Europe must seize Russia’s frozen assets and direct them to Ukraine to bolster European security. Yet as WSJ reports, Germany, France, and Italy oppose any decisive action 1/
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Putin’s peace terms seek Ukraine’s isolation; US may be enabling
Putin's postwar ambition is a weakened Ukraine unaligned with the West. His peace terms require Ukraine's isolation from Western support. The worry is that the U.S. is providing exactly that. 6X
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Trump concedes Ukraine NATO, Russia rejects European troops
Trump has already conceded to Putin's demand that Ukraine cannot join NATO. Russia now rejects even non-NATO European troop presence in Ukraine post-war. 4/
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Russia escalates demands, warns European troops mean NATO involvement
WSJ: Russia has escalated demands. Lavrov says European troops in Ukraine would be "open NATO involvement" in the war against Russia. 2/
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Russia ups Ukraine demands, aims for incursion as US vulnerable
WSJ reports Russia is upping its demands on Ukraine, banking on a perceived U.S. vulnerability. I agree:
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Moscow aims to leave Ukraine exposed by blocking Western troops, setting the stage for another incursion while U.S. moves place Ukraine in a more precarious position.
1/ pic.twitter.com/GHa2aAQG4YWSJ reports Russia is upping its demands on Ukraine, banking on a perceived U.S. vulnerability. I agree: Moscow aims to leave Ukraine exposed by blocking Western troops, setting the stage for another incursion while U.S. moves place Ukraine in a more precarious position. 1/
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Kyiv Post editor warns Europe on Ukraine support
Kyiv Post Editor-in-Chief Bohdan Nahaylo joins TVP World to discuss Europe’s urgent need to bolster Ukraine as the Trump administration reshapes global dynamics ahead of ceasefire talks.
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Reader funding is key to saving Eastern Europe’s independent media, says OC Media director.
A quick transition to reader funding is the only way to save Eastern Europe’s independent media, writes OC Media Executive Director Mariam Nikuradze in her op-ed.
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Maxar cuts off Ukraine’s satellite imagery access
American aerospace company Maxar Technologies has cut off Ukraine's access to its satellite imagery, @Militarnyi reports, citing its own sources. Users of the satellite service received a message that access to Maxar's services was terminated "at the administrative request".
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Difficult battles continue in Sumy region: CPC comment
"Difficult battles are ongoing." The CPC commented on the situation in the Sumy border area https://ift.tt/WN32sQG #liga #news
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Zelensky to visit South Africa for talks
Zelensky to visit South Africa on April 10 for talks with President Ramaphosa. President Volodymyr Zelensky will visit South Africa on April 10 to meet with the country's president, Cyril Ramaphosa, and discuss efforts to end Russia's war against Ukraine, Bloomberg reported