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🤡 This war, Volodya, will last for maybe three or four days at most! Exactly four months ago, Lukashenko — sitting on a bench with Putin — advised Ukraine to run and surrender immediately. Otherwise, he said, “in a month, a month and a half, two months, there won’t... show more

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Exactly one year ago, Lukashenko sat on a bench with Putin and predicted Ukraine's capitulation "Ukraine should be running to him today, saying: 'Vladimir Vladimirovich, let's sit down at the negotiating table, let's reach an agreement,'" Lukashenko said in early August 2025. "Otherwise, in one, one and a half, or two months, there won't even be any defensive fortifications left. The Russians will slowly bite off all of it, seize it, and keep moving forward." "They'll take it back. They'll reclaim it," Putin added. So... how did that work out?

Exactly one year ago, Lukashenko sat on a bench with Putin and predicted Ukraine's capitulation "Ukraine should be running to him today, saying: 'Vladimir Vladimirovich, let's sit down at the negotiating table, let's reach an agreement,'" Lukashenko said in early August 2025. "Otherwise, in one, one and a half, or two months, there won't even be any defensive fortifications left. The Russians will slowly bite off all of it, seize it, and keep moving forward." "They'll take it back. They'll reclaim it," Putin added. So... how did that work out?

NEXTA

40,351 次观看 • 10 天前

LOL: Trump wasn’t having it when a European leader suggested waiting “a month or two” for the next Ukraine peace talks. He fired back instantly: “I said a month or two??!” “You’re going to have another 40,000 people dead in a month or two.” This was classic Trump: “You have to do it tonight!” “And I did actually, I called President Putin and we’re trying to work out a meeting with President Zelenskyy.”

LOL: Trump wasn’t having it when a European leader suggested waiting “a month or two” for the next Ukraine peace talks. He fired back instantly: “I said a month or two??!” “You’re going to have another 40,000 people dead in a month or two.” This was classic Trump: “You have to do it tonight!” “And I did actually, I called President Putin and we’re trying to work out a meeting with President Zelenskyy.”

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

89,134 次观看 • 1 年前

A mysterious visit by Lukashenko to Putin took place on the last day of Zelensky’s ultimatum The meeting in Valdai began three hours ago and is still ongoing. There is little pleasant for Lukashenko in it: the dictator flew in to Putin “on the carpet” to clarify his mysterious manoeuvres. The meeting is being held without cameras, and there will be no final statements. Everything is taking place in an atmosphere of maximum secrecy. And here, the “unbendable” was bent — both by Zelensky and Putin. The President of Ukraine issued an ultimatum to the Belarusian dictator regarding Russian signal repeaters (and not only), and later stated that Lukashenko had switched them all off. For Putin, to whom Lukashenko has completely sold himself, such activity cannot be pleasing. He understands that the Minsk vassal feels his weakness and is therefore trying to distance himself. So in the best case for Lukashenko, he is currently being severely reprimanded, and in the worst case — even beaten. Putin will try by all means to drag Lukashenko into the war or, at the very least, use him to stage provocations against Ukraine and NATO countries. Lukashenko, looking at burning Moscow and blazing refineries across Russia, does not feel much enthusiasm for this “action”. This means he is afraid — and not without reason. The “Madyar plan” to strike 500 regime targets is holding back his aggressiveness.

A mysterious visit by Lukashenko to Putin took place on the last day of Zelensky’s ultimatum The meeting in Valdai began three hours ago and is still ongoing. There is little pleasant for Lukashenko in it: the dictator flew in to Putin “on the carpet” to clarify his mysterious manoeuvres. The meeting is being held without cameras, and there will be no final statements. Everything is taking place in an atmosphere of maximum secrecy. And here, the “unbendable” was bent — both by Zelensky and Putin. The President of Ukraine issued an ultimatum to the Belarusian dictator regarding Russian signal repeaters (and not only), and later stated that Lukashenko had switched them all off. For Putin, to whom Lukashenko has completely sold himself, such activity cannot be pleasing. He understands that the Minsk vassal feels his weakness and is therefore trying to distance himself. So in the best case for Lukashenko, he is currently being severely reprimanded, and in the worst case — even beaten. Putin will try by all means to drag Lukashenko into the war or, at the very least, use him to stage provocations against Ukraine and NATO countries. Lukashenko, looking at burning Moscow and blazing refineries across Russia, does not feel much enthusiasm for this “action”. This means he is afraid — and not without reason. The “Madyar plan” to strike 500 regime targets is holding back his aggressiveness.

