…The Ukraine conflict, then read this in full. It’s Putin’s full speech, but the amazing thing is that literally everything he says can be 100% verified.
The only point I noted that does not have independent verification is his private call with O-bummer on February 21st 2014, but the events that took place the very next day and the accords signed and so on, all can be, which really makes the actual call redundant, even if it had not happened, it is absolutely clear the intent of what O-bummer and his masters always was.
Besides, that fat bitch Victoria Neuland was on video back in 2014 stating the US spent 5 billion to cause regime change in Ukraine proudly. Putin doesn’t even mention her. Or the phone-call to the American ambassador in Ukraine where she literally states she doesn’t “give a fuck what Europe wants” because Poroshenko would be the next president of Ukraine. And Merkel has flat out admitted the entire Minsk agreement was just a lie to buy time to arm Ukraine.
Truly, it is not necessary for anyone to believe a word Putin says: just research each of the points he makes yourself, and you’ll see that as I explained a long while ago, the way Russia does propaganda, is by telling the unvarnished and detailed truth. It is slower and initially less effective than the Western Blitzkrieg-of-Bullshit approach, but it produces long term effects over time. It really doesn’t matter if you think Putin is evil too, or whatever, the fact remains that what he says is undeniably true. And equally, the fact, remains that the collective puppets of the West are absolutely lying, and not working for the interst of their nations, or their citizens, but rather only for their own enrichment and aggrandisement and to do the bidding of their banker masters.
Putin ends with a very clear and simple proposal for peace, and since Westerners are not used to the subtlety of Russians in general, and Putin in particular, let me spell it out:
Today you can get peace by agreeing our terms and lose the 4 regions you already lost only. In a short while, you will also lose Odessa and eventually even more.
He clearly does NOT want to take over the whole of Ukraine and keep the Western side of it under armed guard as a buffer zone, but it is my view that if he has to he will.
Today, we are presenting another concrete and genuine peace proposal. If Kiev and Western capitals reject it again, as they have done before, then ultimately, it becomes their responsibility, both political and moral, for the ongoing bloodshed. Clearly, the situation on the front lines will continue to evolve unfavourably for the Kiev regime, altering the conditions necessary for initiating negotiations.
Let me underscore the key point: the essence of our proposal is not a temporary truce or ceasefire, as the West might prefer, to allow the Kiev regime to recover, rearm, and prepare for a new offensive. I repeat: we are not discussing freezing the conflict, but its definitive resolution.
And I will reiterate: once Kiev agrees to the course of action proposed today, including the full withdrawal of its troops from the DPR, LPR, the Zaporozhye and Kherson regions, and begins this process earnestly, we are prepared to commence negotiations promptly without delay.
I repeat our firm stance: Ukraine should adopt a neutral, non-aligned status, be nuclear-free, and undergo demilitarisation and denazification. These parameters were broadly agreed upon during the Istanbul negotiations in 2022, including specific details on demilitarisation such as the agreed numbers of tanks and other military equipment. We reached consensus on all points.
Certainly, the rights, freedoms, and interests of Russian-speaking citizens in Ukraine must be fully protected. The new territorial realities, including the status of Crimea, Sevastopol, Donetsk and Lugansk people’s republics, Kherson, and Zaporozhye regions as parts of the Russian Federation, should be acknowledged. These foundational principles need to be formalised through fundamental international agreements in the future. Naturally, this entails the removal of all Western sanctions against Russia as well.
I believe that Russia is proposing an option that will make it possible to bring the war in Ukraine to a real end, that is, we call for turning the tragic page of history and, although with difficulty, gradually, step by step, restoring relations of trust and neighbourliness between Russia and Ukraine and in Europe as a whole.
Having settled the Ukrainian crisis, we, and our partners in the CSTO and the SCO, which today are still making a significant and constructive contribution to the search for a peaceful settlement of the Ukraine crisis, as well as Western partners, including European countries that are ready for dialogue, could embark on the fundamental task that I spoke about at the beginning of my statement, namely the creation of an indivisible system of Eurasian security that takes into account the interests of all the states on the continent without exception.
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