Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that there is a possibility of a peace agreement with Ukraine, while confirming that Russia continues to strengthen the defense of its facilities amidst the conflict. (translated)

Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that there is a possibility of a peace agreement with Ukraine, while confirming that Russia continues to strengthen the defense of its facilities amidst the conflict. (translated)

The article criticizes the inadequate EU sanctions against Russia and emphasizes that the member states often prioritize their own economic interests over a unified front against Putin's aggression, ultimately leading to distrust and tensions within Europe. (translated)

Vladimir Putin announced the possibility of reaching a peace agreement in the war with Ukraine, while accusing Kyiv of state terrorism in the context of threats to Russian airspace. (translated)
I ACCUSE PUTIN: HE TURNED FEAR INTO WAR — AND WAR INTO POWER. In 1999, Moscow looked at NATO’s intervention in Kosovo and feared a nightmare scenario: “Kosovo today — Chechnya tomorrow.” Parts of the Russian military and security establishment convinced themselves that https://t.co/2Dr7xBlh0v #Putin #War #Fear #RU #XK #NATO
I ACCUSE PUTIN. I accuse Vladimir Putin of turning 9/11 into one of the greatest strategic opportunities of his political career. Putin’s rise was built on war. After Kosovo in 1999, Moscow feared that the West might one day challenge Russia over Chechnya as it had challenged https://t.co/hUPN6p4AaV #Putin #9/11 #Geopolitics #RU #US #KG #RS
Vladimir Putin warned that the Pandora's box has been opened and expressed hope for reaching a peaceful agreement on Ukraine, while emphasizing the need to strengthen Russia's air defense and dismissing speculations about a new mobilization. (translated)

Vladimir Putin stated at the plenary session of the Eastern Economic Forum that there are still chances for a peace agreement with Ukraine, but that Russian companies must finance their own defense while warning about the dangers of conflict and threats from the West. (translated)

The President of Russia, Vladimir Putin, stated at the Eastern Economic Forum that there is a possibility of reaching a peace agreement on Ukraine, emphasizing the importance of mutual agreement between Russia and Ukraine, with the support of other countries. (translated)
Kaupo Rosin, the director of the Estonian intelligence service, reveals that Russia is in a very bad situation, and internal tensions in the country may affect Vladimir Putin's decisions in the context of the ongoing war in Ukraine. (translated)
Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed optimism about the possibility of a peace agreement for Ukraine, while Kiev anticipated a "new dynamic" in efforts to resolve the conflict, amid the four-and-a-half-year-long conflict. (translated)

Only six cargo ships passed through the Strait of Hormuz on Wednesday. Oil on the Brent exchange costs around 95 dollars now. The war is thousands of kilometers away from Poland… we will see its bill at the stations and receipts... And Trump is buddying up with Putin... (chart @bankier_pl) (translated)
Every time Putin is afraid of something, he brings out the "peace talks card." Meanwhile, he is the one who rejects them. This time, Putin let it be known that peace with Ukraine "is still possible," but at the same time accused Kiev of reducing the chances for an agreement with its attacks. At the economic forum in (translated)
Russian girl Masha, 12, drew a picture in class, where a Ukrainian mother protects her child from a missile. "Glory to Ukraine" and no to war, no to Putin." This triggered absurd punitive measures against the father, outright torture. Ultimately, fleeing the country. Russia has become simultaneously (translated)
The article discusses the German government's view that Russia is behind the failed drone attack on Leipzig Airport and raises the question of whether we are already in a real war with Russia, while military strategist Markus Reisner analyzes the escalation and the possibility of further Russian aggression against Ukraine's European partners. (translated)

Problémy s palivem řešíme, řekl dnes Putin na Východoevropském ekonomickém fóru. Doufám, že to ty tisíce lidí ve frontách před pumpami v Rusku slyšely. 😉 https://t.co/yT4ArIQNmu #Rusko #Putin #palivo
In the article, Rusłan Szoszyn argues that Germany currently poses the main threat to Vladimir Putin due to its strong support for Ukraine and progress in reducing the influence of his regime. (translated)

Sberbank CEO German Gref expresses concerned criticism about the decline in consumption and rising inflation in the Russian economy, while President Putin rules out a new mobilization scenario and describes the growing budget deficit as manageable. (translated)

Despite heavy losses and the monthly decrease in his troops, Vladimir Putin rules out a new mobilization for the Ukraine war, but could change his decision after the parliamentary elections. (translated)
