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This is all you need to know about “russian opposition.” Speaking in an interview at the POLITICO Gala in Brussels, Russian political figure Yulia Navalnaya chose not to address the suffering of Ukrainians caused by her country’s invasion, instead focusing her remarks on expressing sympathy for Russia. Source: United 24

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‼️KUSHNER: When we did the trilateral negotiations, actually Steve and I enjoyed it much more, because everyone was speaking, you know in RUSSIAN to each other and really discussing these issues. In a very actually friendly manner, all in RUSSIAN. ————————————————— This is why you need a real diplomat to manage negotiations. One of the most insensitive and offensive things you can say in a room full of Ukrainians is that “everyone was lovely speaking russian.” Making Ukrainians speak russian is humiliating and feeds russian propaganda that Ukrainians and russians are “one nation with one language.” The very fact that so many Ukrainians know russian is the result of centuries of occupation, russification, and bans on the Ukrainian language imposed by Moscow. Today, Ukrainian POWs are forced to speak russian as part of their abuse in captivity. Their families are forbidden from writing letters to them in Ukrainian. For Ukrainians in captivity, their language is one of the last forms of freedom and identity they still have, and they will be brutally beaten for speaking it or even singing a Ukrainian song. The same goes for the occupied territories, especially Donbas, which russia wants to seize in its entirety so badly. ————————————————— “One thing Steve and I, really thought would be productive is to go back to the trilateral format, which we were able to do about six months ago. And we've spoken with both parties, and so hopefully we'll have progress on that very soon. I think that's important to talk about the big issues obviously, but also some of the some of the de-escalatory issues, that could be done as well. When we did the trilateral, actually Steve and I enjoyed it much more, because we had everyone talking with each other. And instead of us having to argue the Russian position to the Ukrainians and the Ukrainians' position to the Russians, everyone was speaking, you know in Russian to each other and really discussing these issues. In a very actually friendly manner, all in Russian. And I think that was productive. So we're hoping to get back there” - Jared Kushner, U.S. special envoy.

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