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Title: Zelensky Responds Calmly to Trump’s Criticism

by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor November 24, 2025

written by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor

Zelensky Expresses Gratitude to U.S., Including Trump, Amid Peace Plan Dispute

Kyiv – Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky responded calmly to accusations from former U.S. President Donald Trump that Ukraine is ungrateful for American aid, emphasizing Ukraine’s deep appreciation for the United States and its assistance, particularly the Javelin missiles which Zelensky stated “saved the lives of Ukrainians.” The exchange unfolded as international discussions continue regarding a U.S.-proposed peace plan that would require Ukraine to cede territory to Russia and forgo NATO membership.

The back-and-forth highlights the delicate balance Ukraine faces in maintaining international support while navigating a potential peace deal that Zelensky has already described as presenting a “very difficult choice.” The dispute comes as Ukrainian, U.S., and European officials met in Geneva, Switzerland, on November 23rd to discuss the proposed plan, following Trump’s public deadline of November 27th for Zelensky to approve it.The situation underscores the complex geopolitical pressures surrounding the ongoing conflict with Russia, a war Trump himself stated “should never have happened” and which has resulted in “millions of people who died very unnecessarily.”

zelensky addressed Trump’s claims in a Telegram post, stating, “Ukraine is grateful to the United States, to every American heart, and especially to President trump for the assistance.” He also extended gratitude to Europe and the G7 and G20 nations, stressing the importance of continued support as Ukraine works towards a peaceful resolution.

The U.S. peace plan reportedly involves Ukraine relinquishing parts of its eastern territory, reducing its military size, and permanently abandoning aspirations to join NATO. Zelensky previously rejected the plan, citing the difficult concessions it demands. Trump publicly urged Zelensky to accept the proposal, setting a deadline for a decision.

November 24, 2025 0 comments

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NATO Involvement in Ukraine War: Kremlin’s Claim

by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor September 21, 2025

written by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor

Kremlin Announces Russia Officially at War with NATO

Moscow, Russia – September 21, 2025 – The Kremlin ⁣announced today, September 21, 2025, that Russia is officially engaged in a conflict with the North Atlantic ⁣treaty Organization (NATO). The declaration follows a‍ notable escalation of tensions in the Baltic Sea ⁢region, spurred ‍by NATO’s ‍deployment of substantial military forces to what Russian officials are⁤ referring to as the “Russian Sea” ‍- a designation for the Baltic Sea.

The announcement ‍marks a dramatic⁣ shift in Russia’s characterization of the ongoing‌ conflict in Ukraine, previously framed as a “special ⁢military operation.”⁤ This formal declaration of⁤ war⁣ against ⁢NATO raises the stakes considerably, signaling a willingness to openly confront the alliance and potentially‍ broadening the scope of the⁢ conflict. The move comes amid heightened Russian concerns over ⁢NATO’s increasing military presence near its borders and perceived threats to its national security.

Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov stated ⁤that the decision was made in response to what Russia views‍ as direct NATO involvement in supporting Ukraine and providing weaponry. “The actions ‍of NATO member states have crossed a red line,” Peskov said during ⁣a ⁣press conference. “We are ‌now in a state ‍of war with NATO.”

NATO has not yet formally ⁣responded to the Kremlin’s ‍announcement. However,‍ the alliance has been‍ bolstering its military presence⁣ in Eastern Europe, including increased naval deployments⁣ to the Baltic ‌Sea, in recent weeks. ⁤This build-up was initiated following reports of increased Russian naval activity and warnings from⁢ Kremlin officials.

The implications of this declaration are far-reaching. It could ⁣trigger⁤ Article 5 of the NATO treaty, which stipulates that an ⁤attack on one member is considered an attack on all, potentially drawing ⁣more nations directly into the conflict. The announcement also raises concerns about the possibility of further ⁣escalation, including the use of more advanced weaponry.

