecure, it will be tempted to revise the status quo. So I think that if the idea is to provide security guarantees to only one side of the conflict, it’s not likely to work.’ -Dr. Andrey Kortunov, Former Director General of the Russian International Affairs Council, on the latest episode of Going Underground FULL INTERVIEW BELOW IN THE REPLIES👇
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EUROPE CAN’T DEPLOY TROOPS TO UKRAINE🇺🇦 WITHOUT STRONG ENGAGEMENT BY US🇺🇸 ‘I do not see how Europeans can deploy their forces in Ukraine without a very clear and very strong engagement by the United States. They will need US security guarantees. They will need something similar to Article 5 of the Atlantic Treaty. And so far, President Trump was not very clear on what kind of security guarantees he can provide and what kind of engagement the United States is ready to grant to its European partners. So I remain sceptical about this idea. I know that many in Europe do not want to put their soldiers at risk. And I think that if we are talking about security guarantees in Europe, these security guarantees should be inclusive. They should include Ukraine, but they should also include Russia. Otherwise, if any side feels insecure, it will be tempted to revise the status quo. So I think that if the idea is to provide security guarantees to only one side of the conflict, it’s not likely to work.’ -Dr. Andrey Kortunov, Former Director General of the Russian International Affairs Council, on the latest episode of Going Underground FULL INTERVIEW BELOW IN THE REPLIES👇

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President Macron: When we speak about security guarantees, we speak about the whole security of the European continent and this is why we are all united here with Ukraine on this matter... And in order to have such a long-standing peace for Ukraine and for the whole continent, we do need the security guarantees. And the first one is clearly a credible Ukrainian army for the years and decades to come. And the second one is our own commitments, all of us. You can be sure that Europeans are very lucid about the fact that they have their fair share in the security guarantees for Ukraine, but their own security is clearly at stake in this situation.
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President Macron: When we speak about security guarantees, we speak about the whole security of the European continent and this is why we are all united here with Ukraine on this matter... And in order to have such a long-standing peace for Ukraine and for the whole continent, we do need the security guarantees. And the first one is clearly a credible Ukrainian army for the years and decades to come. And the second one is our own commitments, all of us. You can be sure that Europeans are very lucid about the fact that they have their fair share in the security guarantees for Ukraine, but their own security is clearly at stake in this situation.

Anton Gerashchenko

287,043 просмотров • 1 год назад

🚨MARK RUTTE: YOU DO NOT WANT ANOTHER BUDAPEST MEMORANDUM OR A MINSK AGREEMENT. EUROPEAN ALLIES WILL DEPLOY TROOPS TO UKRAINE AFTER A DEAL IS REACHED. TROOPS ON THE GROUND, JETS IN THE AIR, SHIPS IN THE BLACK SEA. THE U.S. WILL BE THE BACKSTOP. THE SECURITY GUARANTEES ARE SOLID “In addition to strong armed forces, Ukraine needs robust security guarantees. The United States, Europe, and Canada have affirmed their readiness to provide the assurance that Ukraine needs to be able to forge a peace with Russia. The members of the Coalition of the Willing made encouraging progress on these guarantees when they met last month in Paris. I was at that meeting, and so was President Zelensky. Some European allies have announced that they will deploy troops to Ukraine after a deal is reached. Troops on the ground, jets in the air, ships on the Black Sea. The United States will be the backstop. Others have vowed to support in other ways. The security guarantees are solid, and this is crucial because we know that getting to an agreement to end this terrible war will require difficult choices. Ukraine needs to know with absolute certainty that whatever sacrifices you have made, the lives you have lost, the devastation you have endured, will not be at risk of repetition. You need to know that this peace will be lasting, not because papers have been signed, but because there is hard power to back it up. You rightly do not want another Budapest Memorandum or a Minsk Agreement”, - NATO secretary general on Tue, Feb 3rd, 2026
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🚨MARK RUTTE: YOU DO NOT WANT ANOTHER BUDAPEST MEMORANDUM OR A MINSK AGREEMENT. EUROPEAN ALLIES WILL DEPLOY TROOPS TO UKRAINE AFTER A DEAL IS REACHED. TROOPS ON THE GROUND, JETS IN THE AIR, SHIPS IN THE BLACK SEA. THE U.S. WILL BE THE BACKSTOP. THE SECURITY GUARANTEES ARE SOLID “In addition to strong armed forces, Ukraine needs robust security guarantees. The United States, Europe, and Canada have affirmed their readiness to provide the assurance that Ukraine needs to be able to forge a peace with Russia. The members of the Coalition of the Willing made encouraging progress on these guarantees when they met last month in Paris. I was at that meeting, and so was President Zelensky. Some European allies have announced that they will deploy troops to Ukraine after a deal is reached. Troops on the ground, jets in the air, ships on the Black Sea. The United States will be the backstop. Others have vowed to support in other ways. The security guarantees are solid, and this is crucial because we know that getting to an agreement to end this terrible war will require difficult choices. Ukraine needs to know with absolute certainty that whatever sacrifices you have made, the lives you have lost, the devastation you have endured, will not be at risk of repetition. You need to know that this peace will be lasting, not because papers have been signed, but because there is hard power to back it up. You rightly do not want another Budapest Memorandum or a Minsk Agreement”, - NATO secretary general on Tue, Feb 3rd, 2026

