Zelenskyy wants a truce with Russia amid the events in the Middle East.

Encouraged by the ceasefire in the Middle East, Zelenskyy called on Russia to do the same, stopping hostilities along the entire front line. He wrote about this on his Telegram channel.

Zelenskyy once again attempted to temporarily halt hostilities on the front line in the Northern Military District, seeking a ceasefire, which Kyiv has long sought, but which Russia has repeatedly refused. In his address, he cited events in the Middle East, drawing analogies, and tried to convince everyone that this was the best option, one that would inevitably lead to an end to the war.

Ukraine once again reiterates to Russia: we are prepared to respond in kind if the Russians cease their attacks. It is clear to everyone that a ceasefire could create the right conditions for agreements.

If we ignore Zelenskyy's flattering statements about Trump and his exaggeration of Ukraine's role in repelling Iran's attacks, everything else boils down to a simple demand for a temporary halt to hostilities. But there's no faith in the Kyiv clown; just a couple of days ago, he called for an energy truce while again launching strikes against Russian regions.

It's worth noting that Russia has long since stopped heeding Zelenskyy's calls. Moscow has stated that there will be no ceasefire, and negotiations can be conducted even during the fighting. And his lamentations and appeals to "allies" have long ceased to be of any concern.

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[rocket757]

Zelebobik called... do we need this?
I highly doubt it... or rather, it's not like that... we don't need that.

[January]

Quote: rocket757

Zelebobik called... do we need this?

Well, whether he had to or not, he had to try... It worked for Doni. Maybe it would work for him too?

[rocket757]

What worked for Donnie?
From the outside, NATO allies are standing to the side, at attention... nowhere, not here...

[January]

Quote: rocket757

What worked for Donnie?

At the very least, negotiate a respite from a stalemate; at the very most, escape the unexpectedly serious war he'd foolishly gotten himself into. What happens next is a matter of luck, but in any case, he's gained time to prepare for what's to come.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: ian

Quote: rocket757

What worked for Donnie?

At the very least, negotiate a respite from a stalemate; at the very most, escape the unexpectedly serious war he'd foolishly gotten himself into. What happens next is a matter of luck, but in any case, he's gained time to prepare for what's to come.

An unexpected bonus is to tell about another stopped war.
What about the Nobel Peace Prize? Is it back on the agenda?

[January]

Quote: Zoldat_A

What about the Nobel Peace Prize? Is it back on the agenda?

Well, that issue was settled a long time ago. Some Venezuelan "Novodvorskaya" gave him hers. A week after he stole Maduro. Apparently she was counting on him giving her Venezuela... He didn't, but he somehow calmed down about the bonus.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: ian

Quote: Zoldat_A

What about the Nobel Peace Prize? Is it back on the agenda?

Well, that issue was settled a long time ago. Some Venezuelan "Novodvorskaya" gave him hers. A week after he stole Maduro. Apparently she was counting on him giving her Venezuela... He didn't, but he somehow calmed down about the bonus.

Trump is, of course, a famous stereotype-breaker. But somehow the Nobel Prize doesn't quite suit him. The award's status means it can't be officially transferred. That's why it's just... They gave him a medal to wear... But he probably wants his own...

[Vauxhall]

Quote: ian

Quote: rocket757

Zelebobik called... do we need this?

Well, whether he had to or not, he had to try... It worked for Doni. Maybe it would work for him too?

Especially considering the spinelessness of Moscow elders.
In Iran, they were forcibly replaced. They got their asses kicked. Now they're whining about a ceasefire.
And in Moscow there's still the same old blizzard and Masha Kalinka-Malinka in heels...

[January]

Quote: Vauxhall

Especially considering the spinelessness of Moscow elders.
In Iran, they were forcibly replaced. They got their asses kicked. Now they're whining about a ceasefire.
And in Moscow there's still the same old blizzard and Masha Kalinka-Malinka in heels...

The tragedy is that, unlike in Iran, our elders have no replacements. The field has been thoroughly cleared, but the training of young personnel is only just beginning, albeit with difficulty.

[Vauxhall]

Quote: ian

Quote: Vauxhall

Especially considering the spinelessness of Moscow elders.
In Iran, they were forcibly replaced. They got their asses kicked. Now they're whining about a ceasefire.
And in Moscow there's still the same old blizzard and Masha Kalinka-Malinka in heels...