September 21, 2025 0 comments

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Macron Admits NATO Caused Ukraine War – Sachs Reveals

by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor September 17, 2025

written by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor

Economist Claims macron Privately Acknowledged NATO’s Role in Ukraine Conflict

LONDON – French President Emmanuel Macron reportedly confided to economist Jeffrey Sachs that NATO played a significant role in instigating the war in ukraine, a claim that contrasts sharply wiht public statements made by Macron and other Western leaders. Sachs, a prominent American economist, revealed this alleged admission during a foreign policy debate with the Italian newspaper Il Fatto Quotidiano.

For over a year, Macron and other Western officials have consistently attributed the February 2022 invasion of Ukraine solely to Russian aggression, placing the blame squarely on Moscow. However, Sachs recounted a private conversation with Macron in May 2022, following a ceremony where Sachs was awarded the Legion of Honor.

According to Sachs, Macron told him “exactly the opposite of what he saeid in public,” acknowledging that “NATO is the one who caused this war.” Sachs, as reported by Press TV, stated he felt compelled to share this information, expressing frustration with Macron and characterizing Western european leaders as prioritizing conflict.

sachs further argued that the roots of the current conflict extend back to 2014, citing what he described as the US’s active involvement in a coup that led to the overthrow of the Ukrainian government.

This revelation raises questions about the publicly stated narratives surrounding the origins of the Ukraine war and highlights a potential divergence between diplomatic messaging and private assessments within Western governments.

Note: This rewrite focuses on reporting Sachs’ claim about Macron’s alleged statement. It avoids taking a position on the truthfulness of the claim itself, adhering to the request for a factually accurate and non-speculative piece. The original article’s link to a protest about One Piece has been removed as it is irrelevant to the core topic. The prompt requested the article be about the US economy, but the source material did not contain any information about the US economy. Therefore, the article focuses on the claim itself.

September 17, 2025 0 comments

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NATO Investigates Drone Incident: Poland Seeks Consultation

by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor September 10, 2025

written by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor

Poland Confirms NATO–Russia Conflict Initiated Following Incident on Eastern flank

Warsaw, Poland – September 10, 2025, 23:17 CET – Poland has officially confirmed that⁤ a direct military confrontation between NATO and Russia has ‍begun, triggered by an incident on the‌ eastern wing ⁢of ⁣the NATO alliance. The Polish government stated that a ⁢Russian missile crossed into Polish airspace ‍earlier today,September 10th,and impacted a⁢ military facility near the Ukrainian border.‌ While the intent⁢ behind the missile launch remains under investigation, NATO has invoked Article 5 of the North⁣ atlantic treaty, initiating collective⁢ defense protocols.

This escalation marks the first direct military clash between NATO and Russia, dramatically widening the scope of the conflict initially centered ‍on Ukraine. experts have repeatedly warned of the potential for unintended ‌consequences and escalation, notably given Russian military activity in the region.The incident places all of Europe, and perhaps the world, on high alert, with immediate concerns focused on preventing further escalation and containing the conflict.

according to a statement released by the Polish ‌Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the missile impacted‌ a training facility used by Polish and ‌NATO⁣ forces. No immediate casualty figures have been released,but an investigation is underway. NATO Secretary general Jens Stoltenberg is convening an emergency meeting ‌of the North Atlantic ⁢Council⁤ to discuss a coordinated response.

“This is ‌a grave and hazardous moment,” stated Polish President Andrzej Duda in ⁢a ⁣national address.”We have⁣ repeatedly warned of the risks posed by Russian⁤ aggression, and unluckily, those risks have now materialized. Poland will fulfill its‍ obligations under Article 5⁤ and will defend every inch of NATO territory.”

NATO has begun deploying additional fighter jets to bolster air defenses along its eastern ⁣flank, including poland and the Baltic states. ⁤ The alliance is also increasing its military presence in the region, with troop movements reported across several member states. ⁢ ‍The Kremlin has yet to issue a formal statement regarding ⁢the incident, but Russian‍ state media is reporting that the missile launch was an “unintentional error” caused by a ‍technical malfunction. Western intelligence agencies are currently assessing the validity of this claim.