Kateryna Lisunova

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U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio: After the end of the war, Ukraine has the right to conclude security agreements not only with the United States and European countries. "Any sovereign country in the world has a right to enter into security alliances with other countries. And it's not just NATO; we have such alliances with South Korea, Japan, and other countries have it with each other. Everyone would acknowledge - including, for the first time, the Russian side, under President Trump's sort of pressure or suggestion - that a Ukraine post-conflict has a right to enter into security agreements with other countries. And we will work with our European allies - and non-European countries - to build such a security guarantee. That'll be something that will have to be in place after a peace deal so that Ukraine can feel safe moving forward," he said. The U.S. Secretary of State emphasized that America is no longer providing Ukraine with weapons or money, but is only selling equipment, which is being paid for by European countries. "They are using NATO to buy the weapons and transfer them to Ukraine." Marco Rubio also added that "President Trump is the only leader in the world that can talk to both" President Zelenskyy and Putin and "bring them both to a meeting."
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U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio: After the end of the war, Ukraine has the right to conclude security agreements not only with the United States and European countries. "Any sovereign country in the world has a right to enter into security alliances with other countries. And it's not just NATO; we have such alliances with South Korea, Japan, and other countries have it with each other. Everyone would acknowledge - including, for the first time, the Russian side, under President Trump's sort of pressure or suggestion - that a Ukraine post-conflict has a right to enter into security agreements with other countries. And we will work with our European allies - and non-European countries - to build such a security guarantee. That'll be something that will have to be in place after a peace deal so that Ukraine can feel safe moving forward," he said. The U.S. Secretary of State emphasized that America is no longer providing Ukraine with weapons or money, but is only selling equipment, which is being paid for by European countries. "They are using NATO to buy the weapons and transfer them to Ukraine." Marco Rubio also added that "President Trump is the only leader in the world that can talk to both" President Zelenskyy and Putin and "bring them both to a meeting."

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Lavrov wants Russia to be one of the security guarantors for Ukraine. He thinks then the guarantees will be "truly reliable." Russia, which promised, and even more, officially committed in the Budapest Memorandum to respect Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity, and has now been waging war on its territory for over 11 years, is now offering itself as a security guarantor. "We support the idea that these guarantees must be truly reliable. Here we have a very good example, which came from the Ukrainian side itself - as was the case in Istanbul in April 2022. The Ukrainian side proposed, and our delegation at that time agreed, to work out security guarantees that would involve all permanent members of the UN Security Council - that is, Russia, the People’s Republic of China, the United States, France, and the United Kingdom. In addition, certain other countries were mentioned, including Germany, Turkey, and others that might be interested in joining this group of security guarantors. I am confident that in the West - first and foremost in the United States - they perfectly understand that discussing the issue of security without Russia in a serious manner is a utopia, a road to nowhere."
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Lavrov wants Russia to be one of the security guarantors for Ukraine. He thinks then the guarantees will be "truly reliable." Russia, which promised, and even more, officially committed in the Budapest Memorandum to respect Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity, and has now been waging war on its territory for over 11 years, is now offering itself as a security guarantor. "We support the idea that these guarantees must be truly reliable. Here we have a very good example, which came from the Ukrainian side itself - as was the case in Istanbul in April 2022. The Ukrainian side proposed, and our delegation at that time agreed, to work out security guarantees that would involve all permanent members of the UN Security Council - that is, Russia, the People’s Republic of China, the United States, France, and the United Kingdom. In addition, certain other countries were mentioned, including Germany, Turkey, and others that might be interested in joining this group of security guarantors. I am confident that in the West - first and foremost in the United States - they perfectly understand that discussing the issue of security without Russia in a serious manner is a utopia, a road to nowhere."

