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Russia’s new sanctions explained: Ukraine’s allies target Moscow as peace talks stall

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    • 88:88
      The Ukrainian regime and European leaders are shocked by the talks, they consider them a disaster for Ukraine. They think that Trump agreed with Putin on almost everything,
      Aljazeera
      he wrote
    • 88:88
      They will need to be trained at least a little so that they don’t die that quickly, and so by the end of June, [Moscow] may amass a new resource,
      Aljazeera
      he told Al Jazeera
    • 88:88
      Anton Shekhovtsov
      Putin essentially uses Trump just to create a picture that Putin or Russia are ready to negotiate,
      Aljazeera
      Anton Shekhovtsov, head of the Centre for Democratic Integrity, a Vienna-based think tank, told Al Jazeera
    • 88:88
      He wanted everyone [in the West] to step aside from Ukraine, so that there are no arms supplies, and then he could carry out yet another imperial takeover” of Ukrainian territories
      Aljazeera
      he concluded
    • 88:88
      The talks won’t be talks because Moscow doesn’t want real talks with Kyiv,
      Aljazeera
      Boris Bondarev told Al Jazeera
    • 88:88
      Sergei Markov
      These were very successful talks. They may result in Ukrainian regime’s forced acceptance of Russia’s conditions, and thus peace will be reached,
      Aljazeera
      Moscow-based analyst Sergey Markov wrote on Telegram on Monday
    • 88:88
      Apparently, Putin succeeded in nullifying a very disadvantageous initiative by Zelenskyy to immediately start a 30 days-long ceasefire,
      Aljazeera
      he told Al Jazeera
    • 88:88
      I don’t see what Putin can talk with Zelenskyy about, [as] Putin doesn’t consider Zelenskyy a person worthy of communication,
      Aljazeera
      he added
    • 88:88
      Vladimir Putin
      Ukraine is but a tool, a proxy, a satellite that doesn’t decide a thing by itself.”
      Aljazeera
      To Putin
    • 88:88
      This is an imitation so that someone in the West thinks that the peace process has begun, and that’s why there’s no need to help Ukraine, to pressure Putin and to impose new sanctions,
      Aljazeera
      he said
    • 88:88
      Dmitry Peskov
      Nobody is interested in dragging out this process,
      International Business Times
      Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said, when asked about when the memorandum could be expected
    • 88:88
      Nobody is interested in delaying the process. Everyone is working dynamically. We will keep you informed. Of course, most of this work is being done in a discreet mode, and it should not, for obvious reasons, be open to the public,
      Reuters
      he said
    • 88:88
      I carry in my heart the sufferings of the beloved Ukrainian people. Let everything possible be done to achieve genuine, just and lasting peace as soon as possible,
      Novaya Gazeta. Europe
      he said
    • 88:88
      Boris Pistorius
      I don’t think he deliberately betrayed Europe. I believe he simply misjudged the negotiation situation with Vladimir Putin — and his own influence as the U.S. president,
      Politico Europe
      German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius told German public radio broadcaster Deutschlandfunk
    • 88:88
      That’s not how you start negotiations. And it’s a very weak position from which to pursue peace or ceasefire talks,
      Politico Europe
      Pistorius added
    • 88:88
      Boris Pistorius
      I suspect he assessed his negotiating position incorrectly,
      Reuters
      Boris Pistorius told the Deutschlandfunk radio broadcaster, following Trump's now-abandoned efforts to pressure Putin into accepting an unconditional 30-day ceasefire
    • 88:88
      Marco Rubio
      If it is clear that the Russians are not interested in a peace deal and they just want to keep fighting a war, it may very well come to that point,
      Gulf News
      he noted, as quoted by Anadolu Agency
    • 88:88
      We await those terms, and then I'll have a much better understanding about Mr. Putin's calculation once we see what those terms look like,
      Gulf News
      he added
    • 88:88
      The conditions for that [ending the war] will be negotiated between the two parties, as it can only be, because they know details of a negotiation that nobody else would be aware of,
      Ukrainska Pravda
      he wrote
    • 88:88
      Russia must explicitly acknowledge the legitimacy of the Ukrainian president, government, and constitution and Ukraine’s sovereignty in order to engage in meaningful, good-faith negotiations.”
      Guardian
      In its regular assessment, the Institute for the Study of War said on Tuesday