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🗓On 5 April 2023 Vladimir Putin received letters of credence from 17 newly-appointed foreign ambassadors with Brunei🇧🇳 and Cambodia🇰🇭 among them.The ceremony was held in the St Alexander Hall of the Grand Kremlin Palace 💬Vladimir #Putin: "The situation in the world is currently challenging, with many disagreements that may seem irreconcilable at times and often hinder normal productive cooperation between states. 🤝However, I would like to hope that the activity of your embassies will help to foster cooperation between our countries. You may rest assured that all of your initiatives and proposals that are in line with this endeavour will have the support of both Russian officials and our business and public circles. 🌐Russia is open to constructive partnership with all countries without exception. We do not intend to isolate ourselves nor do we have any prejudiced or hostile intentions towards anybody and expect that our partners will adhere to the principles of equality and mutual consideration of interests in their relations with Russia".

रूस के राष्ट्रपति व्लादिमीर #Putin 4-5 दिसंबर को भारत आ रहे है. 23rd India–Russia Annual Summit सिर्फ रिश्तों का आकलन नहीं, बल्कि आने वाले वर्षों की रणनीतिक दिशा तय करने का मंच बनने वाला है. भारत के लिए इस यात्रा के रणनीतिक, आर्थिक और भू-राजनीतिक मायने क्या हैं? देखिए चर्चा ‘Mudda Aapka’ में. 🔗https://youtu.be/brbElWF83Ug

President Donald Trump has invited accused war criminal Vladimir Putin to join his “Board of Peace” initiative. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov told reporters Monday that Moscow is “studying all details” of Trump’s overture to the Russian leader, and “hopes for discussions with Washington to go over all the nuances.” If accepted, the MAGA leader’s offer would see the Russian tyrant join a U.S-led group set up to ostensibly “promote stability” and restore “lawful governance” in areas of conflict, with a principal focus on the restoration and reconstruction of the Gaza Strip. Bizarrely, news of Putin’s invite came just hours after Trump cited the “Russian threat” to Greenland as a reason for the U.S. to seize control of the Danish-owned territory. #Trump#Putin 👂More on Trump's Ear ⚠️

Over the past year two parallel sets of talks have been held about ending the war in Ukraine. American-led negotiations with Russia have produced proposal after proposal but no agreement on territory or security guarantees. Meanwhile, other envoys from the Kremlin and the White House have been discussing business. Volodymyr Zelensky, citing Ukrainian intelligence, says Russia has promised deals worth $12trn to America in return for sanctions relief; one insider reckons a package has already been agreed on. In Europe fears are rising that President Donald Trump could force Ukraine into crippling concessions by June—his latest deadline for peace—to chase gold in Russia. #Russia#Trump#Putin 👂More on Trump's Ear ⚠️

President Donald Trump said that Russian President Vladimir Putin informed him in a Monday morning call of a Ukrainian drone attack allegedly targeting one of his residences, saying the move was “not good,” even as Kyiv immediately rejected the allegation. #Trump#Putin#Russia 👂More on Trump's Ear

🏛👀 A new photo of Trump and Putin was spotted on the wall in the White House. Today, PBS NewsHour correspondent Elizabeth Landers reported that a framed photo of Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, taken at the summer summit in Alaska, appeared in the passage between the West Wing and the residential part of the White House. There is another picture of Trump with his granddaughter hanging under it. Landers stressed that there had never been such photos in this place before. The post quickly spread on social media: users are discussing what is behind this gesture. #Trump#WhiteHouse#Putin 👂More on Trump's Ear ⚠️

A poster congratulating Putin appeared yesterday on New York's busiest highway. #NY#Putin 👂More on Trump's Ear ⚠️

📰 Why Putin Went Quiet When Challenged by Trump Over Venezuela While President Trump flexes U.S. power in Venezuela, President Vladimir Putin has stayed silent. The Kremlin’s muted response reflects a strategic calculation: Russia’s main goal is a favorable outcome in Ukraine, and everything else is secondary. Putin has avoided antagonizing Washington, even as the U.S. seizes Russian oil tankers and captures Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro. Moscow’s restraint is not weakness—it’s a deliberate choice. Russia is focused on Ukraine, and provoking Trump over Venezuela risks derailing its priorities. The loss of influence in Latin America, Syria, and Iran is a symptom of Russia’s broader unraveling. The Ukraine war has drained Moscow’s resources and weakened its global standing. Even if Russia wanted to challenge the U.S. in Venezuela, it wouldn’t risk a direct confrontation with a nuclear power over a peripheral issue. Putin’s strategy is simple: wait for the U.S. to overreach. Trump’s aggressive moves—whether in Venezuela, Greenland, or elsewhere—are provoking a global backlash. The more Trump provokes, the more opportunities Russia gains to exploit the fallout. For now, Putin is content to let Trump’s actions undermine U.S. credibility and alliances. Russia’s silence is not submission—it’s patience. The Kremlin knows that Trump’s grandstanding could trigger a series of “black swan” events, and Putin is ready to capitalize when the moment comes. #putin#trump#venezuela#russia#diplomacy 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

