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Visegrad Four urge Brussels to ease Russian energy phase-out rules

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But wait there is more:

Under former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán

Article provides no current Hungarian government politician name that would support this position. Because there likely none - current government is way more pro-EU and less anti-Ukrainian (although still take anti-Ukrainian views of it's citizen into account due to being populist, and create issues to Ukraine, like with opening EU clusters).

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Putin Floats a Summit With Trump and Xi to Discuss Ukraine Deal

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Yalta conference was made after every country involved shown what they can do in practice - how many weapons/month they can do, how much suffering they can withstand/inflict.

It's different now. Many many unknowns. The US shown that they can't even subdue Iran. Russia shows that they can't keep up the offensive if the EU keeps backing Ukraine. And China wasn't involved in major wars for quite a while - surely they can produce weapons and manpower, but will their economy survive being embargoed by the West?

None of these players know exactly how much they can take before they crumble without a ww3 as a test.

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Hi, I'm Paul!

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Crazy how you people even meet Paul. In Ukraine 99% interactions were via stashes: pay someone in crypto so they reveal the location (lat/lon) of the hidden stash and the photos of where it's hidden. Then off you go treasure hunting.

No face to face contact this way.

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She don't have to. Record it via hidden mic, and it's just an art of asking correctly. Like "Oh I remember something about F35. My professor told and that's why it's worse than..."

Obviously you need to know the subject a bit but mainly you need to know the cognitive tricks.

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What's the public mood in Ukraine like?

What's the public mood? It's a big country and everyone is affected differently. Those who joined army in '22 are drained because there is no end date to their service. Those who found themselves a job that has protection from mobilisation can live more or less normal live, except for sleepless nights due to shahed bombings. Those who are falling into mobilisation group are highly nervous and generally try to avoid going out of home unless needed.

Exhaustion is high, but what's an alternative? I don't see the will to accept surrender. And it's not like trump's direct negotiations lead to anything, the idiot don't understand shit about fuck. He thought russia is talking about territory exchange, but they demand unilateral withdrawal. He thought russia wants direct negotiations president-to-president, but it's not on a table - they suggested to continue Istanbul's talks, where russia offers capitulation, and the level of their delegation is laughable - you can't discuss shit with them because they literally are nobody and have no right to discuss serious subjects.

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Safety first

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Yeah you can verify yourself, it's still there.

Actually if you think about it, VK link in accounts on Instagram is a dead giveaway even without twitter, this is just an extra verification.