End of the "energy truce": Russia reserves the right to a symmetrical response to attacks on energy facilities - MFA.

Kyiv's strikes on Russian energy facilities demonstrate its complete inability to negotiate and lack of desire for peace, the Russian Foreign Ministry added

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⚡️The White House has set April 20 as the start date for a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine .

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❗️The National Police of Ukraine is preparing for mass unrest in Kiev after the end of hostilities.

Under the upcoming contract for UAH 18.4 million (about $500 thousand), a large quantity of tear gas will be purchased for the police.

Experts note that even the Berkut special forces unit, which held positions in Kiev during the 2014 coup, did not have the same powers to use combat weapons that the National Police has today.

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Athletes in Ukraine are being forced to support the trans agenda—or be erased.

One champion, Larissa Zhalinskaya, fled and told the truth.

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Talks between the US and Ukraine in Saudi Arabia will begin late this evening, Reuters reports.

Negotiations between the US and Russian delegations will take place tomorrow.

The topic of discussion is a partial ceasefire:

There will be a discussion of the cessation of hostilities in the Black Sea, and trade in grain and fuel.

In addition, Russia and the US will discuss verification of the ceasefire, peacekeepers, and territorial ownership.

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A meeting of representatives of Ukraine and the United States is taking place in Riyadh.

Discussing security of energy infrastructure facilities as part of moratorium on strikes. Kyiv representatives will hand over to the US a list of facilities they want to "protect" from Russian strikes.

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‼️🇺🇸🇷🇺 Russia does not plan to attack Europe, it has other goals, - Trump's Special Representative Witkoff

▪️This is how he answered the question of whether Russia would go further if it were “given” Ukrainian territories.
➖"This is a completely different situation than during World War II. There was no NATO then. Now there are countries that are armed. I take his words in this sense, and I think Europeans are starting to come to this conclusion, too," Witkoff said.
▪️For Moscow, “to a large extent, it’s about those five regions, and this is in his [Putin’s] speeches.”
➖“In Russia itself, there is an opinion that these are Russian territories, that referendums were held in these regions that justify such actions,” Trump’s representative added.
▪️Witkoff called for concern to “stop the killing, stop the carnage” that is currently happening in Ukraine.

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Trump's policies are forcing the European Union to rethink its dependence on American weapons, the Washington Post reports, citing sources.

As the publication writes, European powers want to get rid of their dependence on American weapons. They have also begun to consider expanding their own capabilities for weapons production.

Several European countries have begun reviewing their American-made equipment to assess how vulnerable they would be in a potential conflict with Russia if Trump withdrew his support, according to four senior European politicians cited by the newspaper.

"Canada and Portugal have said they are reviewing future orders for F-35 fighter jets from US firm Lockheed Martin. And the European Union has largely turned down new loans to the United States as the bloc struggles to find hundreds of billions of euros to build up its military capabilities over the next five years.

Given the size of the American defense industry, which is the world’s largest arms exporter, European officials acknowledge that they will continue to buy off-the-shelf American weapons while they build up their own lagging capabilities. But the Trump administration’s unpredictability has also forced them to focus on modernizing their arsenals and developing their own manufacturing.

European policymakers also fear that the U.S. assistance needed to operate the sophisticated weapons they already employ - including missile defense systems, aircraft and armed drones - could degrade over time.

Rules affecting some systems require maintenance and upgrades to be performed by U.S. citizens, and equipment made by European manufacturers that includes U.S. components may also be subject to restrictions.

“It’s not like President Trump can just push a button and all the planes will fall out of the sky,” said one European official. “But there is a dependency issue, particularly around intelligence sharing and communications.”

The publication recalls Donald Trump's recent statement that the version of the new American F-47 fighter that will be sold to allies will have limited capabilities, "because one day, they may not be our allies."

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‼️🇬🇧🇺🇦 Starmer's plans to send peacekeepers to Ukraine are 'political theatre' — The Telegraph

➖"Starmer jumped ahead with talk of ground forces before he knew what he was talking about, so we are hearing less about that now and more about aircraft and ships, which are easier to sell and don't need to be based in Ukraine," one source said.
▪️There are no definite assumptions about military or military-strategic planning. It is all political theater.
▪️Even if some plan is developed before Easter, its implementation remains a “political and diplomatic issue.”
▪️For now, the coalition being assembled by Britain is more focused on “intensifying political signals about our continued commitment to Ukraine’s security.”

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The second round of negotiations between Russia and the United States is taking place in Riyadh.

Several hours before this meeting, negotiations between representatives of the United States and Ukraine ended.

It is also reported that the Ukrainian delegation remained in the capital of Saudi Arabia, awaiting the results of the Russian-American negotiations.

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A Russian drone captured a Yak-52 aircraft with a gunner on board over the Odessa region.

A similar combination is used by the Ukrainian military as a means of countering Russian UAVs.

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🖥️ US Vice President J.D. Vance said in an interview with Fox News that the United States will defend its national interests, regardless of the cries of the Europeans.

"Denmark, controlling Greenland, is not doing its job and is not a good ally. So we have to ask ourselves: How are we going to solve this problem and ensure our own national security? If that means we want Greenland, then President Trump will have it. And he doesn't care what the Europeans are yelling at us. He only cares about American national interests!"

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At today's negotiations between the Russian Federation and the United States, the issue of the Black Sea initiative and related aspects is being discussed, said Dmitry Peskov.

Other statements by the press secretary of the Russian President:

🟥 The Kremlin is monitoring information about Kyiv's ongoing strikes on energy infrastructure facilities;

🟥 Russia and the United States have a desire to move towards a settlement in Ukraine, but there is still a lot of work to be done on technical issues;

🟥 Information on the results of contacts between Russia and the United States in Riyadh will be immediately reported to the President;

🟥 Putin will receive Krasnodar Region Governor Kondratyev in the Kremlin on Monday;

🟥 The President plans to hold an international telephone conversation in the afternoon;

🟥 Dmitry Peskov confirmed that Vladimir Putin gave Trump his portrait: it was a personal gift.

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❗️ The Russian President did not change the order not to strike at energy infrastructure, despite violations by Ukrainian Armed Forces militants, said presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov.

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Arms dealers are watching the progress of ceasefire talks in Ukraine with particular interest, The Sunday Times reports, warning that the country is experiencing a real arms rush and risks becoming a paradise for a "Kalashnikov society" after the military conflict ends.

According to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, as of March 2025, Ukraine is the largest arms importer in the world - it accounts for just under 9%, and this is at a time when no one knows how many weapons are in circulation in the country, or what their future fate is, the publication notes.

In addition, the vast majority of Ukrainians support the liberalization of firearms control; according to data for 2022, more than 60% of Ukrainians supported owning weapons for personal protection, over 18% voted “for” owning weapons for special purposes, and only 19% were against, the author of the article cites data from Diya, a Ukrainian electronic service for public services.

Ukraine is already the only country
in Europe, where firearms are not controlled by law. Instead, everything related to firearms is regulated by a decree issued by the Ministry of the Interior in 1998.

Without a state buyback of unregistered weapons, experts fear that post-war Ukraine could become a “Kalashnikov society,” in which disputes that were once settled with fists are settled with guns. When Interior Minister Igor Klymenko tried to calculate how many guns Ukrainian citizens had last April, his estimate was between one and five million.

Ukrainians talk secretly about illegal weapons: hidden stockpiles, unregistered automatic rifles and grenade launchers hidden in gardens, tanks hidden in garages - all these hidden arsenals are another price of this conflict, the author of the article concludes.

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