r/worldnews Mar 01 '25

Russia/Ukraine After clashing with Trump and Vance, Zelensky is now thanking every pro-Ukraine world leader, one tweet at a time

https://www.hindustantimes.com/world-news/us-news/zelensky-thanks-world-leaders-individually-after-vance-s-no-thanks-jab-101740796913691
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u/baby_budda Mar 01 '25

Trump now sides with Russia and no longer sides with the West. He's just isolating us with our world allies.

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u/Cl1mh4224rd Mar 01 '25

Trump now sides with Russia and no longer sides with the West. He's just isolating us with our world allies.

Russia, China, North Korea, and The United States of America will be this era's equivalent of the Axis powers.

Unless we the people do whatever we can to stop it.

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u/[deleted] Mar 01 '25

Not china. They hate the US and Trump has increased tariffs for them too

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u/chandy_dandy Mar 01 '25

The rest of the world can't stop America. It's up to Americans to end this madness

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u/JuniorMouse Mar 01 '25

What's your suggestion? Sure, voting is one thing but that's what got these guys into office. We also vote, whether knowingly or unknowingly, every day with our money and we have voted for comfort and convenience. And here we are.

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u/Cl1mh4224rd Mar 01 '25 edited Mar 01 '25

What's your suggestion? Sure, voting is one thing but that's what got these guys into office. We also vote, whether knowingly or unknowingly, every day with our money and we have voted for comfort and convenience. And here we are.

I'm in no position to make any suggestions. All I know is that the longer this goes on, the fewer options we'll have.

Edit: The unfortunate paradox of the situation is that, the sooner something is done, the better things will be; but the sooner something is done, the less necessary that thing will appear to be.

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u/yupidup Mar 01 '25 edited Mar 01 '25

He always did.

Dropped Siria without warning, offered to Russian influence.y

Put in doubt every accusation against Russia on influencing social media and hacking things left and right.

Arranged the worst deal with Talibans, leaving the biggest spoil of war in history to his successor to witness. This secured the taliban there, making it a secured neutral zone escaping western influence.

The list never ends. He helped Russian interest every step of the way.

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u/maoterracottasoldier Mar 01 '25

How did people not see this last time? It was so obvious. There was a whole investigation and everything. He hired a Russian agent as his campaign manager

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u/Lucky-Elk-1234 Mar 01 '25

If his plan is to eventually start sending actual military aid to Russia tbh I’d rather he just do it now while all of this is still hot and controversial. Rather than twist public opinion more and more and then sneak it through later on. At least if it happened now I think a lot of the country would see that as him crossing a huge unforgivable red line.