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Jan 16 10 tweets 4 min read Read on X
Zelensky: we killed 30-35 000 Russians in Kursk, Trump is a strong leader feared by Putin.

Russia can occupy any EU country, and so EU can’t survive without Ukraine army.
1/
Ukraine is not talking to Russia behind closed doors.

In the EU, some try to play both sides, being friendly with Russia or pretending to balance things.

For me, the union is important - union in support, in geopolitics, in weapons, in sanctions, in the EU, in NATO.

2/
Ukraine needs security guarantees before any talks. Not just for Ukrainians, but for everyone.

It's clear - Russia is the enemy, and they can occupy any European country if they want.

They have the power to do it. We need to stop Putin from making any more moves.

3/
Trump really wants to end the war. That's his message - both publicly and privately. He's a strong leader who can put real pressure on Russia.

Russia fears America, China, and a united Europe when it comes to military power.

4/
Europe without Ukraine's army can't fight Russia.

Russia’s army is bigger, stronger, and more experienced. Europe hasn’t seen real war in years.

Ukraine isn’t just a wall. It's holding the line of defense. If Ukraine falls, Europe’s next.

5/
Europe should ramp up production 2-3 times for themselves.

What they give to Ukraine is fine, but this is about tomorrow, not just Ukraine.

Europe needs to show Russia that Europe can produce more and is ready. This hits Putin where it hurts.

6/
The West is missing something very simple.

Russians will keep going, and that’s just the way it is.
This is the key to understanding everything else.

7/
If you knew Russia was going to push forward, why not fully support Ukraine?

Why not boost military production and sanction all Russian missiles?

These missiles can fly 1,000-2,000 miles -  they’ll hit Europe. It’ll be just like in Ukraine today.

8/
Slovakian politicians don’t really understand war.

It’s trendy to say we should befriend Russia and stop helping Ukraine.

Fico is playing with fire. He won’t get it until the war hits his doorstep. Evil must be punished.

9/
On Ukraine-Poland relations: We've had our ups and downs throughout history.

This war is the toughest challenge we've faced in a long time.

But today, our relationship is stronger than ever. I don't want to lose it.

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Jun 26
Witkoff: We want everyone to see that this [Iran without nukes] benefits the whole region economically and politically, including Iran. It's a positive step, and conflict is no longer necessary. 1/
Witkoff: Trump aims to expand the Abraham Peace Accords, bringing more countries into the agreement.

Major announcements are expected soon, including nations few thought would join. It's a step to stabilize he Middle East. 2/
Witkoff: This was a signal to China [lifting off Iran oil sanctions] that we want cooperation, not conflict. Hopefully, Iran gets that message too.

It was a smart, strategic move by Trump. It's not surprising coming from him. 3/
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Everyone wins from NATO Summit — except Russia.

NATO states raise defense spending to 5% of GDP - to satisfy Trump. The EU secures continued U.S. backing, and Ukraine stays at the table.

Only Moscow is isolated, with no sanctions relief or diplomatic breakthrough, NYT. 1/ Image
Trump got a signed commitment: 5% of GDP on defense — 3.5% for military, 1.5% for infrastructure.

That’s over double the old 2% target. Trump will use it as proof he “made Europe pay” — his core campaign line. 2/
NATO allies avoided a confrontation with Trump — no talks of Russia’s sanctions, no push on Ukraine’s membership.

In return, they got to keep U.S. backing and avoided any open threat of withdrawal. 3/
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Jun 25
FT: Ukrainian refugees have employment rates twice as high as average refugees.

3 years after Russia’s invasion, 5 million Ukrainians remain abroad.

Their financial conditions are rebounding to pre-war levels with only 20% planing to go back to Ukraine. 1/ Image
2/3 of Ukrainian refugees hold university degrees; over 40% have master’s or higher often surpassing host populations.

In Poland and Czech Republic, Ukrainians eased labor shortages. 2/
Most Ukrainian refugees work below their skill level in sectors like food service and manufacturing due to language and credential barriers.

Ukraine faces potential loss of highly-educated women and children, threatening both economic recovery and demographic outlook. 3X
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After Iran, Trump is again warm on Ukraine: I met with Zelensky. He couldn’t have been nicer.

We are going to see if we can make some Patriots available. Will see what happens about money [for Ukraine]

Putin is misguided. It is possible he is an enemy 0/
Q: Did you discuss cease-fire with Zelenskyy?

Trump: No, I wanted to know how he's doing. We had rough times. I think what I took from the meeting - he couldn’t have been nicer. 1/
Q: Is the U.S. ready to sell anti-air missile systems to Ukraine?

Trump: They do want to have the Patriots. And we’re going to see if we can make some available. They are very hard to get. We need them too. We were supplying them to Israel. 2/
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What do we learn from Rutte’s messages posted by Trump?

How to speak to President Trump effectively

1. Frame the result as his personal win.

2. Use his language: BIG, WIN, really really important.

3. Create a narrative where he takes bold action and delivers the outcome

1/ Image
Frame the result as his personal win.

“thank you for your decisive action in Iran”

“You are flying into another big success in The Hague... we’ve got them all signed onto 5 percent!”

“Europe is going to pay in a BIG way... and it will be your win.”

2/ Image
Use his language: BIG, WIN, really really important.

Speak in bold strokes.

“Donald, you have driven us to a really, really important moment...”

“Europe is going to pay in a BIG way...”

3/
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China starts framing the public opinion for an invasion, I think, learning from Russians.

Reuters: Beijing says it’s impossible to invade what is already Chinese land.

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Taiwan’s President Lai Ching-te is pushing back.

In two speeches this week he said: Taiwan is of course a country. The Republic of China is 113 years old. Communist China? Just over 70. 2/
Beijing invited WWII veterans from the Republic of China army to a parade this September - to claim their legacy.

Taiwan’s defense minister Wellington Koo: The war of resistance was led and won by the Republic of China, not Communist China. This is without a doubt. 3/
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