Ehk siis Tiblastani diktaator ütles otse välja, et kuna ta ei aktsepteeri demokraatlikult valitud (!) riigi valitsust, siis pole Tiblastan valmis ka rahu sõlmima. Huvitav kas Donald koos oma kambajõmmidega ka sellest aru saab?
Ukraina pere väikese päikesepaneelide komplekti abil toodetud elektriga süüa tegemas…
Oraanži esindaja witkoff on veremaal putlerit moosimas, 4h kohtumine oli lausa. Samas teine tegelane kellogg avaldas arvamust the Timesi intervjuus (mille pärast väitis eksitus olevat), et Ukraina tuleks kontrolli-piirkondadeks jagada u. nagu Berliin peale 2MS.
General Keith Kellogg, a leading figure in US efforts to end the three-year war, suggested that British and French troops could adopt zones of control in the west of the country as part of a “reassurance force”, with Russia’s army in the occupied east. Between them would be Ukrainian forces and a demilitarised zone.
Kellogg said the Anglo-French-led force west of the Dnipro river would “not be provocative at all” to Moscow. He said Ukraine was a big enough country to accommodate several armies seeking to enforce a ceasefire. Russia’s army could remain in the occupied east. “You could almost make it look like what happened with Berlin after World War Two”, the paper quoted him as saying. Kellogg later took to social media to say the article had “misrepresented” what he said.
Eurooplased vahepeal teatasid 21 jardist sõjalisest abist Ukrainale.
The Times said that, during an interview with the paper, Kellogg had proposed British and French troops could adopt zones of control in the west of Ukraine as part of a “reassurance force”.
Russia’s army, he reportedly suggested, could then remain in the occupied east. “You could almost make it look like what happened with Berlin after World War Two”, the paper quoted him as saying.
Kellogg later took to social media to say the article had “misrepresented” what he said. “I was speaking of a post-ceasefire resiliency force in support of Ukraine’s sovereignty,” he wrote on X, adding: “I was NOT referring to a partitioning of Ukraine.”
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/crm3kxxx8x9o
Less than 48 hours after dining with a negotiator sent by Russian President Vladimir Putin in Washington last week, Steve Witkoff, the U.S. special envoy leading talks with Moscow, sat down with President Donald Trump in the White House and delivered a clear message.
The fastest way to broker a ceasefire in Ukraine, said Witkoff, was to support a strategy that would give Russia ownership of four eastern Ukrainian regions it attempted to annex illegally in 2022, two U.S. officials and five people familiar with the situation told Reuters.
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Meedias on teateid Ukraina F-16 piloodi hukkumisest täna. Detaile ei ole avaldatud aga on viide lahinguolukorrale.
“Today, sadly, Captain Pavlo Ivanov died in battle on an F-16. He was 26 years old. My condolences to his family and all of Pavlo’s comrades,” said President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Aasta alguses võttis Ukraina parlament vastu määruse roheenergeetika kasutuselevõtmiseks ja arendamiseks. Sellega loodetakse muuta energiasektorit sõjaaja tingimustele vastupidavamaks.
Ilmselt Venemaa mõju all.
https://arvamus.postimees.ee/8227033/partnerlus-ukraina-soja-salajane-ajalugu
Pikk ja põhjalik ülevaade Ukraina-USA koostööst. Mina toon muidugi välja alltoodud lõigu, aga palju on ka muud huvitavat.
Värdjad pommitavad tsiviilelanike.
https://www.delfi.ee/artikkel/120370252/venemaa-pommitas-sumo-kesklinna-ballistiliste-rakettidega-hukkunute-arv-ulatub-kumnetesse
Video kohapealt. 
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Vseviov:
Puutja peas eksisteerib Ukraina vaid Venemaa osana.
Balti riigid sinna raamistikku ei kuulu.
(3ndik rahvast elab tarbimise katmiseks võlgu)
WSJ: Ukraine is under pressure to respond this week to a series of far-reaching Trump administration ideas for how to end the war in Ukraine by granting concessions to Russia, including potential U.S. recognition of Russia’s 2014 annexation of Crimea and excluding Kyiv from joining NATO.
The ideas were outlined in a confidential document presented by senior Trump administration officials to their Ukrainian counterparts in Paris on Thursday.
U.S. move to recognize the Russian seizure of the Crimean Peninsula in 2014 would reverse a more than decade of American policy from both Democratic and Republican administrations. In 2018, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who served during the first Trump administration, denounced Russia’s annexation of Crimea as a threat to “a bedrock international principle shared by democratic states: that no country can change the borders of another by force.” The U.S. Congress has passed legislation opposing U.S. recognition of Russia’s annexation of Crimea.
Yet another U.S. idea, Western officials said, calls for designating the territory around the nuclear reactor in Zaporizhzhia as neutral territory that could be under American control. The plant would then presumably feed power to both Ukrainian territory and regions that Moscow has conquered since its invasion.
The ideas put forth fall short of some Russian demands. They wouldn’t concede that Russia has a legal right to control 4 regions in the eastern part of Ukraine that it claims to have annexed, though they don’t require the Russian military to leave those areas.
It’s also not proposing a cap on Ukrainian forces and isn’t precluding Western military support for Kyiv or the deployment of European troops there, a key sticking point with Moscow. “Every sovereign nation on Earth has a right to defend itself,” Rubio said Friday.
The Trump administration hasn’t imposed economic sanctions or taken any concrete steps to pressure Putin.