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Trump Claims He Can ‘End Ukraine War’ as US Cuts Secret Deal with Putin

The Trump administration and Russian officials held their first direct talks on ending the Ukraine war in Saudi Arabia, marking a significant shift in US diplomatic strategy that excluded Ukraine from the initial discussions. The 4.5-hour meeting in Riyadh represented the first direct US-Russian diplomatic engagement in resolving Europe's deadliest conflict since World War Two. During the talks, Russia maintained its firm stance against Ukraine joining NATO. President Trump expressed optimism following the meeting, indicating he would likely meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin before month's end. Trump dismissed concerns about Ukraine's absence, suggesting Kyiv should have initiated negotiations earlier, and claimed he could end the conflict. The talks have sparked controversy, with European leaders expressing concern about negotiations occurring without Ukraine's involvement. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz emphasized that decisions cannot be made without Ukraine's participation. Some European politicians criticized […]

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PUTIN BREAKS SILENCE: Shock Apology Over Christmas Day Plane Disaster – But Who’s Really to Blame?

Russian President Vladimir Putin has issued an apology to Azerbaijan's President Ilham Aliyev regarding a commercial airliner crash that claimed 38 lives. However, he did not explicitly acknowledge Russian responsibility for the incident. The Azerbaijan Airlines aircraft, carrying 67 passengers, crashed near Aktau, Kazakhstan, on December 25 after encountering difficulties in Russian airspace. The flight, designated J2-8243, had departed from Baku, Azerbaijan, heading for Grozny, Chechnya, when it was forced to divert across the Caspian Sea. In his first public statement about the Christmas Day incident, Putin described it as a "tragic incident" that occurred while Russian air defense systems were countering Ukrainian drone attacks. According to the Kremlin's statement, Putin noted that Grozny, Mozdok, and Vladikavkaz were under attack from Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles at the time. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky responded by calling Russia to "stop spreading disinformation" […]

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REVEALED: Putin’s Shocking Ukraine Peace Offer to Trump

Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed willingness on Thursday to discuss potential compromises regarding Ukraine with U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, while maintaining that Russia's position has strengthened since launching its military operation in 2022. Speaking during his annual televised Q&A session, Putin stated Russia is "ready for negotiations and compromises" but did not specify what concessions might be offered. He indicated readiness to meet with Trump, though noted they haven't spoken in years. Regarding talks with Ukraine, Putin said Russia has no preconditions and would negotiate with any party, including President Volodymyr Zelenskiy. However, he specified that any agreement would need to be signed by what Moscow considers Ukraine's legitimate authorities - currently only the Ukrainian parliament. Putin suggested Zelenskiy would need re-election, as his term has technically expired, to be considered a valid signatory. Putin dismissed temporary ceasefire proposals, stating […]

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