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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky criticized this decision, stating that the American shortfall in sanctions, easing of pressure on the aggressor, and financial rewards for Russian leader Vladimir Putin only encourage the Kremlin chief to carry out further attacks. #nafta #Trump #Rusko (translated)

Referring to Trump's words, who said that he is not "a big fan" of Zelensky and that it is harder for him to communicate with him than with Putin, the Ukrainian president replied that he is "very sincere" towards the leader of the USA and supports America as a strategic partner. #Zełenski #Ukraina #USA (translated)

Kamil Krilov wrote that he was waiting for something to finally happen to the Kremlin. He stated that the Frolov Tower would not be a significant military target, but its destruction and burning would symbolize the Russian promise of "Kyiv in three days" and Putin's success. #Kreml #Putin #Ukrajina (translated)

Jiri Jicha wrote that the fires in St. Petersburg continue to destroy what he believes are Kremlin funds intended for the war and that burning Russian oil will not become "Trump's diesel." He stated that Russian media reported on the ongoing fires at two fuel infrastructure facilities: at a maritime terminal for the export of oil products and at an oil storage facility used for storing fuel and transporting it in Russia. #Putin #Rusko #válka (translated)

The author of the entry expressed a longing for such an America, quoting the words of Mike Pence, presented as the vice president during Donald Trump's first term. Pence assessed that Trump's decision to suspend sanctions brought shame to Lindsey Graham's legacy and was not in the interest of the USA. He also wrote that Putin was a war criminal who understood only strength. #Ameryka #Trump #Putin #US (translated)

Henri Vanhanen wrote that according to The New York Times, Trump's negotiators had suggested increasing the purchase of Russian gas by Europe as a way to get Russia to stop its invasion of Ukraine. Vanhanen asked what else the Trump administration could still offer Vladimir Putin. According to Vanhanen, Europe had bought Russian gas worth billions of euros before 2022, but the revenue and influence Russia gained, as well as Europe's energy dependence, did not prevent Putin from invading Ukraine. He believed that Europe had sought to rid itself of Russian energy because the dependency had proven to be a serious geopolitical mistake. Restoring that would, in his view, be a gift to Putin and a setback for European security. Vanhanen wrote that peace could not be built by making war profitable business. He urged Europe to make it clear to Washington that European security and energy policy should not be used as a commodity in negotiations with Putin. https://t.co/c6meL6mr1T #Trump #Putin #energia (translated)

The recent advances of the Ukrainian army in the Donetsk region show that Russia is not invulnerable, and although Putin has not changed his strategic objectives, he has also not been able to achieve them, said Reserve Major General Meelis Kiili. #UkrainaSõda #Putin #DonetskiOblast (translated)

According to Major General reserves Meelis Kiili, the recent progress of the Ukrainian army in the Donetsk region shows that Putin has not achieved his strategic goals and that the Ukrainians have effectively organized their operations, despite Russia's ongoing attempts to advance. #UkrainaSõda #Putin #DonetskiOblast (translated)

President Volodymyr Zelensky stated in the "Meet the Press" program on NBC that aligning the U.S. with Russia would be a "historical mistake." "We are doing everything in our power to make this happen and for America's position to be strong and to help in approaching peace," Zelensky announced on platform X. "Since the American president announced an energy truce a week ago, Russia has intentionally attacked the Ukrainian energy and oil sector 76 times," Zelensky wrote on Sunday on platform X. In the interview for "Meet the Press," Zelensky said that this exception strengthens Putin's war against Ukraine at a time when Moscow is losing on the battlefield. "The message from the U.S. government was to limit the speed at which Ukrainian drones can fly," Zelensky said. Zelensky also revealed that the American side blocked intelligence sharing for three days during missile attacks, but that cooperation has now been renewed. "It is better to have partners who are open and clear than those who are killers, even if they have a smile on their face." When asked about Trump's statement that it is harder to work with him than with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Zelensky replied: "It is better to have partners who are open and clear than those who are killers, even if they have a smile on their face." Zelensky added that he wants to believe Trump and hopes that he will change his stance towards Putin. "I hope so." #Ukrajina #Trump #dronovi (translated)

"We are doing everything in our power to make it happen and to ensure that America's stance will be strong and contribute to the approach to peace that everyone except Russia has been waiting for for more than four and a half years." Zelensky said in a Sunday broadcast on the American station NBC that he hopes Trump will change his decisions and stance towards Putin. #Ukrajina #mírovéjednání #diplomacie (translated)