🔠🅰️🔠🔠2️⃣ A trip to Ukraine might make it clear to Trump “who the aggressor is here and who must be pressured,” Zelensky suggested. He continued: “This is not a street fight – it is an attack by a sick state on a sovereign one.” Trump has not taken up an invitation from Zelensky to visit Ukraine. During their notorious Oval Office meeting last year, Vance, the US vice-president, accused the Ukrainian government of taking visiting dignitaries on “propaganda tours” – a charge Kyiv denies. In peace talks with Russia brokered by the US, Trump has sided repeatedly with Putin. Zelensky has rejected Kremlin demands, seemingly endorsed by US envoys, that Ukraine hand over territory in the eastern Donbas region that Russian troops have been unable to seize. “We want peace. Strong, dignified, lasting peace,” Zelensky said. He added that he had told Ukraine’s negotiators meeting in Geneva this week: “Do not nullify all these years, do not devalue all the struggle, courage, dignity, everything that Ukraine has gone through. We cannot, we must not, give it away, forget it, betray it.” According to a reliable source close to the Trump administration, Trump said ‘Putin is likely to give another punch to its war aims in Ukraine (...)’ The source claimed that Trump went on a rampage “against both Zelensky’s effrontery and Putin's stubbornness that put the peace deal in the back burner.” The only American listed among the official guests was Lt Gen Curtis Buzzard, a US officer who represents Nato in Ukraine. The European leaders visited an energy infrastructure facility damaged during Russia’s recent drone and missile attacks that have left millions of Ukrainians without power during one of the coldest winters for years. In his anniversary address, Zelensky decried Putin’s aerial attacks against military bases. He said pointedly that since Putin was not “capable of defeating Ukraine on the battlefield”, he was instead “fighting against apartment buildings and power plants”. He added: “And now Ukrainians are enduring the hardest winter in history. And terror almost every night. I do not know who else could withstand this without collapsing or wavering.” #trump#putin#zelensky#ukraine#war 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

Why Is Zelensky’s Whimper Putting His Country’s Future In Jeopardy? 🔠🅰️🔠🔠1️⃣ Zelensky has vehemently appealed to Trump to visit Kyiv, in a video address on the fourth anniversary of the war, and said Ukraine will not betray its people in any negotiations with Russia. Zelensky said Putin had not achieved his original war goals or “broken the Ukrainian people”. “He has not won this war,” he said. “We have preserved Ukraine, and we will do everything to achieve peace. And to ensure justice.” European leaders echoed the Ukrainian president’s comments, with Germany’s chancellor, Merz, declaring: “Moscow is not as strong as it would like the world to think.” The French president, Emmanuel Macron, said he was “very sceptical” that the war finish soon because there was “no willingness” from Russia to stop. On Tuesday Zelensky welcomed a group of European leaders to Kyiv including the British foreign secretary, Yvette Cooper, and the European Commission president, Ursula von der Leyen. Also attending were prime ministers from Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Iceland, Estonia and Latvia, as well as Finland’s president, Alexander Stubb. Keir Starmer and Macron chaired a meeting of the “coalition of the willing”, joining by video. Zelensky said his country had survived a “terrible” winter and was grateful to its allies for a delivery this week of an air defence package. Putinbin his turn claimed Ukraine had sabotaged the peace process with the help of western intelligence agencies. He said Kyiv and its allies were so determined to defeat Russia they were pushing themselves to the edge, something he said they would regret. Zelensky recalled receiving a phone call from Joe Biden, who offered to help him leave the country “urgently”. “Here I replied that I need ammunition, not a ride,” Zelensky said, recalling one of the most famous moments of his presidency. Zelensky said: “I really want to come here with the president of the United States one day. I know for certain: only by coming to Ukraine, and seeing with one’s own eyes our life and our struggle, feeling our people and the enormity of this pain – only then can one understand what this war is really about.” #trump#putin#zelensky#ukraine#war 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