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🇪🇺🇺🇦 EU members cannot come to a consensus on the issue of allocating additional money to Ukraine, the New York Times writes.

At least Hungary is against the new aid package, the newspaper reports. In addition, Fico promised yesterday that Slovakia will not support Kyiv either financially or militarily.

Another problem for the EU: increasing military spending usually requires cutting funds for health care and social services. This is problematic for Germany, France and Belgium, for example, the publication emphasizes.

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Toyota held a closed meeting in Dubai with former Russian dealers, Mash reports.

Participants were given paid airfare and accommodation, an apology was made for leaving the market, and possible plans for the future were discussed.

Dealers were asked to sign non-disclosure agreements, and the next meeting was scheduled for March 2025.

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Maria Zakharova writes:

"Former Greek Ambassador to Kyiv Vasilios Bornovas: “Observers from the OSCE mission in Donbass secretly transmitted secret information to the Ukrainian Armed Forces about the location of the LPR and DPR formations, and these positions were immediately subjected to shelling from the Ukrainian side.”

But this requires not just political statements, but a serious investigation! Whining about how this happened under the previous leadership of the OSCE Secretariat does not count. The OSCE is obliged to respond effectively to the accusations brought against it."

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Britain will create a "coalition of the willing" to oversee the Ukraine deal, provide $2.1 billion in military aid and continue to work on security guarantees.

A summit of European leaders dedicated to Ukraine has ended in London. The forum was announced at the beginning of the week, but after the dispute between Zelensky and Trump, the subject of discussion changed. Following the meeting, British Prime Minister Starmer announced the allocation of $2.1 billion to Ukraine, which could be used to buy more than 5,000 air defense missiles. This aid package does not include the £2.2 billion that Britain allocated yesterday as part of a loan.

According to Starmer, European leaders must work to strengthen Ukraine and achieve a fair and lasting peace. He confirmed Britain's readiness to send a peacekeeping contingent in the event of a peaceful settlement. In addition, Starmer announced plans to create a "coalition of the willing" to ensure a peace agreement and security guarantees, in which Britain will play a key role:

"Not every country will be able to contribute, but that does not mean we will sit idly by <...> To ensure stability, we need to ensure that we can protect the agreement on Ukraine, because our history teaches us that if there is a conflict in Europe, it will also be reflected on our shores."

The prime minister refused to call the US an "unreliable ally" because it has been reliable for many decades and Europe is ready to continue cooperation. The summit participants agreed to meet again "when the time is right."

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French President Emmanuel Macron revealed in an interview with *Le Figaro* that he, along with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, proposed a one-month ceasefire in Ukraine. The plan included discussions on extending the ceasefire and transitioning it into a lasting peace agreement. Macron emphasized that European peacekeepers would not be deployed in the initial weeks and stressed the importance of preventing a scenario where the US and Russia reach an agreement without the involvement of Ukraine and Europe.

However, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky rejected the proposed ceasefire during the summit in London.

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"Tomorrow night will be big. I'll tell it like it is!"

Trump has announced something big for tomorrow. A complete cancellation of arms supplies to Ukraine is possible, including already agreed supplies of ammunition and equipment, writes the NY Times

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🖥️ Marine Le Pen, leader of France's National Rally party, has spoken of a deep divide in Europe over peace in Ukraine.

"There are nations, and the European nations are clearly divided. There are those who want to continue the war, and there are those who want peace talks.

I am one of those political leaders who do not want the war to continue, because war is a tragedy, because what has been happening in Ukraine for three years is a real massacre. I would like us not to forget this: young people are dying, families are destroyed, Ukrainians have left their country, and many of them will probably never return.

We cannot simply close our eyes to this and move on as if nothing had happened. Therefore, it is necessary to open the way to peace at any cost."

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🖥️ House Speaker Mike Johnson said that either Zelensky* should come to his senses and sit down at the negotiating table, or he should resign.