Anton Gerashchenko

690,816 просмотров • 1 год назад

Prime Minister of Italy Giorgia Meloni said that it is not possible to have just, lasting peace in Ukraine unless Kyiv gets guarantees that it will not be invaded again by Russia. She sees NATO as the best such guarantee. "Efforts are needed to lay the foundations for a just and lasting peace in Ukraine, which will only come about if Kyiv is given adequate security guarantees to make sure it does not happen again, and European nations that feel threatened can feel safe," she said. "I have always said, and believe, that these security guarantees must be implemented within the context of the Atlantic Alliance because I think that this is the best framework to guarantee a peace that is neither fragile nor temporary, so that there is no longer the risk that Europe could fall back into the drama of war. The other solutions, as I have already said, seem to me to be more complex and frankly less effective," Giorgia Meloni added.
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Prime Minister of Italy Giorgia Meloni said that it is not possible to have just, lasting peace in Ukraine unless Kyiv gets guarantees that it will not be invaded again by Russia. She sees NATO as the best such guarantee. "Efforts are needed to lay the foundations for a just and lasting peace in Ukraine, which will only come about if Kyiv is given adequate security guarantees to make sure it does not happen again, and European nations that feel threatened can feel safe," she said. "I have always said, and believe, that these security guarantees must be implemented within the context of the Atlantic Alliance because I think that this is the best framework to guarantee a peace that is neither fragile nor temporary, so that there is no longer the risk that Europe could fall back into the drama of war. The other solutions, as I have already said, seem to me to be more complex and frankly less effective," Giorgia Meloni added.

Anton Gerashchenko

1,102,039 просмотров • 1 год назад

🇺🇸🇺🇦 TRUMP ON UKRAINE: “THEY’VE ALREADY LOST THE TERRITORY - IT'S LOST” Trump addressed ongoing peace negotiations with Ukraine, responding to a question about what incentive Kyiv would have to give up territory without receiving a NATO security guarantee. He dismissed the premise, stating that Ukraine has already lost the territory in question and that the focus should be on preventing future escalation, not debating what’s already gone. He also said the U.S. is working with European partners on a security framework to ensure the conflict doesn’t reignite. "They've already lost the territory, to be honest. The territory is lost. But in terms of security guarantee, we're working with Europe on it. Europe would be a big part of it. And we're working on the security guarantee, so the war doesn't start up again." Source: Acyn, Donald J. Trump
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🇺🇸🇺🇦 TRUMP ON UKRAINE: “THEY’VE ALREADY LOST THE TERRITORY - IT'S LOST” Trump addressed ongoing peace negotiations with Ukraine, responding to a question about what incentive Kyiv would have to give up territory without receiving a NATO security guarantee. He dismissed the premise, stating that Ukraine has already lost the territory in question and that the focus should be on preventing future escalation, not debating what’s already gone. He also said the U.S. is working with European partners on a security framework to ensure the conflict doesn’t reignite. "They've already lost the territory, to be honest. The territory is lost. But in terms of security guarantee, we're working with Europe on it. Europe would be a big part of it. And we're working on the security guarantee, so the war doesn't start up again." Source: Acyn, Donald J. Trump

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BANNON: The war we have to win is right here in this country. I want to give a security guarantee to the citizens of the United States! Not to some foreign interest. Secure our citizens, defend our border, and protect our future. That’s the only security guarantee that matters.
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BANNON: The war we have to win is right here in this country. I want to give a security guarantee to the citizens of the United States! Not to some foreign interest. Secure our citizens, defend our border, and protect our future. That’s the only security guarantee that matters.

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President of Czechia Petr Pavel: There won't be a solution for the war in Ukraine without the United States. And that's painful for Europe that the United States does play the key role. But that doesn't mean that Europe and European countries have to be aside from these efforts. This is about European security and future. And Europe has to take on more responsibility for European security, including with solving the situation in Ukraine.
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President of Czechia Petr Pavel: There won't be a solution for the war in Ukraine without the United States. And that's painful for Europe that the United States does play the key role. But that doesn't mean that Europe and European countries have to be aside from these efforts. This is about European security and future. And Europe has to take on more responsibility for European security, including with solving the situation in Ukraine.

