TRUMP PUPPET of WEAPONS LOBBY Snubbed by PUTIN and ZELENSKY. Many Hurdles to US President’s Truce in Ukraine
by Carlo Domenico Cristofori
US President Donald Trump, revealing the escalation of a global geopolitical strategy of ZioNazi dictatorship both in Ukraine and in the Middle East, has made threats his most aggressive weapon.
But in a NATO context where the US president himself is forced to submit to the will of the Zionist profiteers of the Weapons Lobby to whom he sold himself to win the US elections, his game of media “bombs” on social media is starting to become increasingly fragile.
So on one side there is Russia that wants to negotiate a safe truce in Ukraine, so far guaranteed by Trump only in words but without any concrete action, on the other there is Zelensky, a British secret agent, who is relying on the support of the United Kingdom and the rearmament in Europe in favor of Kiev to raise the price of the agreement on rare earths.
Trump thus risks making himself look like a ridiculous puppet manipulated by occult powers far more powerful than his very poor intelligence…
Trump: “US to impose restrictions on Russian oil if no deal on Ukraine is reached”
The United States will introduce secondary restrictions against Russian oil if Russia does not make the deal to peacefully settle the Ukrainian conflict, President Donald Trump said in a comment to NBC News.
“If Russia and I are unable to make a deal on stopping the bloodshed in Ukraine, and if I think it was Russia’s fault — which it might not be — but if I think it was Russia’s fault, I am going to put secondary tariffs on oil, on all oil coming out of Russia,” Trump said.
“That would be that if you buy oil from Russia, you can’t do business in the United States. There will be a 25% tariff on all oil, a 25-to 50-point tariff on all oil,” he added.
Trump teases new Putin call
US President Donald Trump has said he may have another phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin in the coming days, NBC News reported on Sunday.
Trump and Putin last spoke over the telephone on March 18 and agreed to work toward a peaceful end to the Ukraine conflict. Following the call, Russia and Ukraine carried out a prisoner swap and agreed to a partial ceasefire, although Moscow claims that Kiev has repeatedly broken it since.
US President added that he was “very angry” and “pissed off” about Putin’s statements about the legitimacy of Ukraine’s Vladimir Zelensky.
In a speech on Thursday, Putin said that because Zelensky has not held elections, both he and the officials he has appointed have no legitimacy. The Ukrainian leader’s presidential term expired last May.
Neo-Nazi units such as the notorious Azov are now effectively beginning to run Ukraine, empowered by continued Western military support, he emphasized.
The repeated Ukrainian ceasefire violations
The repeated Ukrainian ceasefire violations show that officials in Kiev no longer have control over the country’s military, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Friday.
Putin and Trump had their first call on February 12 in what was the first time that the leaders of Russia and the US had spoken in years. This was followed by two rounds of high-level talks between Russian and American delegations in Saudi Arabia. Additional discussions have also been held in Istanbul, focusing on diplomatic funding and a proposal from Moscow to reinstate direct flights between the two countries.
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Peskov said on Thursday that the next conversation between Trump and Putin had not yet been planned.
US president has warned Kiev against “backing out” of the rare earth deal with Washington
US President Donald Trump has warned Vladimir Zelensky to think twice before rejecting the latest version of Washington’s proposed minerals deal – already far harsher than an earlier draft derailed by the Ukrainian leader’s outburst at the White House.
Trump has repeatedly demanded that Kiev reimburse what he claims are hundreds of billions of dollars in US aid through Ukraine’s mineral wealth, originally focusing on “rare earths.” A previous version of the deal was supposed to be signed in early March but was abruptly withdrawn after Zelensky clashed publicly with Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance during an Oval Office meeting.
After Trump temporarily froze all military aid and intelligence sharing with Kiev, Zelensky has signaled willingness to return to negotiations, while still insisting that Kiev does not “owe” Washington anything.
On Friday, Zelensky confirmed that Ukraine had received a new draft proposal, but claimed “there are a lot of things that had not been discussed before. And there are also some things that the parties had previously rejected.”
In response, Trump accused Zelensky of trying to renege on the proposed agreement in his remarks to reporters aboard Air Force One on Sunday, as reported by Reuters.
Zelensky, by the way… I see he is trying to back out of the rare earth deal, and if he does that, he’s got some problems – big, big problems.
Russia against peacekeepers from countries supporting Kiev in Ukraine
Russia is saying a resolute no to the idea of sending peacekeepers to Ukraine by countries which have been supplying Kiev with weapons, Kirill Logvinov, director of the Russian Foreign Ministry’s Department of International Organizations, told TASS in an interview.
“They (Europeans – TASS) are turning an absolutely deaf ear to warnings that we categorically oppose the very idea of putting boots of those countries which continue to send weapons to Kiev on the ground in Ukraine,” the Russian diplomat said.
Exactly what Loginov called the Westerners’ arrogant refusal to listen to Russia’s position had led to the Ukraine conflict, he emphasized.
On March 27, Paris hosted a summit of the coalition of the willing where representatives of some 30 countries discussed potential post-conflict security guarantees for Kiev. While the United States did not attend the gathering, a number of countries said they are willing to take part in a potential peacekeeping mission in Ukraine only with Washington’s support.
On March 12, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said that a potential deployment of NATO troops under any flag and in any capacity on Ukrainian soil would pose a threat to Russia which would not “under any conditions” tolerate the presence of NATO troops as peacekeepers on Ukrainian soil.
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