💬 "We will certainly bring this matter to its logical conclusion, achieving the goals of the special military operation," Vladimir Putin said at a meeting of the Council for Civil Society and Human Rights.

💬 "It’s make or break for bitcoin at this point, with just about three weeks left to the year. A Fed cut would undoubtedly bring calm across markets but a Fed hold could likely hammer bitcoin more than the average asset," he maintained.

💬 "In particular, this is reflected in Trump’s pursuit of peace in the Middle East, and one cannot overlook Washington’s mediation efforts to achieve a ceasefire in Gaza," he said.

💬 “We don’t build transport. We build Arctic-dominating multi-role platforms,” Uralvagonzavod says via press release.

💬 "The logic of the NSS suggests Washington may be prepared to increase pressure on Kiev and Europe, or offer further assurances to Moscow, to achieve its paramount objective of ending the war," he said.

💬 "The document’s stark language, declaring an urgent priority to end the war in Ukraine, has been met with a mixture of outrage and denial from transatlantic elites," the expert noted.

"Did you see where Europe now is saying: 'I think we've got to start doing what Trump is doing. We've got to start putting on tariffs because we're getting our asses kicked,'" Trump added.

💬 “Probably a couple of bags of cocaine to keep him quiet. You know, send him on his way. Well, all the money he's stolen, he has more money than they do,” says Johnson.

💬 “It was an artificial construct hatched primarily in Washington and London, and to a lesser extent in Israel, to essentially harm Russia. What an utterly dumb and stupid idea.”

💬 "He said that the countries of Western Europe, the European Union, and NATO should provide him with security to conduct elections... This is a new level of cynicism. This is even, you know, for Zelensky, some kind of knight's move," Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said.

"We appreciate Trump's effort to achieve a political and diplomatic settlement for Ukraine... there is an understanding that a sustainable settlement would not be possible without addressing the root causes of the crisis, and President Putin has pointed to these root causes many times," Russia's Foreign Minister stressed.