Anton Gerashchenko

149,923 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

Welker: Foreign minister Lavrov discussed Russia being part of security guarantees, and Ukraine says that's a nonstarter? Is that a nonstarter for the United States as well? How can Russia secure Ukraine? Vance: There's a little talking past each other here. We are not talking about security guarantees until after the war has come to a close, and of course the Russians will be part of the conversation of bringing the war to a close, and they are going to have some stake and talk about this, and it doesn't mean they will have troops in Ukrainian territory, but how do you provide security guarantees without talking to the Russians about what would be necessary to bring the war to a close.
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Welker: Foreign minister Lavrov discussed Russia being part of security guarantees, and Ukraine says that's a nonstarter? Is that a nonstarter for the United States as well? How can Russia secure Ukraine? Vance: There's a little talking past each other here. We are not talking about security guarantees until after the war has come to a close, and of course the Russians will be part of the conversation of bringing the war to a close, and they are going to have some stake and talk about this, and it doesn't mean they will have troops in Ukrainian territory, but how do you provide security guarantees without talking to the Russians about what would be necessary to bring the war to a close.

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REPORTER: An Article 5-like deal seems to be emerging without NATO membership for Ukraine. If such a security guarantee is offered, what incentive is there for Ukraine to give up any sort of territory? US PRESIDENT TRUMP: Well, they've already lost the territory, you know, to be honest. The territory is lost. But in terms of security guarantee, we're working on it, we're working with Europe on it. Europe would be a big part of that. And we're working on the security guarantee, so the war doesn't start up again. We don't want to have a war start up again.
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REPORTER: An Article 5-like deal seems to be emerging without NATO membership for Ukraine. If such a security guarantee is offered, what incentive is there for Ukraine to give up any sort of territory? US PRESIDENT TRUMP: Well, they've already lost the territory, you know, to be honest. The territory is lost. But in terms of security guarantee, we're working on it, we're working with Europe on it. Europe would be a big part of that. And we're working on the security guarantee, so the war doesn't start up again. We don't want to have a war start up again.

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‼️ NEW: Zelenskyy is seeking 50 years of security guarantees from the U.S. As of now, the sides have agreed on a 15-year plan. "So, we discussed with the teams, and yesterday we confirmed with the President of the United States that we'll have strong security guarantees from the United States. Indeed, right now this isn't permanent. In the documents, it's for 15 years with the possibility of extending these security guarantees. I raised this issue with the president. I told him that we already have a war going on, and it's been going for almost fifteen years. And therefore, I would very much like the guarantees to be longer. And I told him that we would really like to consider 30, 40, or 50 years. And this would then be President Trump's historic decision. The president said he would think about it," — Zelenskyy said to journalists on Monday, Dec. 29, 2025.

Kateryna Lisunova

11,649 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

BREAM: What does a security guarantee mean in practicality? WITKOFF: It means the US is potentially prepared to be able to give Article 5 security guarantees, but not from NATO BREAM: Does it mean boots on the ground? WITKOFF: I think part of the discussion we're gonna have Monday is exactly the specifics of what the Ukrainians feel they need
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BREAM: What does a security guarantee mean in practicality? WITKOFF: It means the US is potentially prepared to be able to give Article 5 security guarantees, but not from NATO BREAM: Does it mean boots on the ground? WITKOFF: I think part of the discussion we're gonna have Monday is exactly the specifics of what the Ukrainians feel they need

Aaron Rupar

196,858 просмотров • 1 год назад

[Q]: You ruled out boots on the ground in Ukraine, but how would air support as part of a security guarantee be any different? Wouldn't those US airmen also be in danger? President Trump: Well, you don't know what security guarantee because we haven't even discussed the specifics of it. Number one, Europe is going to give them significant security guarantees, and they should because they're right there. But we'll be involved from the standpoint of backup. We're going to help them. And I think if we get a deal, and I think we will, but if we get a deal, I don't believe you're going to have much of a problem. But we'll back it up because I want to stop seeing people being killed.
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[Q]: You ruled out boots on the ground in Ukraine, but how would air support as part of a security guarantee be any different? Wouldn't those US airmen also be in danger? President Trump: Well, you don't know what security guarantee because we haven't even discussed the specifics of it. Number one, Europe is going to give them significant security guarantees, and they should because they're right there. But we'll be involved from the standpoint of backup. We're going to help them. And I think if we get a deal, and I think we will, but if we get a deal, I don't believe you're going to have much of a problem. But we'll back it up because I want to stop seeing people being killed.

