Ukraine accuses Moscow of ‘hollow statements about peace’ after latest attack
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Ukraine accused Russia of making “hollow statements about peace” after a missile strike in Sumy injured 88 people, including 17 children, amid US-Russia peace talks in Saudi Arabia.
Trump’s envoy, Steve Witkoff, claimed progress toward a 30-day ceasefire but faced backlash for pro-Russian remarks legitimizing Moscow’s staged referendums in four Ukrainian regions.
These votes, condemned as illegitimate by the West, led to Russia’s largest territorial seizure in Europe since World War II.
Ukraine remains skeptical of Moscow’s intentions, pointing to past instances where Moscow failed to honour its commitments.
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Ukraine accused Russia of making “hollow statements about peace” after a missile strike in Sumy injured 88 people, including 17 children, amid US-Russia peace talks in Saudi Arabia.
Trump’s envoy, Steve Witkoff, claimed progress toward a 30-day ceasefire but faced backlash for pro-Russian remarks legitimizing Moscow’s staged referendums in four Ukrainian regions.
These votes, condemned as illegitimate by the West, led to Russia’s largest territorial seizure in Europe since World War II.
Ukraine remains skeptical of Moscow’s intentions, pointing to past instances where Moscow failed to honour its commitments.
"Failed to honour" implies they've tried, which is not the case.
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Ukraine accused Russia of making “hollow statements about peace” after a missile strike in Sumy injured 88 people, including 17 children, amid US-Russia peace talks in Saudi Arabia.
Trump’s envoy, Steve Witkoff, claimed progress toward a 30-day ceasefire but faced backlash for pro-Russian remarks legitimizing Moscow’s staged referendums in four Ukrainian regions.
These votes, condemned as illegitimate by the West, led to Russia’s largest territorial seizure in Europe since World War II.
Ukraine remains skeptical of Moscow’s intentions, pointing to past instances where Moscow failed to honour its commitments.
Well, because it is.
Putin needs Ukraine to rebuild the the Russian Empire, nothing has changed on that front.
All of this ceasefire talk is nonsense.
Putin will obviously violate any deal when it is convenient for him to do so
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Ukraine accused Russia of making “hollow statements about peace” after a missile strike in Sumy injured 88 people, including 17 children, amid US-Russia peace talks in Saudi Arabia.
Trump’s envoy, Steve Witkoff, claimed progress toward a 30-day ceasefire but faced backlash for pro-Russian remarks legitimizing Moscow’s staged referendums in four Ukrainian regions.
These votes, condemned as illegitimate by the West, led to Russia’s largest territorial seizure in Europe since World War II.
Ukraine remains skeptical of Moscow’s intentions, pointing to past instances where Moscow failed to honour its commitments.
Which they have to spell out for us because trump is such a transparent tool of Putin all the MAGAt chuds have to be unpleasantly reminded his ridiculous attack of Zelenskyy is and was always bullshit.
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Summary
Ukraine accused Russia of making “hollow statements about peace” after a missile strike in Sumy injured 88 people, including 17 children, amid US-Russia peace talks in Saudi Arabia.
Trump’s envoy, Steve Witkoff, claimed progress toward a 30-day ceasefire but faced backlash for pro-Russian remarks legitimizing Moscow’s staged referendums in four Ukrainian regions.
These votes, condemned as illegitimate by the West, led to Russia’s largest territorial seizure in Europe since World War II.
Ukraine remains skeptical of Moscow’s intentions, pointing to past instances where Moscow failed to honour its commitments.
If Russia wanted peace they wouldn't be committing war crimes bombing civilians.
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If Russia wanted peace they wouldn't be committing war crimes bombing civilians.
If Russia wanted peace, they would pack up and go home.
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