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Putin didn’t budge in Ukraine peace talks. Now Donald Trump may be forced to act


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Ukraine (NATO) used up it last card  with the "historic" drone attack on Russian airfields

Russia didn't flinch and presented the surrender terms as planed.

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10 minutes ago, Quentin Zen said:

Quoting CNN.

 

I can't.  

 

How about Fox? Not much different there except the wording, and, of course, not spelling out the obvious - that the ball is now firmly in Trump's court.

The embedded video is also a good summary of the astounding and devastating attack by the Ukrainians.

 

https://www.foxnews.com/world/ukraine-russia-peace-talks-yield-no-ceasefire-zelenskyy-warns-putin-should-not-rewarded

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Seems Obama letting Putin invade Ukraine all those years ago was a real ballsup. Plus the 4 years of rudderless weekend at Bidens which allowed him a re-do. Funny then that democrats are blaming Trump, who is the only recent President that did not see an invasion on his watch. The left sure are illogical beasts.

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3 minutes ago, SunnyinBangrak said:

Seems Obama letting Putin invade Ukraine all those years ago was a real ballsup. Plus the 4 years of rudderless weekend at Bidens which allowed him a re-do. Funny then that democrats are blaming Trump, who is the only recent President that did not see an invasion on his watch. The left sure are illogical beasts.

Who here is blaming Trump for the invasion of Ukraine? Or is it just Pavlovian pearl clutching?

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5 minutes ago, JAG said:

NATO is a treaty organisation, made up from independent sovereign states, who choose to be members.

 

It is not for Russia to tell them what they can or cannot do, not who can be a member.

 

Ukraine is an independent sovereign state. It has been for the last 34 years - since 1991. 

 

It is not for Russia to tell them what they can or cannot do, nor whether they  can be a member of NATO, or indeed of the EU.

 

Russia has invaded Ukraine, which I will say again, is an independent sovereign state. It seeks to defend itself against such aggression. That is the simple reality. 

 

 

 

 

Yawn!, whatever, not going to waste time going over AGAIN about no NATO expansion East, that was agreed in the early 90's its been mentioned many times and flat out denied by the usual posse here.

They've had their programming and that's it. Some even deny words on record, spoken by the NATO chief.

Remember how hysterical the Yanks got over Russia and Cuba... but you all seem to think its fine for US weapons on Putins border. Hypocrisy and double standards at its finest from the western propaganda macnine and its useful idiots.

 

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2 minutes ago, bubblegum said:

There is a boy here stating because Ukraine is in the sphere of influence of Russia it has to accommodate the sensitivities of Russia ? No wonder you still crying your little Thai scarlet ran off. She was, after all in your sphere of influence. Now I understand your weird ramblings.

 

Don't worry, she came back. She was here a few days ago.

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1 hour ago, BLMFem said:

Yes, so full-on TACO but possibly Congress can step in and salvage the last of US credibility. I guess that's the best we can hope for.

I agree about he will taco but this will possibly be a taco supreme he may in a desperate attempt to prove his loyalty to the ENEMY tell our erstwhile allies that he won’t support American made weapons systems.tthen expect a major distraction of some sort to confuse the betrayal.

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