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68,021 просмотров • 11 месяцев назад

❗️Russia has agreed to accept security guarantees for Ukraine from the US - Kyrylo Budanov. He said: At the previous negotiations, the Russian side has said directly that they will accept the security guarantees that are offered to Ukraine by the United States of America. And that's that. They say directly that yes, we will have to, we are ready to accept what is offered by the United States. For Ukraine. These are our guarantees. And they will have to respect them. And that the idea comes from the United States - they might not like them, but they cannot not respect them. And they said it directly. So I also see certain progress in the issue of security guarantees.
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❗️Russia has agreed to accept security guarantees for Ukraine from the US - Kyrylo Budanov. He said: At the previous negotiations, the Russian side has said directly that they will accept the security guarantees that are offered to Ukraine by the United States of America. And that's that. They say directly that yes, we will have to, we are ready to accept what is offered by the United States. For Ukraine. These are our guarantees. And they will have to respect them. And that the idea comes from the United States - they might not like them, but they cannot not respect them. And they said it directly. So I also see certain progress in the issue of security guarantees.

Anton Gerashchenko

163,893 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

❗️Zelenskyy: Ukraine needs certainty — when we will be in the EU and what exact security guarantees we will receive "We are grateful to the United States for being ready to act as guarantors of this security, but we want these guarantees, we want to understand them clearly. We are grateful to Europe for seeing Ukraine in the European Union — and for us, this is part of the security guarantees. So the question is — when? Will we be in the European Union in this century or the next one? In other words, certainty for the Ukrainian people — that’s what is needed."
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❗️Zelenskyy: Ukraine needs certainty — when we will be in the EU and what exact security guarantees we will receive "We are grateful to the United States for being ready to act as guarantors of this security, but we want these guarantees, we want to understand them clearly. We are grateful to Europe for seeing Ukraine in the European Union — and for us, this is part of the security guarantees. So the question is — when? Will we be in the European Union in this century or the next one? In other words, certainty for the Ukrainian people — that’s what is needed."

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37,498 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

Lavrov on the security guarantees agreed by Ukraine and the US. (In short, that's more bullsh*t about how Europe threatens Russian security) "[If the purpose is] to continue turning this [Kyiv] regime into a springboard for creating threats against Russia, I think you yourself can surely realize that such security guarantees can hardly ensure a reliable peace. The security guarantees were agreed upon in April 2022 in Istanbul. Moreover, the main draft of these guarantees was proposed by the Ukrainian side itself. We supported this draft. And then, as you know, Boris Johnson, the then Prime Minister of Britain, forbade them from signing the relevant agreement, which had already been initialed. And those guarantees ensured the collective nature of security, the indivisible nature of security, including the security of the Russian Federation and the entire region where Ukraine is located. So we will look at real proposals and will not be guided by the very public games that excite you so much."
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Lavrov on the security guarantees agreed by Ukraine and the US. (In short, that's more bullsh*t about how Europe threatens Russian security) "[If the purpose is] to continue turning this [Kyiv] regime into a springboard for creating threats against Russia, I think you yourself can surely realize that such security guarantees can hardly ensure a reliable peace. The security guarantees were agreed upon in April 2022 in Istanbul. Moreover, the main draft of these guarantees was proposed by the Ukrainian side itself. We supported this draft. And then, as you know, Boris Johnson, the then Prime Minister of Britain, forbade them from signing the relevant agreement, which had already been initialed. And those guarantees ensured the collective nature of security, the indivisible nature of security, including the security of the Russian Federation and the entire region where Ukraine is located. So we will look at real proposals and will not be guided by the very public games that excite you so much."

Anton Gerashchenko

59,449 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

🇺🇦🇺🇸 ZELENSKY: “U.S. READY TO BE PART OF SECURITY GUARANTEES FOR UKRAINE” “We have reached, together with all our partners, an important understanding with the U.S. The U.S. is ready to be part of the security guarantees for Ukraine. This is the first time we have achieved such readiness. These must be guarantees ‘Article 5 Like,’ that is, like NATO’s fifth article on defense. And these are real, effective security guarantees.” Source: Clash report
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🇺🇦🇺🇸 ZELENSKY: “U.S. READY TO BE PART OF SECURITY GUARANTEES FOR UKRAINE” “We have reached, together with all our partners, an important understanding with the U.S. The U.S. is ready to be part of the security guarantees for Ukraine. This is the first time we have achieved such readiness. These must be guarantees ‘Article 5 Like,’ that is, like NATO’s fifth article on defense. And these are real, effective security guarantees.” Source: Clash report

Mario Nawfal

106,062 просмотров • 1 год назад