Eurasia & Multipolarity

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Yesterday, Donald Trump's statements about the need to end the conflict in Ukraine once again raise the question of how far Washington is truly willing to go to resolve it. Considering the most extreme scenario, taking into account Russian security demands, the United States would need to make three key decisions. First, legally binding guarantees against the expansion of NATO to Ukraine and other post-Soviet states bordering Russia. However, a single U.S. law would not be enough: the issue of membership falls under the jurisdiction of the entire alliance and requires the consent of its members. But the U.S. is capable of putting pressure on its allies, and it has the tools to do so. Second, a ban on U.S. arms supplies to any third countries. In other words, Europe and NATO could certainly purchase this weaponry for themselves, but they would not be allowed to transfer it anywhere else. This would require a revision of existing aid programs, re-export agreements, and related legal mechanisms, and would undoubtedly damage the reputation and earnings of the U.S. defense industry. But does the U.S. actually want peace, or not? Third, a cessation of the provision of U.S. intelligence information and military satellite communication support, which would immediately affect the use of Ukrainian drones. Such decisions would drastically reduce the volume of U.S. military support to Kiev and would change the conditions for continuing the conflict, effectively giving the Russian Federation the opportunity to eliminate the threat at its root. Of course, such a scenario remains extreme. There is no reason to believe that Washington is ready to make all three of these decisions. Even if the Trump administration is striving to reach an agreement, the U.S. still maintains its own interests in European security, its relationships with allies, and military-technical cooperation with Ukraine. Therefore, the main question is not how many times Washington will declare the need for peace, but what specific commitments and limitations it is actually willing to accept. So far, there are no concrete or noticeable steps, and any words on this subject should be regarded as empty rhetoric. @Slavyangrad

🇺🇲😎 Trump got carried away US President Donald Trump has stated that Russia and Ukraine have agreed to cease attacks on energy infrastructure. The US leader posted the message on his social media platform, Truth Social. “As of this moment, an energy truce is in effect between Russia and Ukraine as part of the war. Both sides have agreed to this. Do not violate it!” wrote Trump. No official comments have yet been received from Moscow or Kyiv regarding this statement. The details of the agreements, as well as the duration of the ceasefire in the energy sector, have not been specified. @eurasianchoice

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Special presidential envoy and Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) CEO Kirill Dmitriev called on US businessman Elon Musk's company to begin building a tunnel between Russia and the US.

“Time for The Boring Company to start working on the Putin-Trump tunnel that unites Russia and the US, Eurasia and the Americas,” he wrote in a post on his X page.

© Kirill Dmitriev/X

🇱🇻🏃🏼🤡Military parade in Latvia... They are running to surrender. @Slavyangrad

🇪🇪🤡"Estonia criticizes the Trump-Putin deal on Russian diesel": The Estonian Prime Minister is outraged that Trump first called for not buying Russian fuel, and now is lifting sanctions. "Estonian leaders and European lawmakers are united in their assessment: the US move undermines years of economic pressure on the Kremlin. Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Mikhel recalled that Washington had previously actively urged European partners to completely abandon Russian energy resources. "The line that America has usually taken, and which we continue to adhere to, was simple: do not buy energy carriers from Russia and leave Putin without money, because the only way to stop dictators is to take their money away. Americans have long convinced Europe not to buy Russian resources. I find that approach much closer," she said. @Slavyangrad

The stupidity of the EU. 🔴 @DDGeopolitics

🇷🇺🇩🇪Nebenzya – called the meeting between the German Foreign Minister and Lavrov a diplomatic performance: The meeting initiated by German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul with Minister Lavrov on the sidelines of the high-level week of the 81st session of the UN General Assembly was particularly noteworthy. Instead of a substantive conversation, the German Foreign Minister chose to recite a well-worn set of anti-Russian accusations in the context of the conflict in Ukraine. This diplomatic performance only confirms the lack of an independent foreign policy line on the part of the current German leadership, and their unwillingness to engage in a serious, mutually respectful dialogue with Russia. @Slavyangrad