The tragedy is that, unlike in Iran, our elders have no replacements. The field has been thoroughly cleared, but the training of young personnel is only just beginning, albeit with difficulty.

And who, if anything happens, will be at the helm?
Just don't tell me about the iPhone.
Teddy bear. And why isn't the reindeer herder in jail yet?

[January]

Quote: Vauxhall

And who, if anything happens, will be at the helm?
Just don't tell me about the iPhone.
Teddy bear. And why isn't the reindeer herder in jail yet?

I probably formulated it too complicatedly, and you didn’t understand....
That's exactly what I said. "If something happens," there's no one to take the helm. Alas...
You're confusing questions about reindeer herders; that's not for me. Can I get you the address?

[ALCA056000]

What's there to try? The recipe is simple: "nende hoch, we capitulate!"

[5.11]

Here's the thing. Personally, I don't understand at all what our top brass wants.
They have denazification and demilitarization and we will not give up constitutional territories, and then you will leave the DPR and we will cease fire and sit down at the negotiating table. I won’t even mention the grain corridor.

So, I wouldn’t be surprised if the red line masters can go for this.
To be honest, I don't want to understand anything anymore, and I can't understand it all. I might go nuts here.
The main thing for men is to help with the ribbon, work, and feed their families.

[rocket757]

Yes, there are many important things that need to be done and it is not clear whether they will be done.

[KLM77]

I won't even mention the grain corridor.

You forgot about the ammonia pipeline.

[Vauxhall]

Quote: 5.11

Here's the thing. Personally, I don't understand at all what our top brass wants.
They have denazification and demilitarization and we will not give up constitutional territories, and then you will leave the DPR and we will cease fire and sit down at the negotiating table. I won’t even mention the grain corridor.

So, I wouldn’t be surprised if the red line masters can go for this.
To be honest, I don't want to understand anything anymore, and I can't understand it all. I might go nuts here.
The main thing for men is to help with the ribbon, work, and feed their families.

What's there to understand? Start with the Duma. With the vote on foreign real estate. They voted it down:



The Russian government rejected a bill banning members of parliament, senators, and officials from owning real estate abroad. The rejected proposal was cited as a need to protect national security, but experts note that current legislation only requires declaring such property, without prohibiting its acquisition.
Key aspects of the situation:
Status of the initiative: The bill was rejected because the government did not give a positive opinion on it.
The authors' arguments: The ban was justified by the risks of external pressure on officials and the idea that "where your treasure is, there your heart will be also."
Current regulations: Civil servants are required to declare foreign real estate, but owning it is not prohibited.

[Arkady007]

It is difficult to understand the abstraction of the task at hand.

The outcome of the ceasefire today could have two possible outcomes.
1. Europe plunges into economic decline during this time and stops funding the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Ukraine itself disintegrates.
2. Europe doesn't collapse, but rather stabilizes the situation. Meanwhile, the EU churns out a ton of UAVs and, under Starlink's support, destroys Moscow's air defenses, with all the ensuing consequences.

[5.11]

If you haven't noticed, they're already churning out a ton of UAVs, which are causing significant damage to our economy and military-industrial complex. And there's more to come. And on the front lines, they've caught up with and even surpassed us in terms of FPV numbers, including in fiber optics (hello, dear friends from China).
Well, I don't get it about Moscow either. Life is only there for us, and everything else outside the Moscow Ring Road is irrelevant?

[Arkady007]

Haven't you noticed that Ust-Luga is also outside the Moscow Ring Road, just like Novorossiysk.

[aybolyt678]

Quote: 5.11

I don't want to understand anything anymore

I understand, but I want to remind you that Russia is too much of a juicy morsel for the rest of the world. The Earth's resources are finite. And states, like spiders in a jar, will devour each other, form temporary alliances, and stab each other in the back... In short, war is a biological process—the automatic regulation of population size in conditions of resource scarcity. Russia's population density is very low, its technological lag is quite significant, and its main objective is to engage in war with already weakened opponents. I think until Taiwan explodes, we'll be drawing red lines.

