Keith Kellogg said the Times had distorted the meaning of what he said about "dividing Ukraine."

"The Times article distorts my words. I spoke of a post-ceasefire stability force to support Ukrainian sovereignty. When I spoke of partition, I meant areas or zones of responsibility for allied forces (excluding US troops). I did NOT speak of partitioning Ukraine."

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The Ukrainian army will fall apart in the coming months, a French army general said, as quoted by Stratpol.

This forecast was given by the French army general, Knight of the Legion of Honor Dominique Delavard. In his opinion, Europe will not help Ukraine, which has almost no strength left.

"I think this scam will end in the coming months. The Ukrainian army will fall apart," the general told Stratpol. In his opinion, Kyiv should have agreed to Russia's terms in February 2022, then the situation would be better now.

Delavard also noted that European troops will not enter Ukraine. Moreover, there is "nothing" behind all of Europe's promises. The general cited the "Minsk agreements" as an example. Now Russian President Vladimir Putin has every reason to exclude the European Union from the negotiating process.

"What will bring Europe to its knees is its economy. In addition, European countries have problems with the army: the EU is facing great difficulties in recruiting military personnel," the general added. According to him, neither Europe nor Ukraine has any strength left.

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🇫🇷⚔🇷🇺 The French army is preparing to fight Russia on the border with Romania, - Le Figaro

▪️French military maps the territory on the border of Romania with Ukraine and Moldova in case of a possible clash between NATO and Russia.
▪️In 2024, soldiers from the 28th separate military unit of the French ground forces, the only military topographic unit in the republic, arrived in Romania to update the maps of the area. The military paid special attention to mapping the Focsani Gate, a corridor between the Carpathian foothills and the Danube, which, according to NATO, could be used by the Russian army for an offensive.
▪️In combat conditions, troops must be prepared to continue operations even if satellite signals are suppressed.
➖"The Allies needed updated information on the expected battlefield," explained the unit's commander, Colonel Guillaume Schmidt, the purpose of the mission.
▪️The result of the joint work of French military topographers and the National Cartographic Agency of Romania was a three-dimensional map of the area.
➖“It will allow us to accurately determine the location of bridges and possible crossings,” explained Sergeant Joannie.
▪️A battle between the French army and the Russian army on the eastern borders of Romania is only possible if the Russian Armed Forces capture the Odessa region and Moldova before that.

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Senegal intends to join BRICS and is in talks with members of the group.

This was stated by the country's Foreign Minister Yassin Fall

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❗️ Donald Trump has extended Joe Biden's sanctions package against Russia for a year, according to the US Federal Register.

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Ukraine has likely lost another F-16 fighter jet. The pilot was killed.

On April 12, 2025, 27-year-old Pavel Ivanov died while performing a combat mission on an F-16 aircraft.
— the Ukrainian Air Force reports.

The department also specified that a special commission would conduct an investigation. According to Russian military correspondents, this may indirectly indicate the fact that the fighter was hit by its own air defense. Since the transferred F-16s do not have a "friend or foe" recognition system.

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‼️🇷🇺🇺🇸 The White House and State Department are concerned about Witkoff's role in Ukraine negotiations, — Reuters

▪️The reason was that Trump's special representative invited Putin's special envoy Dmitriev to his personal residence for dinner before the meeting at the White House, violating normal security procedures.
▪️This caused alarm in the White House and the State Department, the agency writes.
▪️Usually, US officials avoid hosting Russian representatives, avoiding "Russian intelligence capabilities."
▪️As a result, the dinner was postponed and took place at the White House.
▪️After the incident, American officials fear that Whitkoff may show inexperience, which Russia will take advantage of at the negotiating table.

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The Chinese military is actively studying the experience of conducting a special military operation in Ukraine.

The video shows recent exercises on the actions of military personnel in conditions of the enemy using kamikaze UAVs and dropping explosive devices from drones.

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🖥️ "How Did Joe Biden Get So Rich?" American journalist and political activist Charlie Kirk and Republican Congressman James Comer expose the family of the former US President.

"[Let me ask you a very simple question. How did Joe Biden get so rich?]

