The Meatgrinder – REPORT: U.S. and EU
Officials Gently Discussing Need for Ukraine
to Enter Peace Negotiations with Russia
Posted By: earlybird, 11/4/2023 12:24:35 PM
According to sources who are speaking to NBC News, U.S. and EU officials are gently beginning to talk to Ukraine government officials about what steps might need to be taken to bring an end to the Ukraine-Russia war. Obviously, for those who do not pretend, we all know the decision to end this conflict comes down to the USA telling Ukraine President Zelenskyy to open peace talks with Russia. The EU NATO alliance has recently started to show less interest in the maintenance of a U.S. proxy war against Russia,(snip) Zelenskyy is running out of men to throw into the meat grinder; the troops and military leaders are actually defying
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