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    1. [Kremlin spokesman Dimitry Peskov](https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/kremlin-russia-state-of-war-ukraine-putin-west-peskov-rcna144606) on Monday called the White House clash an “unprecedented event” that showed “Zelenskyy largely demonstrated a complete lack of diplomatic skills.” The exchange was part of Ukraine’s “refusal to acknowledge the real situation on the ground,” he said. “Only a blind person could fail to see this, and only a deaf person would refuse to hear it.”

      Still, the Ukrainian leader has remained defiant and popular among European leaders. There is also evidence that last week’s clash in the Oval Office may have even boosted his domestic support. 

    2. He aint going anywhere anytime soon, their ppl want him, EU wants him, the internet likes him, so yeah they have to deal with mr Zelensky

    3. The US needs to wrap it’s collective mind around the fact that you can stand up to Trump even if he pisses himself and gets knocked down a notch. There are bigger forces at play than POTUS internal showboating. No deal is better than a bad deal.

    4. PoliticalCanvas on

      > 1938 year, Munich: By threats of support termination allies force Czechoslovak president Benes to hand over to Nazi part of Czechoslovakia territories and resign. Promising peace and security guarantees.

      > Despite promises of the allies, Nazis forced the next president of Czechoslovakia to accept full occupation by Nazi Germany. Which slaughtered ~300,000 people.

      > 2025 year, USA: „Ukraine, if you want peace you should change president to which trust the majority of Ukrainians and parliament!“

    5. aWhiteWildLion on

      I don’t think Russia wants Zelensky ousted anymore, Trump’s personal vendetta against him is a big asset for them.

    6. vtuber_fan11 on

      How could Zelensky quit? Could he pick his successor? What about Zaluzhnyi?

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