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βοΈ Jared Kushner to Zelensky:
"President Trump asked us to convey his personal greetings to you and the Ukrainian people.
He wanted us to tell you that peace is a very, very difficult and complex issue, but it is a very important issue that must be resolved.
Not only to find out how we can end the current war, but also how we can create the right conditions and framework for a long-term, stable peace that allows Ukraine to leverage the incredible courage, ingenuity, and strength it has demonstrated in recent years of war, to develop into a great nation that can fully realize its potential.
President Trump would very much like to see this happen (before the midterm elections)."
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"President Trump asked us to convey his personal greetings to you and the Ukrainian people.
He wanted us to tell you that peace is a very, very difficult and complex issue, but it is a very important issue that must be resolved.
Not only to find out how we can end the current war, but also how we can create the right conditions and framework for a long-term, stable peace that allows Ukraine to leverage the incredible courage, ingenuity, and strength it has demonstrated in recent years of war, to develop into a great nation that can fully realize its potential.
President Trump would very much like to see this happen (before the midterm elections)."
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βοΈZelensky:
Today you performed even better than Patriot systems for our citizens who are in the capital.
Thank you, come more often.
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Today you performed even better than Patriot systems for our citizens who are in the capital.
Thank you, come more often.
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βοΈ Steve Witkoff:
I think we made a lot of progress in Moscow. We heard new ideas.
You heard Zelensky talk about a trilateral that we're hopeful will be announced in short order. There were all kinds of other important cogent ideas that we discussed in Moscow, brought here to Kiev.
We think that collaboration is critical. That's why you see the NSA's from the E3 here today. We brought members of our team who are dug in on finding the solution here.
It's going to take both sides to make some compromises and narrow the issues between them. And we think we have the ingredients to get to that place.
We're committed, we care, and we hope all of that leads to a successful, peaceful, diplomatic resolution.
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I think we made a lot of progress in Moscow. We heard new ideas.
You heard Zelensky talk about a trilateral that we're hopeful will be announced in short order. There were all kinds of other important cogent ideas that we discussed in Moscow, brought here to Kiev.
We think that collaboration is critical. That's why you see the NSA's from the E3 here today. We brought members of our team who are dug in on finding the solution here.
It's going to take both sides to make some compromises and narrow the issues between them. And we think we have the ingredients to get to that place.
We're committed, we care, and we hope all of that leads to a successful, peaceful, diplomatic resolution.
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βοΈSteve Witkoff:
We've always been treated respectfully by President Putin and his team. Relationships are critical in terms of solving conflicts like this.
We came to see President Putin first. We needed to hear where he stood. We had good concrete conversation with him, which we advised President Zelensky and his team about.
We began the process constructively in the last 48 hours. And we're confident that there'll be a good resolution there.
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We've always been treated respectfully by President Putin and his team. Relationships are critical in terms of solving conflicts like this.
We came to see President Putin first. We needed to hear where he stood. We had good concrete conversation with him, which we advised President Zelensky and his team about.
We began the process constructively in the last 48 hours. And we're confident that there'll be a good resolution there.
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βοΈThe banner of Special Military Operation units named in honour of Russian Orthodox saints which was flown in Moscow today was also present in Sydney. And will be. Stay tuned. π
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βοΈGerman AfD Leader Alice Weidel:
We want good relations with our neighbors, with the United States, and also with Russia, because politics only works through finding a balance.
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We want good relations with our neighbors, with the United States, and also with Russia, because politics only works through finding a balance.
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βοΈAlice Weidel on Russia-Ukraine:
The Alternative for Germany has a very clear position: we are always open to diplomatic channels.
And we have always criticized the fact that, especially when we talk about Ukraine, we need an open channel to Russia in order to reach an understanding and achieve a peaceful solution.
We have also always said that we need good relations not only with Russia, but above all with the United States.
We can now see that the United States is sending representatives to Moscow and sounding things out between Moscow and Kiev.
That could actually have been a role for Germany and for a German federal government. In recent decades, it was common practice for us to act as a neutral mediator, and that role would suit us much better than being rhetorical warmongers, as we are today.
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The Alternative for Germany has a very clear position: we are always open to diplomatic channels.
And we have always criticized the fact that, especially when we talk about Ukraine, we need an open channel to Russia in order to reach an understanding and achieve a peaceful solution.
We have also always said that we need good relations not only with Russia, but above all with the United States.
We can now see that the United States is sending representatives to Moscow and sounding things out between Moscow and Kiev.
That could actually have been a role for Germany and for a German federal government. In recent decades, it was common practice for us to act as a neutral mediator, and that role would suit us much better than being rhetorical warmongers, as we are today.
