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America's former ambassador to Ukraine says he's hopeful that Donald Trump's proposed 'energy ceasefire' between Russian and Ukraine will hold, but it will depe…
America's former ambassador to Ukraine says he's hopeful that Donald Trump's proposed 'energy ceasefire' between Russian and Ukraine will hold, but it will depend on Vladimir Putin.
William Taylor says the US President's announcement that he will purchase diesel from Russia represents at least a contradictory policy, and could violate US law.
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17 Comments
@@bubbajones6907Imported3wk ago
Begging for a ceasefire is admission of defeat. If Ukrainians want to make the ultimate sacrifice for nothing, they're welcome to do so. They shouldn't be begging for help from us.
@@Raima888sImported3wk ago
Ukraine is surprised because they just got hit on an electrical power station.
@@patrickmazza1Imported3wk ago
Zelensky and Europe must stop prolonging this war and push for a negotiated peace before more lives are lost and more Ukrainian territory is lost.
@@oliverasazos2563Imported3wk ago
Blah blah.where do you find these losers having nothing to say or have any influence just talking point
@@silafaupaulmeredith7251Imported3wk ago
The sanctions are illegal period. Why? They were not approved by the UNSC.
@@martinstones9500Imported3wk ago
Russia hasn’t got any spare fuel to sell to the USA.
@@ineznorthover5695Imported3wk ago
Rump has done so much that is illegal that one loses count. But until all countries negate 'deals' with this sham president, he'll continue. Australia has kowtowed to him with AUKUS, good money thrown after bad. Australia is bending the knee with Palantir, Starlink, AI Data centers, USA and Israeli security firms. As long as our Foreign Affairs treat every madness as normalcy, we are simply inconsequential. They've gutted our sovereignty.
@@drdaz1974Imported3wk ago
In other news, tRump declares moon is now called tRumpball and is made of cheese. Commands NASA to commence mission to go get some cheese. Republicans say "We are looking forward to the cheese, because we like cheese" and then run around in circles like mice.
@@itsme-tw8nqImported3wk ago
There is no cease fire lol, it's all just lies from trump and his lackeys lol. And trump is breaching sanctions to boot.
@@suganth72Imported3wk ago
Hahahaha, Russia is always two steps ahead, Russians are smart, current situation is the worst case scenario for Russia but still made US and EU screw each other.....
@@TheFleetzImported3wk ago
Trump is clutching at straws….likely announced it then asking them is that ok?
@@jgj7ikhfhdfdthtImported3wk ago
Release the files!
@@catherinebirch8263Imported3wk ago
The ABC continues to broadcast US propaganda about its proxy war against Russia in Ukraine. Shame. The financial cost worldwide has been high, but the cost of lives and infrastructure to Ukraine has been devastating.
@@DirkUys-o5iImported3wk ago
Typical ABC historical "News" information , 2 days late and, as usual, with outdated "facts".
@@DesertflowerUSAImported3wk ago
Russian oil equivalent to a half day of our usage. He banked on it lowering prices? No. It’s all a show, Putin helping Trump right at the elections. Tampering right out in public. Agree with Zelenskyy that it makes us look weak, not strong or smart.
@@Tom_From_OzImported3wk ago
I own a diesel car and I want the fuel prices to come down, but not at the cost of Ukrainian lives! Trump started this fuel crisis by attacking Iran!<br><br><b>Slava Ukraini! 🔱🔱🔱 FDJT</b>
@@abcnewsaustraliaImported3wk ago
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America's former ambassador to Ukraine says he's hopeful that Donald Trump's proposed 'energy ceasefire' between Russian and Ukraine will hold, but it will depend on Vladimir Putin.
William Taylor says the US President's announcement that he will purchase diesel from Russia represents at least a contradictory policy, and could violate US law.
Subscribe: http://ab.co/1svxLVE
Read more here: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-10-12/ukraine-trump-zelenskyy-elections/107254072
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