Cristian Tudor Popescu: “At Trump's urging:” Vladimir, Stop! “, Putin replies:” Come on, don't you go from circulation? “”
Cristian Tudor Popescu, photo: Inquam Photos / Bogdan-Ioan Buda
“Ukraine, between two butchers,” writes the newspaper Cristian Tudor Popescu, on Saturday, on Facebook, about the peace discussions that are held by the US and Russia.
“With a slaughter, Trump flows peace: he says that Russia has offered enough in negotiations, as” no Ukraine “, writes Cristian Tudor Popescu on his Facebook page.
He continues: “That is, not because of the hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian military and civilians who died resisting the wild attacks on the whole of Ukraine, starting with Kiev, since February 2022, but the greatness of Putin, the Ukrainian state has another 4/5 of Ukraine. Ukrainian civilians, solved every day with dead and injured ”.
“At Trump's urge:” Vladimir, Stop! “, Putin replies:” Come on, don't you get drunk? “, Because, not, the Kremlin friend just wanted to fry in the sun on a beach in Crimea, no occupying Ukraine, so he sent about 1 million.
CTP writes that he thinks that “the Ukrainians have become more difficult to endure the words with which Trump shoots than the Russians' bombs.” “God was avoiding to be a Romanian politician or diplomat and now I have the patriotic duty to run away to kiss this …” he concludes.
Last week, after Russian attacks with drones and rockets carried out by Russian forces on Kiev, US President Donald Trump was declared “unhappy” by the actions of Russia with which he is discussing fire in Ukraine.
“I am not satisfied with the Russian blows on Kiev. They are not necessary and they came at a very bad moment. Vladimir, stop! 5000 soldiers a week. Let's conclude the peace agreement!” Trump wrote on his social network, Social Truth.
After the American President Steve Witkoff's envoy was met in Moscow on Friday with Russian President Vladimir Putin to discuss the US plan to end the Ukraine war, Trump said the two parties are “very close to an agreement”, despite the apparent differences between their positions.
Also on Friday, in an interview with Time magazine, Donald Trump said the Peninsula “Crimea will remain in Russia.” This is while his administration is pressuring Ukraine to accept a peace agreement that Kiev and his European allies consider disadvantageous.
