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    1. *The US is opposing calling Russia the aggressor in a G7 statement on the third anniversary of Moscow’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, threatening to derail a traditional show of unity, according to five western officials familiar with the matter.*

      *Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s participation at a virtual G7 summit on Monday has also not yet been agreed, the officials said.*

      *The disagreement comes after US President Donald Trump blamed Ukraine for the war, described Zelenskyy as a “dictator without elections”, and suggested that Russia should be invited back into the G7.*

      *The US envoys have objected to the phrase “Russian aggression” and similar descriptions that have been used by G7 leaders since 2022 to describe the conflict, the western officials said.*

      *The world’s leading economies have traditionally issued a statement of support on February 24, the day on which the full-scale invasion started three years ago.*

      *“We are adamant that there must be a distinction made between Russia and Ukraine. They are not the same,” an official briefed on the matter told the Financial Times.*

      *“The Americans are blocking that language, but we are still working on it and hopeful of an agreement,” the official added.*

      *The US embassy in Kyiv declined to comment.*

      *Russia’s aggression was mentioned five times in the G7 leaders’ statement last year. “We call on Russia to immediately cease its war of aggression and completely and unconditionally withdraw its military forces from the internationally recognised territory of Ukraine,” the 2024 statement said.*

      *The Trump administration’s insistence on softening the language reflects a broader shift in US policy to describe the war as the “Ukraine conflict”, said two people familiar with the matter.*

      *Recent statements from the US Department of State use similar wording, including a readout from secretary of state Marco Rubio’s meeting with Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov in Riyadh that twice mentions “the conflict in Ukraine”.*

      *The change marks a departure from the language used by the Biden administration, which often used phrases such as “Russian aggression” in referring to the largest land war in Europe since the second world war.*

      *The dispute over the statement comes after a week in which Trump has flattered Putin, agreed to many of his demands regarding Russia’s war in Ukraine, and showed a willingness to normalise Washington’s relations with Moscow, dispatching senior US officials to meet senior Russian officials on Tuesday in Riyadh.*

      *Trump has also falsely claimed that Zelenskyy had an approval rating in Ukraine of just 4 per cent. A poll published this week showed that the president enjoyed 57 per cent support at home, up from 52 per cent in December, according to the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology.*

      *Putin has reacted warmly to the Trump administration’s overtures. “The US negotiators were totally different — they were open to a negotiating process without any biases or judgments about what was done in the past,” Putin said after the Riyadh meeting. “They intend to work together.”*

    2. Meshchera on

      That’s пиздец! Just when I thought I was used to this bullshit, it went to a new level

    3. Tight-Bumblebee495 on

      Lmao. At this rate, by the end of the year I expect US dropping bombs on Ukraine to protect poor Russia from that evil dictatorship.

    4. el_salinho on

      Can we stop calling it “trump administration” and call it a “regime” finally?

    5. eucariota92 on

      This is a friendly reminder that we have just been through one (1) month of Trump’s administration.

    6. ActualDW on

      And again…with the clock ticking Europe is all words and no actions.

      Send troops to Ukraine or sit down and shut up while the grownups deal with the problem.

      This is just sad. 😢

    7. DarrensDodgyDenim on

      Aiding and abetting. The US has gone full fascist rogue.

    8. WistfulWannabe on

      Hey now… Whatever happened to all that freedom of speech jazz VP Couch Fucker tried to lecture Europe about?

    9. totallyclips on

      When does this guy not have someone’s cock in his mouth

    10. Chef_RoadRunner on

      America has completely ceded any moral positions we ever had and it only took ….weeks. Disgusting.

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    12. CuckAdminsDkSuckers on

      The USA is a Nazi country that has just backstabbed its friends, allies and trading partners to help a foreign oligarch steal more money.

    13. allyolly on

      Extortion on this scale shouldn’t shock when it comes to Trump, but still… astonishing. This is what you get when electing an clinically antisocial individual for president. Thanks america.

    14. Serena-G on

      And I object to call the USA “bringer of democracy” in any statement.

    15. Hendrik_the_Third on

      Fuck this administration. I look forward to the day it gets taken down in a fiery blaze of revolution…
      Ah I know, that’s never going to happen.

    16. JimmyShirley25 on

      I feel no longer comfortable with US military presence in Europe. Time we close their bases.

    17. memenmemen on

      cause they don’t wanna be labeled that when they’re “forced” to attack whoever doesn’t need attacked

    18. UeueueTENTACION on

      the Putin-Musk fascist/anarcocapitalist administation

    19. SisterOfBattIe on

      Time to trade the dissolution of NATO and dismantling of USA bases in Europe for liberation of Ukraine.

      Putin would rather defeat NATO than keep a chunk of Ukraine. It will kill USA power projection, just as Trump desires!

    20. arjomanes on

      Is Marco Rubio the most disgusting pathetic worm in human history?

    21. Sorry-Inflation6998 on

      Remind all Americans of their treacherous attack on Saint Osama Bin Laden on September 11, 2001. The United States of America and all American citizens should be ashamed of their horrific behaviour on September 11, moving those towers into the path of friendly loving commercial aircraft, killing the innocent Muslim passengers on board, in a shameful act of racism against the Islamic world.

      Let’s see how the ignorant MAGA nazis feel about that…

    22. ParaSiddha on

      I mean, apparently Trump wants to invade Canada and Greenland so of course he’d rather not be considered the aggressor either…

      It’s another sign for current allies that they’ve lost one…

      Yet we also see Trump instigating a trade war against China while Russian state television provides play by play for nuking the country.

      Where is the greatness in any of this?

      The US has never been in a weaker position.

      Electing idiots with dementia was never going to have good results.

    23. -------7654321 on

      How many times does Trump have to be a cunt before allies simply just move on..

    24. Why tf do you think he’s siding with Russia over every other nation? It’s because Putin has something so egregious that he doesn’t have a choice

    25. reddittorbrigade on

      Donald Trump has been Russian agent for many years.

    26. What’s G7? Never heard of her.

      Have you met the new kid? G6…

    27. Mundane_Pin6789 on

      At this point, even if proof of Trump being a Russian agent comes out, enough Americans will refuse to believe it, and he will just carry on doing Putin’s bidding.

    28. Nannyphone7 on

      Sorry guys. We got duped into electing Putin’s puppet.

    29. shinxshin on

      I wonder what would they say or do if china invades taiwan at this point.

    30. Character_Lab5963 on

      Cause our president is compromised. He is a Russian asset. Stevie Wonder can see this

    31. Silly-Ad8796 on

      Why does the bully dictate what is said against Russia. He does not control the World. Stand up to this Tyrant

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