Putin just repeated this plan: Invite U.S. firms to mine occupied Ukraine. He’s not just grabbing land—he’s setting economic traps. 4/
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Russia’s hollow offer: No Oreshnik missiles for Belarus if US stops arming Ukraine.
Russia’s offer: No Oreshnik missiles in Belarus if the U.S. stops putting new missiles in Europe and arming Ukraine. A fake trade. Moscow gives nothing. 5/
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Putin aims to divide US from China and Europe using Ukraine minerals
Moscow wants more than land. The document says Russia should divide the U.S. from China and Europe, then dangle access to minerals in occupied Ukraine. Putin wants Washington on his side. 3/
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Russia demands total control, buffer zones, no peacekeepers, surrender
Russia demands total control: seized land, a buffer zone in the northeast, a demilitarized zone near Odessa. No peacekeepers. No strong Ukrainian army. This isn’t a deal. It’s surrender. 2/
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Leaked FSB document reveals Russia plan to dismantle Ukraine
Russia’s plan: stall, seize, and destroy Ukraine, says WSJ. A leaked FSB-linked document calls for Ukraine’s “complete dismantling.” No peace before 2026. Trump’s 100-day deal? “Impossible.” Moscow wants war. [I suspect this is a propaganda leak, but still useful] 1/
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Zelensky: Putin fears telling Trump he wants to continue war
Putin is afraid to tell Trump he wants to continue war in Ukraine, Zelensky says.
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Ukraine fears Starlink shutdown; European satellites inadequate
Fears of a Starlink shut-off at the front line have racked Ukraine. European satellite internet firms took the opportunity to step forward as replacements — but even collectively, they are unlikely to fill the void in coverage.
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États-Unis opposés à un conflit gelé en Ukraine
US opposed to frozen conflict in Ukraine, Zelensky's chief of staff says.
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Putin will break peace deal without security guarantees
Putin will violate the peace agreement if Ukraine is left without security guarantees, Starmer said
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Trump lets waiver expire, continues sanctions to end war
UPDATE: admin source tells @EdwardLawrence President Trump let the waiver expire in pursuit of ending the war and “will continue to implement sanctions which remain one of the key levers to facilitate this goal.” x.com/JacquiHeinrich…