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397,936 次观看 • 1 个月前

U.S COMMERCE SECRETARY LUTNICK: "In a month or two months India is going to be at the table and they are going to say they're sorry and will try to make a deal with Donald Trump and it is going to be on Donald Trump's desk on how to deal with Modi..." Let's see...

U.S COMMERCE SECRETARY LUTNICK: "In a month or two months India is going to be at the table and they are going to say they're sorry and will try to make a deal with Donald Trump and it is going to be on Donald Trump's desk on how to deal with Modi..." Let's see...

Rahul Shivshankar

41,054 次观看 • 11 个月前

Merz: There are reports that former senior German and Russian officials held a secret meeting in Baku this month. I know nothing about it. What I do know: we've spent months trying to bring Putin to the table with Ukraine, and he refuses. It's up to him to end this war. 1/

Merz: There are reports that former senior German and Russian officials held a secret meeting in Baku this month. I know nothing about it. What I do know: we've spent months trying to bring Putin to the table with Ukraine, and he refuses. It's up to him to end this war. 1/

Tymofiy Mylovanov

147,565 次观看 • 26 天前

KASPAROV: Everything went contrary to Putin's expectations. Kyiv was not captured in 3 days, nor even in 3 years. Moreover, Ukraine demonstrated ability to act as a free state, to very dynamically develop its defense industry. Many pro-war Russian bloggers now admit that Ukraine is more dynamic in innovation because its society is dynamic. Russian system is very clumsy, sluggish, and corrupt. You have to wait a long time for anyone to approve anything. Ukraine, in this drone war, reacts to everything very quickly. That's advantage of the free world, a very important aspect. Ukraine held out and has now taken initiative because different mechanisms work there: the market, democracy, freedom. While in Russia, everything is still subordinated to bureaucracy. Everything is centralized, and they simply cannot keep up. Ukraine is inflicting serious losses. Yes, there are pockets of dissatisfaction in Russia, but that doesn't mean Putin will end the war. It seems to me there was a period about two months ago, in May and June, when there was hesitation in the Kremlin, but that's over. Now it's become clear. You can see it in Putin's response to Tokayev and shift in propaganda that things have hardened. But I don't think Putin has infinite resources. Looking at the dynamics, the economy, and finances, I believe it will be at most a year. I think Putin is also aware of this, but it means that an unprecedented attempt at escalation will now be made. First of all, Putin is counting on the political map of Europe changing in 2027. Elections all over Europe, especially in France. If we imagine that France will have a president friendly to Putin, which is not at all unlikely, it will sharply change the balance. In Germany, there will be elections in many federal states, and pro-Putin Alternative for Germany party is growing in strength there. That's why it seems to me that Putin may now decide on an escalation involving crossing a NATO border. Not to occupy Latvia or Estonia, that's impossible, but to show that NATO doesn't work. As long as Trump is in America, it's hard to imagine that America will fight. That means that even short cross-border clashes will give Putin the opportunity to declare that NATO no longer exists. Putin cannot win the war in Ukraine. I think even he understands that. But he needs some kind of political victory. Unfortunately, I believe the risk of such an attack involving drones, missiles, or small groups is growing. That incident with the missile in Poland was a test. Drones fly in regularly, missiles and ships have crossed maritime border. In my opinion, crossing NATO land border is essentially a matter of time. Putin will certainly decide to do it.

KASPAROV: Everything went contrary to Putin's expectations. Kyiv was not captured in 3 days, nor even in 3 years. Moreover, Ukraine demonstrated ability to act as a free state, to very dynamically develop its defense industry. Many pro-war Russian bloggers now admit that Ukraine is more dynamic in innovation because its society is dynamic. Russian system is very clumsy, sluggish, and corrupt. You have to wait a long time for anyone to approve anything. Ukraine, in this drone war, reacts to everything very quickly. That's advantage of the free world, a very important aspect. Ukraine held out and has now taken initiative because different mechanisms work there: the market, democracy, freedom. While in Russia, everything is still subordinated to bureaucracy. Everything is centralized, and they simply cannot keep up. Ukraine is inflicting serious losses. Yes, there are pockets of dissatisfaction in Russia, but that doesn't mean Putin will end the war. It seems to me there was a period about two months ago, in May and June, when there was hesitation in the Kremlin, but that's over. Now it's become clear. You can see it in Putin's response to Tokayev and shift in propaganda that things have hardened. But I don't think Putin has infinite resources. Looking at the dynamics, the economy, and finances, I believe it will be at most a year. I think Putin is also aware of this, but it means that an unprecedented attempt at escalation will now be made. First of all, Putin is counting on the political map of Europe changing in 2027. Elections all over Europe, especially in France. If we imagine that France will have a president friendly to Putin, which is not at all unlikely, it will sharply change the balance. In Germany, there will be elections in many federal states, and pro-Putin Alternative for Germany party is growing in strength there. That's why it seems to me that Putin may now decide on an escalation involving crossing a NATO border. Not to occupy Latvia or Estonia, that's impossible, but to show that NATO doesn't work. As long as Trump is in America, it's hard to imagine that America will fight. That means that even short cross-border clashes will give Putin the opportunity to declare that NATO no longer exists. Putin cannot win the war in Ukraine. I think even he understands that. But he needs some kind of political victory. Unfortunately, I believe the risk of such an attack involving drones, missiles, or small groups is growing. That incident with the missile in Poland was a test. Drones fly in regularly, missiles and ships have crossed maritime border. In my opinion, crossing NATO land border is essentially a matter of time. Putin will certainly decide to do it.