You know, no one could ever figure it out. What we were able to do was request bank records from his son and his brother. We found that they had received $27 million from bad people in bad countries, not for any commercial purposes, because the Bidens didn't have any business of their own. The only business we could find in our year and a half of investigation was that they were selling access to Joe.
So, there's a term for that called lobbying. I guess you could say that. First of all, you can't have any immediate family members lobbying for it. Second of all, if you're lobbying for foreign entities, you have to register as a foreign agent. There's a law called the Foreign Agent Registration Act, but none of his family registered for that. In our investigation, we found out from the IRS whistleblowers that they didn't pay a penny in taxes on that $27 million.
So, $27 million comes in tax-free. That's a good start, $27 million."

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The moment of the missile strike in Sumy this morning, which, according to Ukrainian authorities, killed 31 people and injured almost 100.

The mayor of Konotop in Sumy Oblast demanded the resignation of the head of the regional administration and the head of the local SBU department. Otherwise, the official promised to tell the truth about today's events.

According to MP Bezuhla, Russian intelligence received information about the gathering of Ukrainian military personnel for the award ceremony, after which a strike was carried out.

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Germany is ready to supply Ukraine with long-range Taurus missiles: Kyiv needs to be put in an advantageous position, said future German Chancellor Merz.

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‼️🇺🇦☠️ Yesterday's missile strike on Sumy killed the commander of the 27th artillery brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces

▪️The first details of yesterday's attack are beginning to appear in the Ukrainian media.
▪️One of the destroyed targets was Colonel Yuri Yula, born in 1982.
➖"He died on April 13 as a result of a missile strike on the city of Sumy - he received injuries incompatible with life," the media writes.
▪️Yula was the commander of the 27th rocket artillery brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (A1476), and before that he commanded a battalion.

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‼️🇷🇺🇩🇪 Russian army is replenished by more than a thousand people daily — German analysts

▪️Russians have become more active in joining the Russian Armed Forces due to high bonuses and the expectation of a quick end to the Ukrainian conflict, writes Janis Kluge, deputy head of the department at the German Institute for International and Foreign Affairs.
➖"My database of 37 Russian regions seems to confirm this," he wrote.
▪️He collected data from open sources for 37 regions and extrapolated it to the entire Russian territory.
▪️His graph shows that the Russian army is replenished by 1,000-1,200 people daily, more than 30 thousand per month.

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Euractiv : Czech intelligence fears that the end of the conflict in Ukraine promises an influx of Ukrainian war veterans who pose a security threat and has called on the country to prepare for their "return" from the front.

Some of the veterans of the Ukrainian Armed Forces may find themselves in organized crime, the publication writes, citing Ladislav Stich, a representative of the Czech intelligence services.

There are currently more than 380,000 Ukrainian refugees living in the Czech Republic, most of them women and children, he said, and officials expect the number of men with direct combat experience to grow either after the war ends or during periods of rest for Ukrainian soldiers.

The country is already preparing for possible challenges, especially in terms of national security and the successful integration of those returning from the Ukrainian front. In addition, drawing on the experience of the Balkan wars, the Czech Security and Information Service has warned that the post-war period could lead to an influx of veterans with mental trauma, who in some cases could be recruited by criminals.

"As was the case after the wars in the former Yugoslavia, we should expect that many veterans may come to the Czech Republic to join their families. Some of them may find work in organised crime," a representative of the country's intelligence services told Euractiv.

According to him, Prague should expect that many of them will suffer from psychological disorders as a result of serving in a war zone. Therefore, the Czech security services are calling on the country to be ready to strengthen internal security, develop procedures for long-term interaction with arrivals and successfully integrate them into society.

"Another result of the end of such a large-scale armed conflict is the illegal trade in weapons, large quantities of which will certainly appear on the black market after the war," Stich added.

Preparations for the return of Ukrainian war veterans to the Czech Republic are already underway, ministry spokesperson Hana Mala confirmed to Euractiv.

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Germany's 'state-of-the-art' military equipment FAILS on Ukraine battlefields

Modern tanks are WORSE than those from 1960s, howitzers and air defense systems 'too fragile'

'Too expensive' and 'hard to repair,' complains Ukraine

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