Amid a brutal Russian offensive and dwindling Western support, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has reportedly agreed to a ceasefire with Moscow. In a stunning admission, Zelensky revealed that U.S. officials pressured Ukraine to withdraw troops from the Donbas region — effectively recognizing it as Russian territory.
This development marks a turning point in the Ukraine-Russia war, as Kyiv faces mounting internal and international pressure to accept terms that could reshape Europe’s geopolitical balance. Zelensky insists that any peace deal must begin from Ukraine’s current front-line positions, refusing to abandon the land still under Kyiv’s control.
Meanwhile, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has warned that Europe’s “entente” between France and the UK signals an alarming military build-up aimed at Russia. With the U.S. accused of betrayal and Russia consolidating power, is Ukraine’s resistance finally collapsing?
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