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βοΈThis small group of Ukrainian nazis held this pathetic protest outside the Sydney Opera House today complaining about: 1. Poetry by Pushkin 2. Russian Orthodox music 3. Russian culture 4. The Russian Embassy 5. Welcome to country ceremony by a Lithuanianβ¦
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βοΈDespite many months of non stop protesting by Ukrainian activists - the Aussie Cossack's younger brother Lawrence Boikov sang at the Sydney Opera House on the weekend.ππ΅
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βοΈIn today's Australian mainstream media headlines...
Reminds me of that joke: "Hey mate, did u lose a thong?" - "Nah, I found one."
πTry not to laugh...
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Reminds me of that joke: "Hey mate, did u lose a thong?" - "Nah, I found one."
πTry not to laugh...
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βοΈRussian veterans of the Special Military Operation from the Presidential program "Time for heroes" marched in the huge Moscow procession of the Cross. πͺπ·πΊ
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βοΈA road bridge over the Tuman River has been opened on the border linking Russia and North Korea by road for the first time in history.
π·πΊπ°π΅This means that columns of North Korean trucks carrying shells and rockets for the SMO can now pour into Russia.
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π·πΊπ°π΅This means that columns of North Korean trucks carrying shells and rockets for the SMO can now pour into Russia.
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βοΈFormer Ukrainian Defense Minister Aleksey Reznikov claims women may be physiologically better suited to operating drones than men.
Citing research conducted by his father at a physical education institute, Reznikov said girls generally have faster reactions to threats and better-developed peripheral vision.
He suggested that women could take over some rear-area roles, including drone operations, potentially allowing more men to serve in combat roles and significantly expanding Ukraineβs mobilization pool.
β‘οΈTranslation: "We've completely run out of manpower!"
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Citing research conducted by his father at a physical education institute, Reznikov said girls generally have faster reactions to threats and better-developed peripheral vision.
He suggested that women could take over some rear-area roles, including drone operations, potentially allowing more men to serve in combat roles and significantly expanding Ukraineβs mobilization pool.
β‘οΈTranslation: "We've completely run out of manpower!"
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βοΈA Gold Coast man who threatened to bash and paralyse Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers has narrowly avoided jail time.
"He said, 'If I see Albanese you can pass it on, and yourself, I'm going to punch the f***ing shit out of you'."
During her sentencing remarks, Magistrate Pamela Dowse detailed more content of the messages Evans left on Mr Chalmers's answering service.
"You said, 'I hope I run into you and Albanese because you're not going to be walking and I don't care what happens from now'," Ms Dowse told Evans.
Ms Dowse recorded a conviction against Evans and sentenced him to six months in prison but released him to serve an 18-month good behaviour order.
via ABC News
"He said, 'If I see Albanese you can pass it on, and yourself, I'm going to punch the f***ing shit out of you'."
During her sentencing remarks, Magistrate Pamela Dowse detailed more content of the messages Evans left on Mr Chalmers's answering service.
"You said, 'I hope I run into you and Albanese because you're not going to be walking and I don't care what happens from now'," Ms Dowse told Evans.
Ms Dowse recorded a conviction against Evans and sentenced him to six months in prison but released him to serve an 18-month good behaviour order.
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βοΈOver the last 7 months in Russia, more than a thousand foreign nationals who had obtained Russian passports were forcibly deprived of their citizenship.
These decisions were made as part of a systematic effort to combat violations of Russian migration laws, according to Irina Volk, the official representative of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
During the same period, the number of applications for Russian citizenship that were rejected increased by 10% compared to the same period in 2025. More than 65% of the rejections were due to the discovery of forged, false, or invalid documents submitted by foreign nationals, or the provision of inaccurate information.
Among the reasons for the deprivation of citizenship are court convictions for crimes listed in Article 24 of the Federal Law "On Citizenship of the Russian Federation" (72%), failure to fulfill the obligation to register for military service (11%), and actions that pose a threat to the national security of the country (10%).
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These decisions were made as part of a systematic effort to combat violations of Russian migration laws, according to Irina Volk, the official representative of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
During the same period, the number of applications for Russian citizenship that were rejected increased by 10% compared to the same period in 2025. More than 65% of the rejections were due to the discovery of forged, false, or invalid documents submitted by foreign nationals, or the provision of inaccurate information.
Among the reasons for the deprivation of citizenship are court convictions for crimes listed in Article 24 of the Federal Law "On Citizenship of the Russian Federation" (72%), failure to fulfill the obligation to register for military service (11%), and actions that pose a threat to the national security of the country (10%).
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βοΈAnother epic photo of Sunday's patriotic Russian Orthodox march in Moscow. π π·πΊ
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βοΈ"We need to end the Special Military Operation in a way that ensures there is no more Nazism in Europe, which has once again spread its metastases here," Lavrov said.
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