but skepticism remains over Russia’s commitment to peace.
There might be some skepticism, yes…
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but skepticism remains over Russia’s commitment to peace.
There might be some skepticism, yes…
Putin agreed to halt attacks on energy infrastructure
damaging homes and injuring civilians
They technically didnt violate the terms i guess, but this is not what was intended i believe.
they specifically did target energy infrastructure so yes, they did https://kyivindependent.com/zelensky-trump-to-hold-a-conversation-on-march-19/
I mean they didnt write that in the article from this post that was published 3 hours ago. I assumed it would be up to date, so thanks for the correction. I guess the guardian is just outdated or intentionally misleading then.
technically it was also not a "violation of ceasefire" because putin said any ceasefire can only happen only after all western military aid and intelligence sharing are stopped. all, not just american. clown shit
I think there is talk of Russia striking energy infrastructure?
apparently wrong, see other comments
Nah it says this in the article:
A Kremlin statement said Putin had issued an order to the Russian military to suspend strikes on Ukrainian energy infrastructure.
I know they arent trustworthy, but if Russia had violated the terms, then the headline would read
Russia violates terms hours after partial ceasefire...
and not
Russia attacks...
"Peace"
Skepticism rises as to whether the aggressor who could have peace by leaving the invaded country alone actually wants peace. It’s a total mystery.
theres no world where trump and/or putin is in power where there is peace for a sovereign ukraine.
they have to go.
Trump praised the call as “productive,” while Zelensky awaited U.S. clarification before responding.
Look what they did to my boy.
Geez, Israel just wipes their ass with cease fire agreements, Russia just wipes their ass with cease fires...
They must have something in common
Putin has now reached a level of Skaven where's making ceasefire deals just so he can break. There hasn't been enough betrayal for his liking yet, so he must manufacture some. Unhinged behavior.