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Putin is not going to agree to anything that makes it look like his plan has failed.
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Interesting how Trump's peace plan came to be
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Apparantly the 'deal' he came back looks to have been directly translated from Russian !
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The best guess is that it was cooked up between Russian representatives and Steve Witkoff, Trump’s envoy, who speaks Russian and thinks he understands Russia (in reality Witless Witkoff is even more likely to be a bona fide Russian intelligence asset than Trump).
That’s what’s giving them just enough plausibility to claim the document is actually an American initiative, despite it obviously having originated in Russian and basically being a re-statement of Russia’s maximalist war aims. |
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In this context, people who use English as their first language would normally say "Russia will not invade neighbouring countries and Nato will not expand further." |
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All I know is that I didn't write it.
Everything else is just a meaningless 'finger pointing' game about something that will end up in the bin anyway. Words on a bit of paper, just preliminary negotiations, not that these are the first, or last. ;) |
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If that were true, why are Russian putting so much effort into getting their version out/publicised?
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Go ahead, tell me you honestly think that 'peace plan' is going to be accepted.
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I think you'll find it's called 'negotiating' . . or bartering as us old ones know it.
It works like this: A) Put an offer on the table wanting much more than you're willing to accept. B) Discuss terms with the 'opponent' until you get to the stage where both are happy. C) Shake hands, walk away satisfied with the deal, knowing you got exactly what you wanted, but gave the impression you had to 'give up' some things to get it. No matter who wrote the first list of demands, it was never going anywhere but the bin. |
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