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⚡U.S. and Ukrainian officials negotiated overnight to secure a minerals deal and ease tensions. A U.S. official warned it’s a “make or break” moment for Ukraine.
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⚡TRUMP ADMIN ASKED IRAQ TO RESUME KURDISH OIL EXPORTS QUICKLY OR FACE SANCTIONS ALONGSIDE IRAN - REUTERS |
⚡“We created a monster,” one U.S. official said, criticizing European allies for fueling Zelensky’s confidence while refusing to send troops. Another White House official compared the Ukrainian leader to an actor making a “rookie mistake,” saying he has started identifying too closely with his public image.
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⚡Trump says will let Canadians keep their national anthem if they join the US as the 51st state.
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⚡The Kremlin does not believe that the new US administration led by Donald Trump has taken a "pro-Russian and anti-Ukrainian" position, Kremlin spokesman Peskov says. |
⚡FM Sergey Lavrov & President Cyril Ramaphosa reviewed the main aspects of the diverse Russia-South Africa partnership & prioritised efforts to expand political, trade, economic, investment, scientific & technological cooperation.
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⚡Zelensky can maintain ties with Trump and the U.S. ONLY by signing minerals deal. The U.S. side suggests this is the main reason behind Trump’s criticism of the Ukrainian president. |
⚡US House Speaker Mike Johnson says that the US Congress has no appetite to approve new military aid to Ukraine. The funding should be stopped because this is going on for too long, Johnson said.
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⚡Russia and the U.S. secretly met in Switzerland without Zelenskyy, while the Oval Office is already discussing a change of power in Ukraine In recent months, Russia and the U.S. have held unofficial talks in Switzerland, with one such meeting taking place last week in Geneva during the Munich Security Conference, Reuters reports, citing sources. According to these sources, the meetings occurred during the transition period following Donald Trump’s election, and only a small number of advisors to the current president were aware of them. Meanwhile, the New York Post, citing sources close to Trump, reports that "anti-Zelenskyy sentiments" are increasingly surfacing in the Oval Office, including discussions about elections and a complete replacement of Ukraine’s leadership. According to NYP sources, Zelenskyy "would be better off leaving Ukraine immediately" and fleeing to France. |
⚡Ukrainian MP Honcharenko: The Americans realized that Ukraine does not have any large reserves of rare earth metals and minerals. Instead, the US began to demand: infrastructure, a gas transportation system, and nuclear power plants. |
⚡Ambassador Kelin: We will not accept British troops on Ukrainian soil. If the Europeans are going to install certain contingents in Ukraine, it means that they are going to build bases and infrastructure. That does not differ from NATO's presence on the territory of Ukraine. We will not accept the presence of military contingents from other European countries that are members of NATO on the Ukrainian soil.
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⚡Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, a key Russian ally, said Friday it appeared that the United States was trying to drive a wedge between Moscow and Beijing. “It seems to me they are trying to pit the Russians against the Chinese. The Russians must not allow that,” Lukashenko said, according to a statement posted by his office. He also said that any deal to end the Ukraine conflict could bring both positives and negatives to Belarus. Lukashenko allowed Russia’s army to use Belarusian territory to launch its military offensive on Ukraine in February 2022. |
⚡Swedish prosecutors are investigating suspected damage to an underwater cable in the Baltic Sea east of the Swedish island Gotland, the country’s coast guard said Friday. “The Prosecution Authority has started a preliminary investigation and we have a ship called KBV 003 on its way to east of Gotland. It is in the Swedish economic zone and we are assisting with the crime scene investigation,” Karin Cars, a spokeswoman for the Swedish coast guard told AFP, as Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson said in a post to X that the government was monitoring the situation. |
⚡The U.S. Navy relieved Capt. Dave Snowden of command of the USS Harry S. Truman aircraft carrier due to a “loss of confidence” following its collision with the cargo ship Besiktas-M near Port Said, Egypt. Capt. Christopher “Chowdah” Hill, commander of the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower, will temporarily assume command.
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⚡IS terror plot foiled in Turkey. Turkish police arrested Uzbek national Abdulmalik A. in Istanbul for plotting large-scale attacks on synagogues & Jewish schools. He was in direct contact with Daesh’s leadership and entered Turkey legally. Authorities uncovered coded messages revealing his deadly mission. Security is now tightened at potential targets. |
⚡The U.S. removed all pro-Ukrainian language from the G7 statement on the third anniversary of the war to avoid disrupting peace talks.
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WritterNg:I remember when Ukraine was obsessed about destroying the Crimean Bridge. |
⚡Russia has launched a railway connection between Rostov-on-Don, Mariupol, Volnovakha, and Donetsk. The new railway line, located in the “deep rear,” is expected to streamline military logistics and reduce the Russian Army’s dependence on the Crimean Bridge.
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⚡Kremlin said that the idea of a possible new prisoner exchange between Russia and the United States was on the agenda after Moscow and Washington agreed to start work on restoring relations at all levels. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, asked by reporters about the possibility of a new swap, said U.S.-Russia talks on Tuesday in Riyadh had contributed to a general rapprochement between the U.S. and Russia. |
⚡U.S. Vice President Vance: European weapon stockpiles are empty, and Russia has the numbers. New supplies won’t help Ukraine—peace is needed. |
⚡Russia used the Ukraine talks to demand Nato withdrawal from the east. The US delegation rejected the demand. Cristian Diaconescu, the Romanian president's chief of staff, said the US delegation had rejected Moscow's demand, but there were no guarantees. "As far as I understand, the situation can change from hour to hour or from day to day," Diaconescu told Antena3 television. Diaconescu said Russian delegation had "failed to convince the Americans" to withdraw from NATO, and that Britain and France would try to persuade Trump not to give in next week. |
⚡The US is opposing calling Russia the aggressor in a G7 statement on the third anniversary of Moscow’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The participation of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Monday's virtual G7 summit has not yet been decided, the officials said.
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⚡Waltz to Ukraine: Tone it down, take a hard look at that minerals deal and sign it. U.S differences with Ukraine can be reconciled. U.S. engaging in shuttle diplomacy on Ukraine peace talks. |
⚡French carmaker Renault will not rule out a return to Russia, CEO says.
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⚡US National Security Advisor Mike Waltz: Ukraine's interference in US affairs is unacceptable. |
⚡Georgia is glad it "is not on the same train" as Ukraine, stated Foreign Minister Maka Bochorishvili. We were told that some train was moving, running, and if we didn't get on it, our time would never come. Today, I think we all see clearly how disadvantageous it could have been for Georgia to be on the same train as the current Ukrainian government. Soon, others will also start jumping off the train heading for the abyss.
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⚡US National Security Advisor Mike Waltz: There is a lot of frustration from the administration regarding the situation in Ukraine. We have provided Ukrainians with incredible historic investment and economic opportunities.
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⚡US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent: Zelensky's remarks in Munich were inappropriate. He told me in Munich that he would sign the mineral deal. |
⚡France withdrew from its sole military base in West African nation of Ivory Coast.
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