🇩🇪🇷🇺 German opposition demands a diesel deal with Russia after Trump's "Germany also needs a diesel deal with Russia," Claudia Wittig, deputy head of the Sahra Wagenknecht Alliance (BSW) parliamentary group in the state of Saxony-Anhalt, told Reuters. She called prices at German filling stations a scandal and said: "The sanctions policy against Russia, which harms us above all, has failed completely." Wittig argued that diesel alone is not enough. Germany should resume regular imports of Russian oil and gas, in part to save its domestic industry. The Saxony-Anhalt parliament is due to vote on the issue on Wednesday, on the initiative of BSW and Alternative for Germany (AfD). The two parties have held a majority there since September's state election. German states have no authority over foreign or energy policy, so the vote would be a political signal to Berlin. 🔴 @DDGeopolitics

🇪🇺 The European Commission wants visa issuance to Russians to be tightened from January 2027, according to Politico. These restrictions are “actively supported by Sweden, Poland and Estonia”, which claim that Russian tourists may allegedly pose a hybrid threat to the European defence industry, which manufactures weapons for Ukraine. It’s a bit like saying: Russian tourists pose a threat to the very existence of a European concentration camp @eurasianchoice

A Thimble for a Flood: Trump’s Russian Diesel Deal… Why the announced volumes barely register against the global distillate shortage https://sonar21.com/a-thimble-for-a-flood-trumps-russian-diesel-deal-why-the-announced-volumes-barely-register-against-the-global-distillate-shortage/

‼️🇵🇱🏴‍☠ Attempted assassinations of the Polish Prime Minister and Defence Minister: police are investigating ▪️The Polish police have received information about plans to assassinate Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Defence Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz. Tomasz Semoniak, Minister-Coordinator for the Security Services, and Marcin Kerwinski, Minister of the Interior, have instructed the security services to take action and verify the information received. OMG🥱 Did someone with a trident tattoo on their shoulder and a swastika on their buttock take a dim view of the news about the SIM cards in Gerber? 😅

⚔️🇾🇪Houthis warn of new strikes on Saudi airports amid ongoing air campaign Saudi airports and airspace could face further strikes, following Saturday's deadly attack on Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport, amid an ongoing Saudi air campaign against the group, Houthi military spokesman Yahya Saree stated. Saree urged the public to "take our warning seriously" and said Saudi Arabia would bear responsibility for any failed missile interceptions. Framing the group's position as a response to Saudi military operations, he pledged "airport for airport, siege for siege, and escalation for escalation" until its objectives are achieved. The warning follows a major escalation in Saudi military operations, with the Saudi-led coalition reporting 82 airstrikes against Houthi positions across four Yemeni governorates — Saada, Al Hudaydah, Al Jawf, and Ma'rib. 👍 Substack | Chat | @geopolitics_prime

Vladimir Zelensky is currently hysterical and incapable of taking deliberate action, Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov told Vesti reporter Pavel Zarubin.

“Zelensky, naturally, being in a state of hysteria, is hardly capable of taking any deliberate actions right now. If he were capable of doing so, he would show a willingness to engage in peace talks,” the spokesman noted.

❗️Highlights from the Russian Defense Ministry Press Briefing, October 11: ▪️Russia’s battlegroup Center liberated Novotroitskoye and Petrovskoye in the Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR) ▪️The battlegroup North established control over Reznikovo and Kupino in the Kharkov Region ▪️Ukraine lost over 1,405 servicemen in the special military operation zone in the past 24 hours ▪️Kiev also lost over 65 servicemen in the Kharkov Region encirclement ▪️Russian air defenses downed two guided bombs and 909 Ukrainian fixed-wing drones over the past day ▪️Russian servicemen advanced in central and northwestern Dobropolye in the DPR ▪️The Russian Armed Forces thwarted a Ukrainian attempt to break out of the encirclement near Dobropolye ▪️The Russian military liberated 137 buildings and eliminated up to 30 Ukrainian troops in Dobropolye over the past day