Zelensky has not signed the final documents of the rare earths agreement. The delay is already three weeks, – Trump. "The agreement on rare earths should be signed immediately."
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Ukraine and Europe Respond to Trump’s ‘Peace Plan’: Security Guarantees and Territorial Issues Post-Ceasefire
Reuters published Ukraine's and Europe's response to Trump's 'peace plan': security guarantees from the US, territorial issues to be resolved after a ceasefire. http://censor.net/ua/n3548876
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Key meetings may bring ceasefire closer
❗️The coming days will be decisive: very important meetings may take place that will bring the ceasefire closer, – Zelensky. pic.twitter.com/6HL401N0RP
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 25 avril 2025The coming days will be decisive: very important meetings may take place that will bring the ceasefire closer, – Zelensky.
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Rutte emphasizes security guarantees for Ukraine, praises Trump’s leadership
Rutte: Any deal on Ukraine must be durable and lasting. Putin must know that trying to seize more Ukrainian or NATO territory will bring a devastating response.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 25 avril 2025
That’s why security guarantees are key. I’m optimistic we’ll get there, thanks to President Trump’s leadership. 5Х pic.twitter.com/L8n3YVnOyPRutte: Any deal on Ukraine must be durable and lasting. Putin must know that trying to seize more Ukrainian or NATO territory will bring a devastating response. That’s why security guarantees are key. I’m optimistic we’ll get there, thanks to President Trump’s leadership. 5Х
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Rutte compares Crimea occupation to Baltic states under USSR
Rutte on Crimea: There’s a clear difference between acknowledging occupation and legally recognizing it.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 25 avril 2025
Like the Baltics in 1950 – controlled by the USSR, but never legally accepted as part of it. History proved that distinction right in 1991. 4/ pic.twitter.com/TMh6JaqJclRutte on Crimea: There’s a clear difference between acknowledging occupation and legally recognizing it. Like the Baltics in 1950 – controlled by the USSR, but never legally accepted as part of it. History proved that distinction right in 1991. 4/
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Rutte says missile attack on Kyiv shows Russia’s weakness
Rutte: What happened [Russian missile attack of Kyiv] shows Russia’s weakness – they’re not winning. You don’t fire missiles at residential areas if you're in control. Innocent people, even children, are dying. It’s heartbreaking. I saw it in Kyiv and Odessa. 1/
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Rutte: Kyiv attack shows Russian weakness; 3% NATO must; Crimea occupation analogy
Rutte: Attack on Kyiv proves Russian weakness; 3% NATO spending is a must, not because of Trump;
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 25 avril 2025
President Trump leadership broke the deadlock; any deal on Ukraine must be durable; acknowledging Crimea occupation is not legally recognizing it – like the Baltics in the 1950s. 0/ pic.twitter.com/SG5LxyfJMORutte: Attack on Kyiv proves Russian weakness; 3% NATO spending is a must, not because of Trump; President Trump leadership broke the deadlock; any deal on Ukraine must be durable; acknowledging Crimea occupation is not legally recognizing it – like the Baltics in the 1950s. 0/
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Memorial of Kyiv rocket attack victims
We honored the memory of the victims of the rocket strikes on Kyiv. 12 dead, 30 still in hospital, some faces may require amputations. It was someone’s home, someone’s bicycle still sits here. Here too are their friends and neighbors in mourning. Amid the ruins, colors still flicker,
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Zelensky anticipates crucial meetings for Ukraine’s peace efforts
Zelensky stated that in the coming days, “very important meetings” may take place, aimed at bringing peace closer for Ukraine.
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Trump’s alleged plan: Ukraine cedes Crimea and NATO for peace
Trump's plan demands Ukraine accept Russia's theft of Crimea and forfeit NATO membership forever. In exchange, Putin would graciously stop bombing the country he's been destroying—while keeping all territory seized.