
Abbas Gallyamov
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1 week ago |
newsukraine.rbc.ua | Abbas Gallyamov |Liliana Oleniak
What is Putin's plan? Putin still believes that he can achieve a certain advantage in the war against Ukraine by military means. Therefore, he does not want to move towards a political settlement. But at the same time, he has a serious problem — Donald Trump, who wants the war to end. Quarrelling with Trump is completely counterproductive for Russia, and Putin cannot afford it. Firstly, because it is no longer 2022, but 2025.
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2 weeks ago |
newsukraine.rbc.ua | Uliana Bezpalko |Oleksandra Bashchenko |Abbas Gallyamov
As political analyst Abbas Gallyamov told RBC-Ukraine, Russian leader Vladimir Putin does not want to quarrel with Trump because he is afraid of new sanctions or increased arms supplies to Ukraine from the US. In his opinion, Moscow may have bought the loyalty of the new White House team.
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3 weeks ago |
eurotopics.net | Philippe Gelie |Michael Winiarski |Abbas Gallyamov |Wolodymyr Fessenko
Le Figaro draws three conclusions: “Firstly, diplomacy is gaining momentum. Only slowly, perhaps, but this development must nevertheless be supported. Secondly, the Europeans are back in the game - aided by Trump's failure and his attempt to turn his back on Ukraine. This gives them the weighty responsibility of supporting Kyiv while at the same time becoming an acceptable dialogue partner for Moscow again.
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2 months ago |
eurotopics.net | Javier Pérez Royo |Abbas Gallyamov |Ann-Charlotte Marteus |Tommaso Nannicini
Nothing makes any sense, writes a discombobulated Expressen: “The MAGA dream is that only US products get sold. Yet the more self-sufficient the US becomes, the less customs revenue it will generate - but it is exactly this, Trump says, that will now make the country incredibly rich. At the time of writing, stock markets continue to fall. Secretary of State Marco Rubio says there's no need to worry - it's just a natural adjustment to the new reality. Okay. But what reality? Where is the US heading?
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2 months ago |
eurotopics.net | Peter Schutz |Andrea Lavazza |Abbas Gallyamov |Stefan Kornelius
20 March 2025Volodymyr Zelensky has consented to refrain from attacks on Russian energy infrastructure for 30 days, in line with a deal negotiated in a phone call between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin on Tuesday. Putin had rejected a comprehensive ceasefire proposed by Washington and Kyiv. The US and Russia want to "work quickly on a complete ceasefire", Trump said after the call. US-Ukrainian talks are set to begin in Saudi Arabia on Friday.
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