In the long run, Russia has no chance against a united Europe, which may eventually decide to support Ukraine with everything it can. Without a hostile Russia, the US would have no cards to play in Europe.

This video is circulating all over the internet. A Russian tank is attacking Ukrainian positions while flying the American flag alongside the Russian one. What's next? An F-35 bombing Kyiv alongside a Su-35?

According to some sources, Europe may stop buying US debt if Trump keeps backing Russia. With $9T maturing this year and no buyers at the last bond sale, the US risks default. Europe holds huge amounts of U.S. debt, just threatening to sell could trigger recession. With another

He hasn't killed civilians or bombed hospitals to deserve a red carpet or applause.

Nicușor Dan, President of Romania, about today's meeting: "We will see that Russia is not serious, just as it hasn't been for the past three and a half years. Russia, to be very clear, does not want peace at this moment."

Nobody knows what happened under the table, but overall I think it was a good meeting. One detail caught my eye: Trump said he would help Ukraine regardless of the outcome of the meetings. I think the EU has finally stepped in. How exactly? That remains to be seen.

Yesterday's discussion at the White House was only meant to remind Trump whose side he should be on. Europe and America are inextricably linked economically and culturally, and no fool's affinity for a dictator can change that.

My name is Paul, I am a Romanian citizen, & today, I stand with Ukraine more than ever before. There are millions of us. I wish strength & courage to the Ukrainian people. Never should the aggressor be rewarded for its brutal war and invasion. Slava Ukraini! 🇺🇦🇹🇩

Trump will turn against Putin sooner than most might think. Not because he wants to, but because he has no choice. Russia has nothing to offer. Europe has. Place your bets.

Why not in Hague?

Vatniks keep asking why I’m not on the frontline. Because fighting the informational war is equally important so others don't have to go to the frontline. If you deny the importance of the informational war, just look at what's happening in America.

Putin did not start the war for territory; his goal was the annihilation of Ukraine's independence. Western peacekeeping troops near Moscow would be a nightmare for Putin, which is why any negotiation regarding security guarantees would fail. Russia must be defeated on the field.

EU countries are urging Trump to deploy F-35s to Romania to help protect Ukraine, The Times reports. But without Western troops in Ukraine, this isn't a real security guarantee. Romania already has plenty of jets stationed here.

According to The Guardian, Trump steps back from peace negotiations for now.

It only took a day!

Now, after the meetings in Alaska and the White House, it is very clear to me that Russia has lost the war. If it doesn't stop, massive sanctions will follow and Ukraine will receive long-range weapons with which they will completely destroy Russian infrastructure. It's over.

And what will you do about that? :)