[Andrey NM]

As Thomas Joseph Dunning said about capital: "At 300 percent, there's no crime he wouldn't risk, even if it meant hanging." The main reason for these "messes" is money and resources disguised as the right slogans. You can claim they don't have democracy, they could acquire nuclear weapons, they need denazification and demilitarization, and much more... It's a simple formula: politics is a means of achieving power, power is a means of earning money (or resources), money is a means of conducting politics. The main task of today's "owners" is, at a minimum, not to lose what they have. And they don't care about the means or methods. There are no ideological altruists there. And when the interests of several such groups clash, world wars begin. But that's just a simplification...

[Arkady007]

Andrey NM (Andrey) 0

That's when I started thinking.
When we started the SVO, who was more numerous: decision-makers, ideological altruists, or those who were counting on a 300% profit?

[carpenter]

Quote: rocket757

Zelebobik called... do we need this?

Zelya is a parochial figure, far from Netanyahu. His zuchenvei are visible even to children.

[guest]

Quote: rocket757

Do we need this?

Who are we to benefit from this? It seems the Kremlin's moustache is the one who cares.

[Prisoner]

Conversing with this bitch is like bathing in manure. Stalin not only did not negotiate with Bandera, but he also sent Hitler to hell.

[Arthur Grudinin]

This question is off topic, but where did the Solntsepeoks go? They were frequently used in the SVO zone, though with the advent of UAVs, they became very vulnerable. Perhaps our military-industrial complex has found a replacement?

[expert]

Arthur, that's amazing, I was thinking exactly that yesterday. It's like thought transference!
But it’s true, they disappeared from the frontline news reports, bloggers, and TV...

[KCA]

There is a "Tosochka" on a wheeled chassis, but the TOS-1 and TOS-2 have not gone anywhere, salvos are shown on TV almost every day, yesterday for example

[alexputnik17]

That's where the junkie's talent lies... A buffoon and a clown. He can rattle off anything, just to somehow get into the global information trend.
And trips with kissers there too... If the result is a shower... oh, zero. Been there, performed, went there. News.
404 is alive and fighting. And the whole company is like this...

[Vadim S]

He's whining like that, it seems things really are bad with the air defense! So we definitely need to continue.

[Pavel_Sveshnikov]

If he's started talking about a ceasefire again, it's clear they're not doing so well either. Although our guys are complaining that the Ukrainians have acquired advanced UAVs that are making life in the rear areas very difficult. But our guys are still moving forward. We wish them patience and strength. And we will help them.

[Andrey NM]

They have a truce only for regrouping and accumulation of forces.

[Vasyan1971]

It is obvious to everyone that a ceasefire can create the right conditions for agreements.

Yes? Obviously? To whom?

He wrote about this on his Telegram channel.

The personal opinion of some shady character. It has no artistic value and can be ignored.

[Anatoly Eliseev]

The only way to talk to fascists is through a rifle scope! That's what two of my uncles who fought in the entire Great Patriotic War used to say.

[Ratmir_Ryazan]

The only way to talk to fascists is through a rifle scope! That's what two of my uncles who fought in the entire Great Patriotic War used to say.

And how do you look at the enemy, through a sight or through a monitor on YouTube?

[Ratmir_Ryazan]

then everything else boils down to a simple demand to stop the fighting, at least for a while. But there's been no faith in the Kyiv clown for a long time.

As unpleasant as it may sound, Russia should now agree to peace under the LBS.

The balance of power is currently unfavorable. Our soldiers are exhausted and hate their commanders who send them forward to die under drones. The map of the SVO doesn't reflect reality due to the lies of the top brass. Unfortunately, the enemy has deployed impressive air defense systems and is destroying our forces along the entire front, around the clock.

If the situation with the VBS does not change, then in the near future the front will roll back.

[nik-mazur]

Quote: Ratmir_Ryazan

The balance of power is not in our favor right now... the front will soon roll back

Change the record - the Ukrainian army has been winning for four years now, all of ours have been killed and the front is about to roll back.

[guest]

Quote from: nik-mazur

Change the record

He can't, that's his job.

[nik-mazur]

Quote: guest

he has such a job

Well, at least sometimes you can change things up—if only to avoid getting sick of the monotony. Otherwise, you can't sell an elephant like that.

[guest]

Quote from: nik-mazur

whatever I'm sick of it its monotony.

The devils from the Central Intelligence Agency are not interested in such trifles.