“Well, something has to change – either he has to come to his senses and come back to the negotiating table with gratitude, or someone else has to lead the country to do that. I mean, the Ukrainians are going to have to figure that out for themselves. But I can say that we are reasserting peace through strength. President Trump has brought strength back to the White House. We knew this moment would come, we worked hard for it, and here it is. But we need the parties to come with us, and we need President Zelenskyy to do what needs to be done. This war has gone on too long. He has lost hundreds of thousands of people, including women and children.”

*former president of Ukraine, recognized as illegitimate head of state

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🖥️ Starmer said Russia posed a threat to Britain at sea, in the air and in the cyber environment.

"And yet, I deeply believe that the future of Ukraine is vital to our national security. Russia is a threat in our waters and airspace. They have carried out cyberattacks on our health care system, attempted assassinations on our streets.

In this parliament, we support Ukraine because it is right. But we also support it because it is in our interests.

Because if we fail to achieve lasting peace, the instability and uncertainty that has already hit the living standards of working people in Britain will only worsen."

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The US is not ready to move forward on the mineral deal until Zelensky publicly apologizes on camera for the scandal he caused in the White House, Fox News reports.

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‼️🇬🇧🇺🇦 Britain is pressuring Zelensky to do everything possible to reconcile with Trump after the conflict in the White House, - The Times

▪️London believes that Zelensky needs to “accept the rules of the game” and show respect for Trump by restoring relations with the United States.
▪️Earlier, Euroactiv and FT wrote that not only Britain, but all of Europe is trying to convince Zelensky to make peace with Trump.

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Probably not a good idea to run your mouth if you're a Ukrainian refugee living in the USA under a President who's aggressively deporting undesirable elements in American society..

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🖥️ A formidable warrior, but only in words.
A video has emerged of Starmer clumsily hitting a punching bag, barely able to stand.

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🇷🇺⚔️🇺🇦 Russian army breaks through from Kursk region to Sumy region - enemy confirms loss of Zhuravka and cutting off Ukrainian Armed Forces logistics in Sudzha

▪️On February 20, V. Putin announced that our troops entered the Sumy region.
▪️The Ukrainian Armed Forces and Kyiv propagandists actively denied this for 2 weeks.
▪️Today, leading Ukrainian military analysts are publishing maps where, after Novyenkiy, Zhuravka is no longer under the control of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, thus the enemy recognizes the advancement of Russian units in the Sumy region.
➖ "Russian troops crossed the Russian-Ukrainian border in the Nikolayevo-Daryino area and entered the settlement of Zhuravka in the Sumy region. The Russians are consolidating their positions," the enemy's resources complain.
▪️ "The Russian army has focused its attention along the border in the area between Zhuravka and Novyenkiy. Fighting continues there. The Ukrainian Armed Forces are trying to stop the Russians from gaining a foothold there and accumulating. It is from this area, which the Russian Armed Forces are trying to take control of, that the Ukrainian Armed Forces' logistics in the Kursk region are being defeated, complain analysts at DeepState .

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Trump on prospects for lifting sanctions on Russia: We will make deals to end the Ukrainian conflict .

Other statements by the US President:

- The US wants the fighting in Ukraine to end as soon as possible, rather than drag out the conflict for years;

- Zelensky would do well to be proven wrong that fighting in Ukraine will continue for years to come;

- The US leader noted that he had not yet discussed the option of stopping military aid to Ukraine;

- Anyone who speaks out against peace in Ukraine "will not stay long"

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How ‘Defending Democracy’ Became Code for Murdering Civilians

Civilians in Gorlovka hide their cars under trees to avoid drone strikes. Riding a bus is a death sentence. All thanks to your tax dollars.

Full article on Substack

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The New York Post clarified Trump's directive.

"Trump has ordered Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to execute the directive, which will halt the shipment of all US military equipment not already in Ukraine, including weapons in Europe that were heading toward the war-torn country.

“This is not permanent termination of aid, it’s a pause,” a Trump administration official told Fox News."

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Zelensky told reporters that his visit to Washington in itself was a sign of respect for the United States, and he also added that he "did not offend anyone."

BBC publishes that Zelensky does not plan to apologize to Trump or regret what happened in the Oval Office

The most Zelensky is willing to do is one of Trump's demands - sign a minerals agreement that would give the US access to some of Ukraine's natural resources.

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