Oil prices have fallen to $70 due to Trump's decisions on tariffs, aid to Ukraine, and OPEC+'s position. https://ift.tt/jFVY41g #liga #news

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I agree with you that Europe should take care of its security and Ukraine should do reforms etc. but in practice it is tough for Ukraine to do it at war As for the domino effect, I somewhat disagree. Georgia 2008, Ukraine 2014, Ukraine 2022 – these are prices of domino

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A senior Ukrainian official said Kyiv will probably run out of US military aid in “2 or 3 months”. “After that, it will be very difficult for us. It will not be a total collapse but we will be forced to withdraw from areas more quickly.” w/ @fabrice_deprez

→ View original post on X — @christopherjm

In light of today's American decision to suspend all military aid to Ukraine, our piece for New Lines assessing whether Europe could continue to militarily support Ukraine alone (spoiler: it could), has unfortunately become more timely.

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For Ukraine, this isn’t about Zelensky, but stopping Russia. No country should be told to “give up land.” That’s not peace, that’s surrender Although there is not as much unity on this as appears; realists say the land is gone And if Putin wins in Ukraine, he won’t stop 5/

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For Ukraine, this isn’t a debate, but survival. Russia isn’t stopping unless it’s forced. U.S. aid isn’t charity; it’s the only thing keeping Ukraine in the fight. Also, protecting Europe If America steps back, Moscow moves forward 3/

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The real gap isn’t Trump vs. Zelensky. It’s deeper 1.MAGA sees Ukraine as a money pit – another endless war that’s not their fight 2. Ukrainians see long term US support as survival – Russia will crash Ukraine and later Europe if the US hesitates Thoughts? 1/

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Russia sending "suicidal missions" to gain foothold near Kherson, regional leader says Russians, under orders to secure more ground for potential peace talks, attempted crossings at four Dnipro River locations, says Kherson Oblast head Oleksandr Prokudin.

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