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    Secondo quanto riferito, Trump sposta il tono su Putin dopo il Regno Unito, la Francia applica la pressione diplomatica


    Secondo quanto riferito, Trump sposta il tono su Putin dopo il Regno Unito, la Francia applica la pressione diplomatica

    https://kyivindependent.com/trump-reportedly-shifts-tone-on-putin-after-uk-france-diplomatic-pressure/

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    1. MammothAlgae4476 on

      Yes, Kyiv Independent, it was all France and the UK! Totally wouldn’t have happened without them. HA!

    2. GrumpyOldGeezer_4711 on

      Give him a minute, he’ll come back around. A few dozen times…

    4. Nknk- on

      Can’t discount it’s a bit of a tantrum against Putin after Putin humiliated him by violating the ceasefire efforts so blatantly despite Trump saying it was a done deal.

    7. iamabigtree on

      He spouts the line of the last person who talked to him.

    8. LazerBurken on

      Going to be very interesting to see what happens now after they signed the minerals agreement.

      Most minerals exists on Russian occupied land. Will trump force them out to get his precious metals? Press X to doubt.

    9. Golda_M on

      Europe does geopolitics quite slowly, so I don’t expect this is widely understood yet but…

      **1 – The US and China are in a conflict** currenly. “Economic Warfare” of some sort. The moves (especially Trump) are erratic and questionable… but nevertheless.

      **2 – In the economic domain, the EU is a heavyweight**. GDP similar to those of US & China. Strengths surpassing one or both in certain domains. Where europe stands is a crucial strategic question to both. It even has big “orbiters.” EG UK & Turkey. Way more economic power than military or diplomatic power.

      **3. Russia is a 3rd tier economic player**. There’s no comparing the importance of the EU as a Chinese or US trading partner to Russia’s importance as a trading partner

      **4. Europe’s interest is Ukraine**, and defending against Russia in general.

      If played correctly… this should resolve to a strategy where both the US and China are pressured towards the european position on Ukraine. I don’t expect any bold or highly strategic moves from europe… but some of this could happen by itself.

      …If Trump bans Vance from going to or speaking about europe, it’ll be a sign that the US is starting to play the game more strategically.

    10. Lush_Gleam on

      “Ah yes, the courage to change… after everyone else did it first. Classic leadership

    11. twistedLucidity on

      That’s only because they were the last people to talk to him. Putin wil be on the phone soon and Trump will return to form.

      The man is not to be trusted about **anything**.

    12. BelowXpectations on

      Please didn’t say this. It makes him look weak and he will lash out just to contradict it. Let him believe it’s his own smart and manly bestest idea is we all gain from it.

    13. becontrary on

      Is it because our european nato allies are no longer seen as freeloaders and are taken concrete measures to build up there defenses and attack capabilities. He had brought this up in 2016 that europe needed to increase defense spending and was pretty much ignored by our allies. On his return The butt hurt inital reaction to americas tough love has given way to the sane realisation in europe that they need to be able to stand shoulder to shoulder within the mutual defense pact and no longer two steps behind one member. The feelings of european disappointment at paying a larger portion of gdp will soon be replaced with pride in europes ability to be Able to defend itself and historians will say europe owes thanks to the US for the tough love of this administration. Is this narritive correct.

    14. ConnectionDouble8438 on

      We simply cannot buy weapons from unreliable countries.

      Even the fact that the US did not want to sell the longer-range missiles to Ukraine and that it did not seek to increase the missile production is absolutely unacceptable and is purely by itself a good enough reason to produce our own short/mid-range missiles instead.

    15. GrannyFlash7373 on

      It is just a temporary “smoke screen” to get them off his back for right now. A leopard NEVER changes his spots.

    17. wales-bloke on

      Donald weathercock.

      He bends with the wind. And no one is sure whether or not he has a cock.

    18. delusiongenerator on

      Don’t believe it. Agent Krasnov’s fealty to Putin is unwavering and eternal

    19. Damaramy on

      Or after he took what he wanted from mineral deal. But… no! It can’t be, right?

    20. THE-HOARE on

      More than likely because he strong armed Ukraine into selling over its minerals to him

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