Kate from Kharkiv

39,265 次观看 • 12 天前

Everything will be decided on the battlefield: "Ukraine will not accept Trump's plan by Thursday," said German Chancellor Merz. We are waiting for Trump's reaction to this feint from Europe. As for the war, most likely it will continue and be even harsher on our side — there will be much more determination to inflict damage on the enemy.

Everything will be decided on the battlefield: "Ukraine will not accept Trump's plan by Thursday," said German Chancellor Merz. We are waiting for Trump's reaction to this feint from Europe. As for the war, most likely it will continue and be even harsher on our side — there will be much more determination to inflict damage on the enemy.

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131,486 次观看 • 8 个月前

Pence: "Putin can end the violence immediately, and that's with a ceasefire...There was an agreement by President Zelensky to a ceasefire back in February — Putin refused it...and continued his brutal assault on civilian populations in Ukraine."

Pence: "Putin can end the violence immediately, and that's with a ceasefire...There was an agreement by President Zelensky to a ceasefire back in February — Putin refused it...and continued his brutal assault on civilian populations in Ukraine."

The Bulwark

32,111 次观看 • 1 年前

President Trump told the New York Times he expects the war with Iran to last four weeks. The last time our government said a war would last "weeks, not months" it was run by George Bush and Dick Cheney.

President Trump told the New York Times he expects the war with Iran to last four weeks. The last time our government said a war would last "weeks, not months" it was run by George Bush and Dick Cheney.

The American Conservative

16,876 次观看 • 5 个月前

"Putin is a weak man." Former U.S. Ambassador to Russia, Michael McFaul Michael McFaul, outlined three reasons why he believes Putin is weak: ▪️ "A strong and smart leader has the ability to receive information and make decisions based on it. Putin doesn't. Everyone around him tells him what he wants to hear. When I was ambassador, it was obvious he was receiving information only from the FSB, the KGB, and the SVR." ▪️ "Putin is afraid of everything and everyone, including independent media. A strong person wouldn't have arrested Navalny, let alone killed him. That's not a strong leader - that's a weak leader." ▪️ "He is a very ideological leader. He has personal interests. He is waging this terrible war [against Ukraine], which has already been going on for four and a half years. Only an irrational person makes such insane decisions. Putin's belief that he's a hero with a place in history shows he lacks rationality."

"Putin is a weak man." Former U.S. Ambassador to Russia, Michael McFaul Michael McFaul, outlined three reasons why he believes Putin is weak: ▪️ "A strong and smart leader has the ability to receive information and make decisions based on it. Putin doesn't. Everyone around him tells him what he wants to hear. When I was ambassador, it was obvious he was receiving information only from the FSB, the KGB, and the SVR." ▪️ "Putin is afraid of everything and everyone, including independent media. A strong person wouldn't have arrested Navalny, let alone killed him. That's not a strong leader - that's a weak leader." ▪️ "He is a very ideological leader. He has personal interests. He is waging this terrible war [against Ukraine], which has already been going on for four and a half years. Only an irrational person makes such insane decisions. Putin's belief that he's a hero with a place in history shows he lacks rationality."

