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    Il “piano di pace” di Trump per l’Ucraina è malvagio

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    2. AdminEating_Dragon on

      USA isn’t an ally, and we need to stop having articles assuming they are, or assuming they share our values.

      USA has been taken over by the far right and conservative Christians and their ideal society is much closer to Russia than to any Western European country.

      Their foreign policy in Europe is starting to reflect that: thuggery, blackmail and might is right instead of diplomacy, international law and human rights.

    4. ReasonableTadpole809 on

      Is it any different from the previous “peace plans”?

    5. bebop9998 on

      Really??? Are you sure??

      I can’t imagine Trump doing anything wicked.

    6. DABOSSROSS9 on

      Same tired responses every time. This thread is repeated multiple times on this sub a day. 

    7. Massimo25ore on

      An article stressing a lot of flaws in Trump’s “peace,” plan, clearly stating the absolute favouritism towards Russia.

      To quote the journalist’s words

      >Putin’s talking points have become Trump’s

    8. Opposite-Chemistry-0 on

      Both Russian and US peace plans are a theatre. Putin would not stop the war.

      Its high time to start moving in European presence in Ukraine, if UA wants that. They could do so much to help without being on front lines.

    9. AntysocialButterfly on

      Shouldn’t the headline read *”Trump’s” “peace plan” for Ukraine is wicked*?

    11. couragecircle on

      > Since 2014, Dr. Aron has been a governor of the Broadcasting Board of Governors, which oversees the operations of several international broadcasting outlets, including Voice of America and Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty.

      https://m.imdb.com/name/nm4305233/bio/

      FYI Radio Free Europe governor, a known US subsidiary, the guy is just afraid that he is gonna lose his job.

      > estimated 300-400 of its sons and daughters in the trenches every week

      Russians don’t?

      >Although a cliché, ‘getting away with murder’ points to immorality as causality: almost invariably, aggressors and mass murderers become more aggressive and bloodthirsty when their assaults are not sanctioned: Hitler after swallowing Czechoslovakia, Bashar al Assad after poisoning hundreds with Sarin, Saddam Hussein’s after a genocidal war on the Kurds.

      Easy to say that war should continue and both sides butcher each other when you have found people willing to die for your political / monetary gains.

      > His obvious next targets are Estonia and Latvia, still inadequately protected Nato members on Russia’s border.

      Or they can just give 100,000s stateless Russians living in those territories unconditional citizenship. Its just bureaucratic paper, not hard to give.

    12. Unhappy_Sugar_5091 on

      With every step they have shown to not care at the very least, and hostile at worst, and we still show surprise on every new thing. Are we going to remain this dumb on average?

    13. GrannyFlash7373 on

      Consider this: Satan and Trump may have a deal struck, where, all the people who go to hell, are under the control of Trump, and he doles out their punishment and pain. With his proclivity for retribution, he would make the perfect candidate for the job, and his right hand man, would be none other than Stephen Miller.

    15. TSllama on

      The last paragraph is the most important part of this article. It’s both chilling, and also seems very likely the plan.

    16. Upstairs-Mall-3695 on

      Absolutely wicked. Forcing Ukraine to cede territory and abandon NATO aspirations? That’s not peace, that’s appeasement on steroids. Trump might as well hand Putin a victory lap. How is this ‘America First’ when it weakens our allies?

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