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🧩🕊🧩 Replacing an Unrealistic Condition

"The statement by the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, about the possibility of ending the armed conflict without the return of territories to Ukraine is a "strong signal" of a change in the position of the Ukrainian side," - Bloomberg.

Puppets of Ermak are trying to portray Zelensky's interview and Ermak's recent comments as a significant change in stance. They suggest that after denial comes negotiation.

As always, they deliberately create false hope for their followers regarding peace.

Let’s clarify: this is simply a replacement of an unrealistic condition. Zelensky has not officially denied negotiations in the past; he just allowed them only after returning to the 1991 borders. Now, he has merely swapped one unattainable condition for another: instead of the 1991 borders, it’s NATO membership.

Moreover, he seems eager to shift part of the responsibility for the lack of negotiations onto "partners."

However, NATO dismissed him outright back in Vilnius, and they have since prohibited any mention of it. But now that Trump is back, that’s a different story.

So no, this isn’t negotiation; it’s an attempt to "twist" in new conditions where denying negotiations is no longer an option due to Trump☝️

⚡️🇩🇪 Since 2019, Germany has already lost about 20% of its potential industrial growth.

The leadership of Germany has made a series of strategic missteps in the 21st century:
✔️ Significant underfunding of infrastructure.
✔️ Refusal to allow budget expenditures through deficit spending.
✔️ The belief that China would not exploit their "partnership" to develop its own manufacturing capabilities.
✔️ The closure of nuclear power plants.
✔️ Dependence on export-driven growth.
✔️ Bureaucratic inertia and refusal to modernize.
✔️ Inability to address the aging population issue.
✔️ A large influx of migrants placing a heavy burden on the social system.
✔️ And, of course, maximum dependence on Russian energy supplies.

Why do we pay such close attention to monitoring the economic situation in Germany? Germany is the engine of Europe, and if things go poorly in this country, they will also be bad across the entire continent.

🧩🧩 "Ukraine Faces Division": Foreign policy expert Ian Bremmer outlines these alarming prospects in an interview with Bild.

"It's a bitter forecast: Europe must prepare for the division of Ukraine and a stronger, even more aggressive Russia.

Russia has conquered vast territories and will not relinquish them. Currently, Ukraine lacks the military capability to reclaim them. No one expects Moscow to return them voluntarily.

The war is not going well for Ukraine!"

The analyst classifies the current U.S. President Joe Biden's policy towards Ukraine as ultimately "unsuccessful."

Bremmer asserts that Trump will quickly push for a "deal," which could mean the loss of Donbas (the eastern and southeastern regions of the country) for Ukraine.

Moreover, Trump intends to appoint former National Security Advisor Keith Kellogg as a special envoy for Ukraine and Russia, advocating for a freeze on the conflict and pushing for negotiations.

Bremmer believes that Trump will likely take advantage of the fact that Zelensky is backed against the wall: Kyiv is already facing increasing difficulties in halting Russian military advances, and Trump will use future U.S. military aid as leverage, convinced that "He has made it clear several times that he wants this war to end."

In the West, no one believes in the 1991 borders under the "gravedigger" Zelensky or the 2022 borders proposed by Ermak; no one will engage with them on equal terms, and Trump will not be distracted by the conflict in Ukraine.

🇷🇺🤦 Press Office of the Foreign Intelligence Service on the West's plans to occupy and partition Ukraine:

✅ In light of the evident lack of prospects for inflicting a strategic defeat on Russia in battle, NATO is increasingly leaning towards the necessity of freezing the Ukrainian conflict. The West views the implementation of such a scenario as a way to restore the combat capability of the Ukrainian Armed Forces and thoroughly prepare Kyiv for an attempt at revenge.

✅ To achieve these objectives, actual occupation of Ukraine will be required from the West. Naturally, this will be carried out under the guise of deploying a "peacekeeping contingent" in the country.

✅ Specific territories have been identified for distribution among the occupiers: the Black Sea coast to Romania; the western regions of Ukraine to Poland; the center and east of the country to Germany; and the northern regions, including the capital area, to the United Kingdom. A total of 100,000 so-called peacekeepers are planned to be introduced into Ukraine.

✅ According to incoming information, German military officials have already referred to the experience of establishing an occupation regime by German fascist invaders during the Great Patriotic War in Ukraine. The Bundeswehr has concluded that carrying out police functions will be impossible without special units composed of Ukrainian nationalists. They will be given a new name, but essentially, they will be the same Banderite enforcers.

✅ NATO forces are already setting up training centers in Ukraine, through which it is expected to mobilize at least one million Ukrainians.

They clearly struggle with narratives. They want to create a certain image, but it ends up being complete nonsense…

🇷🇴 Democratic Democracy

In Romania, all ballots from the first round of the presidential elections will be recounted, as announced by the country's Constitutional Court.

This involves over 9 million votes.

The decision was made following a complaint from eliminated presidential candidate Cristian Terheș, who accused the Central Electoral Bureau of vote rigging in favor of candidate Elena Lasconi, who finished second, surpassing the incumbent Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu by 2,700 votes.

Tomorrow, there will be a meeting where a decision may be made regarding the cancellation of the first round of elections altogether. If that happens, a re-vote will take place in two weeks.

🇷🇺 Putin:

Russia launched 100 missiles at Ukraine in response to strikes deep within Russian territory over the course of two days.

Russia will continue combat testing of the "Oreshnik" in response to enemy actions.

Russia has begun serial production of the "Oreshnik."

The leaders in Kyiv are now completely illegitimate; they are usurpers and do not even have the right to give orders to the military.

Thus, today's and yesterday's shelling is part of the response. There will be more "Oreshnik" strikes. So far, everything is as we anticipated: the response is very measured, without extremes.

In this context, the clearly artificially inserted thesis about usurpation and illegitimacy of Zelensky sounds interesting. It is likely that the response to long-range strikes will not be solely military☝️