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    Trump dice di conoscere Putin da molto tempo e non crede che spezzerà l’accordo di pace

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    2. Emergency_Bike6274 on

      Has he looked into his eyes and seen his soul? Wait, that was Shrub.

    4. Froggie80 on

      lol…that is rich coming from the guy that breaks trade deals without a second thought. 🇨🇦

    6. Overall-Ad-8402 on

      Than what’s the point of the minreral deal? Stealing?

    8. EmployerEfficient141 on

      He kept his deal to make him a president after all didn’t he 

    9. natuurlijkmooi on

      We know Trump is a liar, and Putin not a man of his word.

    10. HistoryNerd_2024 on

      A dictator obeying and not breaking a peace deal? Yep, that’s worked out in the past… (*wink, wink*)

    11. Maximum_Monitor7419 on

      Probably wont whilst Donny’s in power. just enough time to rearm and regroup.

    12. Popular-Drummer-7989 on

      Trust him. He’s an excellent judge of character. /s

    14. SoupSpelunker on

      First administration he said he had never had any dealings with Russia and no personal relationship with his puppet master.

    15. Bob_Spud on

      Trump probably talks proivately to Putin frequently using Musk’s Starlink.

    16. zq5da9ZgO85y on

      You don’t need security guarantees. Just sing here so we can take your resources and trust me bro.

    17. SoFreshNSoKleenKleen on

      Putin: “I am altering the deal, pray I don’t alter it any further.”

    18. MyPinkFlipFlops on

      Remind me, what were the guarantees for Ukraine when it was giving away it’s nuclear weapons?

    21. EDRootsMusic on

      That’s a pretty dumb thing to think, given that his cronies in Donbas violated the previous three peace deals and his invasion of Ukraine is a breaking of the Budapest Memorandum.

    22. DiligentCredit9222 on

      Well, Krasnov certainly knows his handler fro a very long time…

    23. BarbecueChickenBBQ on

      * Poland (1939)
      * Finland (1939)
      * Estonia (1940)
      * Latvia (1940)
      * Lithuania (1940)
      * Romania (1940) – Bessarabia and Northern Bukovina
      * Poland (1944)
      * Hungary (1956)
      * Czechoslovakia (1968)
      * Afghanistan (1979)
      * Georgia (2008) – South Ossetia and Abkhazia
      * Ukraine (2014) – Annexation of Crimea and support for “separatists” in the east
      * Ukraine (2022) – Large-scale invasion

    24. Manmoth57 on

      Bit like me trying to convince the local neighbours that your Pit bull won’t ever bite any one again even thought he’s done it several times and you had a nice long talk with….

    25. xourico on

      Here’s a short list of some of the times Russia under Putin (since 1999) broke agreements to invade, take territory, or secure local power:

      1. Chechnya (1999): Re-invaded, ended autonomy, installed pro-Russian leader.

      2. Georgia (2008): Invaded, took Abkhazia and South Ossetia, backed pro-Russian regimes.

      3. Crimea (2014): Annexed from Ukraine, set up pro-Russian rule.

      4. Donbas (2014–): Backed separatists in Ukraine, created pro-Russian DPR/LPR.

      5. Belarus (2020–): Supported Lukashenko’s regime against protests.

      6. Kazakhstan (2022): Sent troops to prop up pro-Russian government.

      7. Ukraine (2022–): Full invasion, annexed four regions, installed pro-Russian officials.

      I’m sure Putin will remain peaceful this time.

    26. xourico on

      Here’s a short list of some of the times Russia under Putin (since 1999) broke agreements to invade, take territory, or secure local power:

      Chechnya (1999): Re-invaded, ended autonomy, installed pro-Russian leader.

      Georgia (2008): Invaded, took Abkhazia and South Ossetia, backed pro-Russian regimes.

      Crimea (2014): Annexed from Ukraine, set up pro-Russian rule.

      Donbas (2014–): Backed separatists in Ukraine, created pro-Russian DPR/LPR.

      Belarus (2020–): Supported Lukashenko’s regime against protests.

      Kazakhstan (2022): Sent troops to prop up pro-Russian government.

      Ukraine (2022–): Full invasion, annexed four regions, installed pro-Russian officials.

      I’m sure Putin will remain peaceful this time.

    27. OVazisten on

      He literally broke the Budapest memorandum by attacking Ukraine.

    29. HumphryGocart on

      Are con men the easiest to con or something? Have any studies been done about this?

    31. No-Air3090 on

      trump ? who is the most untrustworthy person on the planet..

    32. FearkTM on

      Krasnov: Uhhh…. Did I say that? 
      Trump: Next question!
      Krasnov: I can’t believe I said that…

    33. Fickle-Classroom on

      I’ve just finished listening to a podcast, [The Spy Who](https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-spy-who/id1728948939) and the latest series …who Invaded Suburbia.

      TLDR: It’s about the Russian operatives who spent their lives in the USA as Joe blogs next door making personal contacts with people who could be, would be in power. It a Russia’s long game of cultivating pro Russian sentiment over decades. It was the real life basis of the TV show the Americans.

      Has a US president ever been so pro Russia? Is it just a coincidence that Russia spent multi millions over decades funding a multi generational spy programme to achieve this exact thing…….and here we are.

    34. kaiser-pm on

      “won’t break peace deal”… Isn’t that what Stalin believed of Hitler before getting invaded by the Wehrmacht?

    36. Squiliam-Tortaleni on

      Hitler also promised no more expansion after the Sudetenland

    37. gabachogroucho on

      No difference between a Russian asset and a useful idiot, one and the same.

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