BREAKING! RUSSIA DELIVERS MAIN CEASEFIRE DEMANDS TO THE US: NO MORE NATO, NO MORE GAMES!
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BREAKING! Russia lays down the law: NO NATO for Ukraine, NO Western troops, TOTAL recognition of Russian territories—take it or leave it. Trump is back, Biden’s war policy is dead, and Washington faces a brutal choice: negotiate or escalate. Will the U.S. accept reality, or drag the world into more chaos? Read the full breakdown NOW.
Moscow Sets the Terms: No More NATO Expansion, No More Games
Russia has thrown down the gauntlet. The Kremlin has presented the United States with a stark list of demands, outlining the conditions for ending the war in Ukraine and reestablishing diplomatic relations. This is not a request. This is an ultimatum.
The core of Russia’s demands remains unchanged:
- Ukraine must never join NATO.
- No NATO “peacekeepers” can be stationed on Ukrainian soil.
- Ukraine must undergo denazification and demilitarization.
- Crimea and the four Donbass regions must be officially recognized as Russian territories.
In return, Moscow promises a ceasefire. A chance for Ukraine to stabilize. A moment of peace—but only on its terms.
These demands echo past Russian ultimatums, ones that Washington and Kyiv have ignored before. But the geopolitical landscape has shifted. Donald Trump is back in the White House, and the Biden-era war policies are dead. The question is simple: will the U.S. acknowledge Russia’s conditions and push for peace, or will it drag the world further into chaos?
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THE WESTERN WAR MACHINE: WASHINGTON’S DILEMMA
For years, NATO’s eastward expansion has been a thorn in Russia’s side. The Kremlin warned, negotiated, and ultimately acted when its red lines were crossed. This war was never about Ukraine alone—it was about power, influence, and the unchecked arrogance of the West.
Under Joe Biden’s administration, Washington pumped billions into Kyiv, fueling a war it had no intention of winning outright. The U.S. and its European allies bled Ukraine dry, sending weapons, mercenaries, and empty promises. The result? A shattered nation, exhausted troops, and a war that has become increasingly unwinnable for Kyiv.
Now, with Trump back in the Oval Office, the political calculus has changed. Unlike the Democratic establishment, Trump has long criticized NATO’s bloated bureaucracy and reckless expansionism. His administration is in a position to rethink Washington’s strategy, but will the Deep State allow him to act?
If the U.S. rejects Moscow’s demands, it will be choosing escalation over negotiation. If it accepts, it acknowledges a hard truth: Ukraine was never a viable NATO member to begin with.
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UKRAINE’S POSITION: A NATION ON THE EDGE
For Kyiv, the writing is on the wall. Ukraine is outmatched, outgunned, and increasingly isolated. The bold rhetoric of 2022 has given way to a grim reality—its forces are exhausted, its Western backers hesitant, and its territorial integrity in shambles.
President Volodymyr Zelensky, once the darling of the West, is now a leader with limited options. The recent meeting in Saudi Arabia between U.S. and Ukrainian officials was not a victory lap—it was a desperate attempt to keep Washington engaged.
Zelensky has signaled a willingness to accept a 30-day ceasefire as a starting point for negotiations. This is not a sign of strength; it is an admission of vulnerability. A truce, even a temporary one, could serve as a launching pad for broader peace talks. But will it be enough?
Putin’s stance remains ambiguous. While Moscow has put its demands on the table, there is no indication that the Kremlin is willing to negotiate on anything less than full compliance. The clock is ticking, and every day of hesitation costs Ukraine more ground, more troops, and more political leverage.
A CALCULATED GAMBLE: WHAT DOES PUTIN REALLY WANT?
For Putin, this is not just about Ukraine—it’s about rewriting the global order. By demanding the end of NATO’s eastward expansion and the recognition of Russian territorial claims, Moscow is challenging the West’s post-Cold War dominance.
From Washington’s perspective, Putin’s conditions seem extreme, but they follow a consistent logic. Russia has long viewed NATO’s presence near its borders as an existential threat. The 2014 annexation of Crimea and the 2022 intervention in Ukraine were direct responses to that perceived encroachment.
The message is clear:
- Russia will not tolerate NATO in Ukraine.
- Russia will not negotiate over Crimea or Donbass.
- Russia will not stop until its core security concerns are addressed.
If the U.S. ignores these red lines, the war will continue. If it concedes, it acknowledges Russia’s growing influence. Either way, Putin is in a position of strength.
TRUMP’S ROLE: A DEALMAKER OR A WARMONGER?
Donald Trump is no stranger to high-stakes negotiations. His return to power presents an opportunity to rethink America’s role in this conflict. Unlike the war-hungry Washington establishment, Trump has repeatedly expressed skepticism about endless foreign entanglements.
The Biden administration framed the Ukraine war as a moral crusade. Trump, however, sees it for what it is: a geopolitical disaster that benefits the military-industrial complex more than the American people.
If Trump can leverage Putin’s demands into a deal, he could end the war on terms that favor stability over prolonged conflict. If he refuses, he risks continuing the same failed policies that drained American resources and credibility under Biden.
What remains unclear is whether Trump has the political backing to push through a peace deal. The Deep State, the defense contractors, and the foreign policy elites have no interest in ending this war. The real battle may not be between Washington and Moscow, but within Washington itself.
CONCLUSION: A MOMENT OF TRUTH
The stakes could not be higher. Russia has made its demands crystal clear, and the U.S. must decide whether to engage or escalate. The Biden-era strategy of throwing money and weapons at Kyiv has failed. The war has reached a turning point, and the world is watching.
If Washington ignores Moscow’s terms, the war drags on, Ukraine suffers, and the global order remains in turmoil. If it engages, there is a real chance for peace—but only if the West is willing to acknowledge Russia’s strategic victories.
Putin has played his hand. Trump has the power to respond. The next move belongs to Washington.
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2 Comments
That was a really great article.
Sur un plan militaire la Russie est dans son droit. Zelensky a perdu la guerre. La demande de la Russie est correcte. Sur se plan il n’y a rien à négocier.
Par contre sur un plan de reconstruction et du développement industriel et gens d’affaires, il est important de négocier. L’important est non pas la guerre mais la vie après la guerre et tout le monde peut apporter sa pierre à l’édifice. Il est plus que possible que la Russie participe, même plus que certain. Ce sont des gens d’Honneur.
Reste à savoir comment l’entente pourra fonctionner…Peut-être chacun de son côté, ceci pour éviter l’intrusion ou parasitage que chacun pourrait apporter. Là est le noeud du problème !!!!!.
À suivre… Il y a ce qui se décide, mais aussi ce qui se passera dans sa globalité. Zelensky doit partir…avec sanction militaire…
Qui sème le vent récolte la tempête!