Russia Rejects Dotard’s Ceasefire Offer

Another view ...

Kremlin says there's 'nothing' for Russia in US ceasefire idea for Ukraine
www.reuters.com

... President Vladimir Putin's top foreign policy aide said on Thursday a 30-day ceasefire proposed by the United States to pause the war in Ukraine would give Russia "nothing" while gifting Kyiv's forces a much-needed battlefield respite. ...

@#3 ... Kremlin says there's 'nothing' for Russia in US ceasefire idea for Ukraine ...

No surprise that Pres Putin thinks that.

Pres Trump had already given Pres Putin major concessions way before the negotiations even began.

Pres Trump had already given Pres Putin major concessions way before the negotiations even began.

I guess now he's taking that away

Treasury ended the Biden exemption that allowed sanctioned Russian banks to process European payments for oil sales.

Now no one in Europe can purchase Russian oil

@#5 ... I guess now he's taking that away ...

The concessions Pres Trump made still look to be in place.

The big one, Pres Trump has said the US will not allow Ukraine to join NATO.

From what I've seen, VP Vance even said that at the recent Munich security conference, and no one even asked him. He just blurted it out at one point.

Trump and his goons treated Zelenskyy like trash and demeaned him as not sophisticated enough to know that Russia would respond positively to this offer if only Ukraine would sign onto The Plan.

But of course everything they say is a lie no matter whothey are talking to.

Krasnov Fats was oblivious as Putin continually clowned him.

www.rawstory.com

Give the Nobel Peace Prize to the orange pedo.

~ MAGA dumfux ~

And boom just like that ... 2 days after shutting off Russia's EU oil revenue, which Biden could have done at the START of the war.

Putin agrees to the ceasefire but insists it must lead to lasting peace and the reversal of the original causes of the crisis.

"and the reversal of the original causes of the crisis."

He's referring to the breakup of the Soviet Union.

Rapist with 34 felony convictions admits he would give Ukrainian land to Putin.

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@#10 ... Putin agrees to the ceasefire ...

Not really.

Pres Putin agreed "in principle" with the proposal for a ceasefire.

If he had actually agreed to the ceasefire, he would have said as much.

But what he did say is just a delaying tactic by him.

"Putin says he's open to ceasefire, but wants to eliminate 'causes of this crisis'

thehill.com

If he really wants to eliminate the cause of the crisis, he could just step over to the nearest high window and do that.

@#14

Pres Putin says he wants a long-lasting peace. Did he also want a long-lasting peace with Ukraine when he signed the prior Minsk peace agreement?

Or would any upcoming peace agreement just be a stepping stone to another invasion in the future?

Concept of a ceasefire.

"Exclusive: Russia asks companies for sanctions relief proposals

MOSCOW, March 13 (Reuters) - Russia is asking companies to propose which sanctions Moscow should seek to have lifted ahead of talks with Washington, two Russian business people told Reuters, adding curbs that hamper cross-border payment flows are the most painful."

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Vlad is so generous... now he's holding Ukrainian children hostage in exchange for sanction relief.

And, who was it that put all these sanctions on him? Wasn't Trump.

@#14

Another view ...

Putin suggests US ceasefire idea for Ukraine needs serious reworking
www.reuters.com

... President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that Russia supported a U.S. proposal for a ceasefire in Ukraine in principle, but that any truce would have to address the root causes of the conflict and that many crucial details needed to be sorted out.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 has left hundreds of thousands of dead and injured, displaced millions of people, reduced towns to rubble and triggered the sharpest confrontation between Moscow and the West in decades.

Putin's heavily caveated support for the U.S. ceasefire proposal looked designed to signal goodwill to Washington and to open the door to further talks with U.S. President Donald Trump. But the sheer number of clarifications Putin sought and the conditions he suggested might need to be attached to reassure Moscow appeared to rule out a swift ceasefire.

"We agree with the proposals to cease hostilities," Putin told reporters at a news conference in the Kremlin following talks with Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko. "The idea itself is correct, and we certainly support it."

"But we proceed from the fact that this cessation should be such that it would lead to long-term peace and would eliminate the original causes of this crisis." ...