Zelensky makes dramatic climb down – amid fears that Ukraine will only ‘last a matter of months’ without US support
The US may dump Europe and Ukraine.
Why has this tape of an exchange between Biden and Zelensky surfaced now, nearly three years after it happened? Is it part of a campaign to smear Zelensky, prior to replacing him with someone who’s more easily manipulated?
Does this mean that the U.S. will finish its involvement entirely with Ukraine? Or will it reengage to ensure Zelensky’s replacement?
Her body language says it all: she’s watching a diplomatic car crash
Trump wanted a ceasefire, negotiations and Ukrainian resources in payment for US munitions. Zelinsky wanted more money and security guarantees. The meeting was a failure.
This is an epoch-making watershed. It comes at a time when U.S. and Western global power is failing and flailing, and a new multipolar order is evolving, one where Russia’s international esteem and influence are increasing.
Readers may recall that after Russia began its military intervention three years ago that Biden regime ideologues, with corporate media dutifully parroting the trope, portrayed Zelensky as “a 21st century Churchill.”
Indeed, in April 2022 Moscow offered Ukraine a peace deal on very favourable terms. What this article omits to say is that the Biden administration then sent Boris Johnson to Kiev with promises of military support to persuade Zelensky from signing
According to John Mearsheimer, the Trump administration has accepted Russia’s two principle demands: 1) Ukraine will remain neutral and won’t join NATO. 2) That the West will recognize the four Russian-speaking provinces in eastern Ukraine plus Crimea. Meaning, in essence, that Russia has won and Trump is ready to make a deal
Although initially rejected by Zelensky, Ukraine’s parliamentary speaker says talks to finalize an agreement on Ukraine’s rare earth deposits will begin on Monday
In a world of cowardice and lies, telling the truth where – and when – it really matters takes courage. Gonzalo Lira paid with his life