Frankly, all these deliberations about deploying foreign troops to Ukraine seem pointless. Russia will never accept a European peacekeeping mission along the front line—because Russia needs this war to continue. Europe will never commit enough troops to cover both the entire

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Waltz: If you’re going to bring both sides together, you have to talk to both sides. And we’ll continue to remind everyone, literally, within minutes of president Trump hanging up with President Putin, he called [and] spoke with president Zelensky. 9/

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NATO countries dont contribute Waltz: The fact that a third of our Nato allies still do not contribute the minimum of 2% of their GDP to defence a decade after we all collectively made that agreement isn’t acceptable. 8/

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Rubio: We’re going to appoint a high-level team from our end to help negotiate and work through the end of the conflict in Ukraine in a way that’s enduring and acceptable to all the parties engaged. 6/

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Odesa under Russian attack right now.

Power outages reported in parts of the city after the strikes. pic.twitter.com/ZufV1Rdegy

— KyivPost (@KyivPost) 18 février 2025

Odesa under Russian attack right now. Power outages reported in parts of the city after the strikes.

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Now, it seems the U.S. and Russia are preparing a similar ultimatum. Reduce the military size, no NATO, no support, elections, and recognize occupied territories. But this time Ukraine has weapons, army, and Russia was pushed back So why should Ukraine accept the ultimatum now?X

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Zelensky: the ultimatum in 2022 was similar – recognize occupied territories, reduces the military size, appoint a pro-Russian president. There were no weapons then, no support, and definitely no NATO. Kyiv was under siege, and parts under occupation 2/

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Zelensky: Ukraine refused the Russian ultimatum in 2022, when the situation was much worse. Why do people think we will accept it now?

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— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 18 février 2025

Zelensky: Ukraine refused the Russian ultimatum in 2022, when the situation was much worse. Why do people think we will accept it now? 1/

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