Anton Gerashchenko

64,296 次观看 • 13 天前

❗️Zelenskyy: "A great mistake is to allow an aggressor to take anything. I do not want to be the president who repeats the same mistakes." "This was a great mistake right at the beginning, from 2014. I can even say it was earlier — when they attacked and occupied part of Georgia, and even earlier — the occupation of Chechnya, the complete destruction, the killing of a million people — killed and wounded." Zelenskyy adds that Putin must be stopped by force, or he will return with an even bigger war. "You cannot stop Putin with kisses or anything like that, with flowers. [...] My advice to everyone is not to do this with Putin, otherwise it will be the first step. Then in five years he will upgrade his army, increase the number of soldiers, his army will be well-trained."

❗️Zelenskyy: "A great mistake is to allow an aggressor to take anything. I do not want to be the president who repeats the same mistakes." "This was a great mistake right at the beginning, from 2014. I can even say it was earlier — when they attacked and occupied part of Georgia, and even earlier — the occupation of Chechnya, the complete destruction, the killing of a million people — killed and wounded." Zelenskyy adds that Putin must be stopped by force, or he will return with an even bigger war. "You cannot stop Putin with kisses or anything like that, with flowers. [...] My advice to everyone is not to do this with Putin, otherwise it will be the first step. Then in five years he will upgrade his army, increase the number of soldiers, his army will be well-trained."

🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦

33,311 次观看 • 6 个月前

“The real danger is that a bad peace deal could be forced on Ukraine.” Timothy Ash (Timothy Ash), Chatham House expert: For Ukrainians, the 28-point plan was a complete disaster. There was no way they could accept it. The Russians believe the Americans might cut off weapons supplies to Ukraine — and that this would give Moscow even more momentum. Putin does not want peace; he wants to keep the war going. 🔗

“The real danger is that a bad peace deal could be forced on Ukraine.” Timothy Ash (Timothy Ash), Chatham House expert: For Ukrainians, the 28-point plan was a complete disaster. There was no way they could accept it. The Russians believe the Americans might cut off weapons supplies to Ukraine — and that this would give Moscow even more momentum. Putin does not want peace; he wants to keep the war going. 🔗

Clash Report

30,015 次观看 • 8 个月前

"I told him that we're going to set up a meeting with President Zelensky, and you and he will meet, and then after that meeting, if everything works out OK, I'll meet and we'll wrap it up," says President Donald J. Trump on yesterday's call to Putin. "It takes, in this case, two to tango."

"I told him that we're going to set up a meeting with President Zelensky, and you and he will meet, and then after that meeting, if everything works out OK, I'll meet and we'll wrap it up," says President Donald J. Trump on yesterday's call to Putin. "It takes, in this case, two to tango."

Rapid Response 47

283,469 次观看 • 1 年前

#Belarus On the war with #Ukraine, Lukashenka said: "The war will last three or four days at most." Regarding Western military involvement, he remarked: "While they turn around and send troops, we'll be standing by the English Channel." Do you really think this is your partner for negotiations and deals?

#Belarus On the war with #Ukraine, Lukashenka said: "The war will last three or four days at most." Regarding Western military involvement, he remarked: "While they turn around and send troops, we'll be standing by the English Channel." Do you really think this is your partner for negotiations and deals?

Hanna Liubakova

93,320 次观看 • 9 个月前

2024. Putin sets "very simple" conditions for starting peace talks He wants four regions to be handed over to him and a promise that Ukraine will never join NATO. For all this, he was only willing to start a dialogue — and temporarily halt the fighting. It’s time to rethink for those who naively believe that Putin just needs something to be given to him to end the war.

2024. Putin sets "very simple" conditions for starting peace talks He wants four regions to be handed over to him and a promise that Ukraine will never join NATO. For all this, he was only willing to start a dialogue — and temporarily halt the fighting. It’s time to rethink for those who naively believe that Putin just needs something to be given to him to end the war.

NEXTA

136,649 次观看 • 6 个月前

Trump said he thinks Putin wants to end the war or he would not be talking this way, noting they spoke for two and a half hours yesterday, and believes Zelensky also wants to end it.

Trump said he thinks Putin wants to end the war or he would not be talking this way, noting they spoke for two and a half hours yesterday, and believes Zelensky also wants to end it.

WarTranslated

24,888 次观看 • 10 个月前

Nick Pivetta has a flexor strain, according to Padres manager Craig Stammen. He will take some time off from throwing. Stammen: “It’s probably going to be more weeks and maybe months than it is just specific days…we feel pretty confident he’s going to get back this year.”

Nick Pivetta has a flexor strain, according to Padres manager Craig Stammen. He will take some time off from throwing. Stammen: “It’s probably going to be more weeks and maybe months than it is just specific days…we feel pretty confident he’s going to get back this year.”

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19,759 次观看 • 4 个月前