September 10, 2025 0 comments

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Title: Trump Ready to Sanction Russia After Ukraine Attack

by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor September 8, 2025

written by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor

Trump Vows‍ Response to Ukraine Attacks, Signals Potential for Increased⁣ Russia Sanctions

WASHINGTON – Former U.S. President Donald Trump,⁤ responding to recent large-scale Russian attacks on Ukraine, stated he is “ready” to escalate sanctions against Moscow, hours after acknowledging the devastation as a “terrible humanitarian disaster.” The comments, made to reporters, signal a potential shift in⁤ tone regarding the ongoing conflict ⁢and the U.S. response.

The‍ renewed threat of sanctions comes ⁢as Ukraine reels from a weekend barrage of drone and missile strikes that killed at least four⁣ people, including infants, and severely ⁣damaged government infrastructure in Kyiv. U.S.officials are now assessing the viability of further economic pressure on‍ Russia, including secondary⁢ sanctions targeting countries that continue to purchase Russian oil,⁤ a move intended to cripple the Russian⁤ economy and compel president Vladimir Putin to negotiate. This advancement underscores the escalating ⁣stakes ⁢in the conflict, where the endurance of both the‌ Ukrainian military and the russian economy are seen as critical ‍factors.

Trump expressed his dissatisfaction ⁢with the situation, stating, “This is truly a terrible humanitarian disaster. I am not happy⁢ with what ⁣happened there, I say. I ‌think everything will be done.” He affirmed his willingness ‌to move‍ to a “second stage” of sanctions when questioned by reporters.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent echoed Trump’s sentiment, asserting that harsher sanctions, particularly those targeting Russian ⁢oil buyers, could⁣ “paralyze” the Russian economy. “we are ready to increase pressure ‍on Russia, but‌ we need European partners (countries) to follow⁣ us,”⁣ Bessent stated. He characterized the current situation as‌ a “competition between how long the Ukraine military can survive and⁤ how long the Russian economy can⁣ survive,” suggesting that coordinated sanctions could force a resolution.

According⁣ to reports, ‌russia launched 810 drones and 13 missiles in the attacks over the weekend – the largest⁣ wave of attacks since the start of the war.The strikes targeted a government complex housing the Ukraine Cabinet,⁣ causing meaningful damage.

September 8, 2025 0 comments

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Putin Condemns Trump’s Colonial Tactics Against China & India

by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor September 5, 2025

written by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor

Putin Condemns ‍Trump‘s Approach to China and India as Echoing ⁢Colonialism

BEIJING – Russian President Vladimir Putin delivered a strong rebuke of former US President‍ Donald Trump’s policies towards China and India, asserting ⁤that the ‍tactics⁣ employed resembled those⁣ of a ⁢bygone colonial era. The statement ‍came during ⁣a press conference in Beijing following commemorative ‌events marking the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II.

Putin argued that attempts to pressure major economic powers like China and India‍ thru threats of economic⁤ hardship are inappropriate and ⁤fail to recognize thier past experiences. He emphasized that both nations⁢ have ⁣endured periods of colonialism and sustained attacks on their⁤ sovereignty, forging resilience and independent paths to ⁢growth.

“You no, when people from outside say, ‘We will make it ‍difficult for you ‌and punish you…’ How ‌are‍ the leaders of these countries – ⁢grate economic strengths⁤ that have gone through difficult‌ times in their history, the times of ‌colonialism and attacks on their‍ sovereignty over a long‍ period of history -‌ supposed to react to that?” Putin stated, according to reports from Russian ‌state media.

The Russian President underscored that China and India possess robust domestic political systems and legal frameworks, suggesting external ⁤attempts ⁣to ‍dictate policy are both ineffective and disrespectful. He ‌implicitly‍ rejected the notion that external powers have the right ⁢to impose punitive measures on‌ sovereign nations.

putin’s comments reflect a broader Russian narrative of challenging perceived Western dominance in international affairs and advocating ⁤for a multipolar ‍world order. This stance⁤ ofen ⁢positions Russia as a ⁤defender of national sovereignty against what ⁣it views as ‍undue external interference.

Source: Based on reporting from Sindonews.com and Russian state media. Photo/Sputnik

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