ПОЗВОЛЕНИЕ ИЗ БЕЛОГО ДОМА

#news #politics #ukraine #russia #usa #eu #trump #iran #geopolitics #putin Ukrainian media, citing a high-ranking official in Kyiv, today reported that Trump has been "permitted" to act more boldly in his attacks on Russia. This could be seen as an attempt to somehow hinder direct dialogue between the US and Russia, but if we analyze today's statements from the Kremlin and Trump's fiasco in the Middle East, we conclude that such a thing is entirely possible. And Trump has reasons for trying to cause Russia as much trouble as possible with Ukraine's help. Why? We explore this in this video! 00:00 — Introduction: overview of the program's topics (the Kremlin, the situation on the front, attacks on the oil sector). 00:48 — A curious moment with Sergey Lavrov: an "undiplomatic" expression at a press conference and its reasons. 02:35 — Lavrov's attitude toward foul language in diplomacy (archive footage). 03:18 — Yuri Ushakov's statements on the G7 summit and the West's position on Ukraine. 04:18 — The EU's position: Antonio Costa's statement on pressure on Moscow. 04:40 — Vladimir Putin's meeting with military academy graduates: the West's preparations for war and the "Russian threat." 05:40 — The situation on the line of contact: comments on Konstantinovka. 05:54 — Analysis of Zelenskyy's strategy: why the focus has shifted to attacks on Russia's energy infrastructure. 07:18 — Sergey Lavrov on Zelenskyy's role and negotiation formats. 08:33 — Signals from the US: information on Trump's calls for Kyiv to act more boldly. 9:08 AM — Changing US rhetoric and the "spirit of Anchorage": Lavrov's comments. 10:20 AM — The Middle East context: Trump's statements on Iran and the Strait of Hormuz. 11:37 AM — Unfreezing Iranian assets and the results of the Middle East standoff. 12:58 PM — Problems with US arms stockpiles (Wall Street Journal). 1:20 PM — Criticism of allies: Trump on Italy, Germany, and Britain. 2:41 PM — Tucker Carlson on the crisis in the Republican Party. 3:16 PM — Final summary: Why Trump benefits from the escalation of the situation around Russia after the "fiasco" in the Middle East.