Zelensky: We won't Join NATO if Tthat
Brings Peace
Posted By: Black Conservative Voice, 3/23/2022 6:43:22 AM
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Tuesday he is prepared to pledge that Ukraine wouldn’t join NATO, in a bid to broker a peace deal with Russia. Zelensky said he would still demand complete withdrawal of Russian forces from his country and international commitments to Ukraine’s security. Meanwhile, the Kremlin said talks with Ukraine are moving “much more slowly and less substantively than we would like,” according to Putin spokesman Dmitri Peskov in his daily call with reporters.
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He exited his presidential motorcade Thursday morning, ignoring shouted questions about the situation in Ukraine.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Tuesday he is prepared to pledge that Ukraine wouldn’t join NATO, in a bid to broker a peace deal with Russia.
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But what is uncommon is seeing a customer step in to stop the crime themselves. The man requested he only be referred to by his first name of Kevin.
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At Ukraine 24, the head of the military medical service talks about the fact that the order was given to castrate wounded Russian soldiers, because they are “cockroaches, not people”
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Perhaps you should start with a complete withdrawal of all American Obama-era politicians, financiers, and 'advisors'. Start with Biden's family and cronies. Too late! The damage is undone.?Russia already destroyed Ukraine. Nothing to go back to. Everyone continues to fight for another 10-20 years until Russia is worn out. Russia will learn a lesson not to invade a small country again. Learn from Vietnam. The war start in 1954 and ended in 1975.