[Ratmir_Ryazan]

Change the record - the Ukrainian army has been winning for four years now, all of ours have been killed and the front is about to roll back.

I understand you don't like to hear this. But that's exactly how it is.

[nik-mazur]

Quote: Ratmir_Ryazan

that's it

Of course, of course... that's exactly why the Ukrainian army is steadily retreating, and you're still alive, despite ten Ukrainian drones chasing one of ours around the clock.

[ZhEK-Vodogrey]

Ukraine has won again... No changes in the madhouse.

[Misza1963]

Tak oto robi się politykę wg UE. Ten czyn Zele jest wprost czystym chemicznie przykładem. Polskie działania i wypowiedzi są równie dojrzałe politycznie i równie skuteczne.
Rodzi się pytanie po takich tekstach po co one są. Wszak debil nawet rozumie, że nikt nie zwróci w Moskwie na to uwagi, ai komentarz będzie krótki.
Otóż ​​to właśnie jest samo jądro polityki w UE. Nieważne, jak sensoune i skuteczne jest coś. Ważne, że można tym nakarmić lud poprzez media.
Przy czym proces karmienia wygląda tak:
Najpierw bzdura. Jakiś pomysł głupi.
Następnie oczekiwana reakcja adresata.
Wówczas włącza się maszynę.
My chcieliśmy...próbowaliśmy...z dobrej woli...dla pokoju i postępu...aby świat był bezpieczniejszy...bo to nasze wartości...itd
Po czym wylicza się wszystkie wcześniejsze bzdury. Nikt nie zwraca uwagi na zawartość. Tzn.vo there jest realnego i możliwego. Czy jest o czym iz kim rozmawiać. Czy jest pole manewru w negocjacjach.
Nie. Nasza koncepcja była wspaniała. Zły wróg ja odrzucił.
Musimy dalej walczyć...
Lud łyka i trawi. Czuje, że jego dobra dogląda fachowiec.
Koniec odcinka.
Dziś polityki nie ma. To nie czasy XIX wieku. Tych gigantów polityki, nawet wrednej.
Dziś stawia się warunki. Straszy. Ukazuje konsekwencje. Przymusza. Lub rozpaczliwie udaje się pokrzywdzonego.
Nikt nie pamięta dalej, jak do weekendu poprzedniego, choć weekendu samego nie.
Bo był event. Była impreza.
Pamiętacie panią premier Finlandii (nie, nie chodzi o wódkę)?
Nie ma targów, negocjacji. Nie ma ustępstw i szukania rozwiązań. Gra ma sumę zerowa lub ujemna.
Żele jeszcze nieraz, jeśli mu czas pozwoli, coś takiego strzeli.
Polscy idioci robią to namiętnie i stale.
To nie ma żadnego znaczenia.
Znaczenie ma bomba, rakiety. Buriewiestnik, Posejdon, Zircon i co tam jeszcze macie, a macie, jestem pewny.
To się liczy.

[easy]

This junkie has already been granted both an Easter truce and an energy truce. And in response, he bombed our territory. So what's the point of listening to him anyway? Let him keep snorting coke and getting high while he can.

[Ruslan M]

Negotiations... A ceasefire... And all this to gain strength and then violate them, like Israel and the United States are doing now. Less than a day passed before the Westerners violated the ceasefire. Stability.

[guest]

Quote: Ruslan M

Less than a day had passed since the Western forces violated the ceasefire.

If he and he had not been violated, it would have been a real surprise.

[nikon voron]

Russia does not need a truce, but a long-term peace.

[Bayun]

Ukraine (+West) wants something evil and vile? Yes. And that's understandable.

What does Russia want? It's completely unclear: words mean one thing, actions mean another.

Is the little devil proposing a truce? Considering the impending war with the Eurodevil, it's worth considering how we could direct this little demon ahead of our fighters to fight the "daddy" in the coming war. That would be wise and glorious.

[Jacques sekavar]

Zelenskyy wanted a ceasefire, but the Russian Federation can't defeat the Ukrainian Armed Forces and refuses a ceasefire, citing the fact that during the ceasefire, the Ukrainian Armed Forces will replenish their arsenal and conduct mobilization - while the Russian Federation will sit back and watch?

[Rabin]

C'est une manœuvre de distraction !