Posted on 03/28/2025 6:18:08 AM PDT by marshmallow
The Russian president reiterated that such precedents under the auspices of the UN existed in East Timor, New Guinea and parts of former Yugoslavia
MURMANSK, March 28. /TASS/. The international practice presumes the possibility of introducing external governance, paving the way to legitimate talks on the settlement of the Ukraine conflict, Russian President Vladimir Putin said during a meeting with the servicemen of the Arkhangelsk nuclear-powered submarine of the Yasen-M class (Project 885M).
He reiterated that such precedents under the auspices of the UN existed in East Timor, New Guinea and parts of former Yugoslavia. "Such practice does exist and, technically, it is possible to discuss the possibility of introducing interim governance in Ukraine under the UN auspices with the United States, with European countries, naturally, with our partners and friends," the Russian leader noted.
"In order to hold a democratic election there, in order to bring in a competent government trusted by people. And then hold talks with it about a peace treaty and sign legitimate documents which would be recognized worldwide and be reliable and stable," Putin explained.
The price for rebuilding the Russian oil and gas industry by the international oil companies is 25% of all revenue. That money is to be used as reparations owed Ukraine for the wanton aggressive destruction wrought by the Russian purposeful Russian war of agression.
Since Russia lacks all the talent and resources necessary for the rebuilding, the talent and stuff must come from the West.
And how does he propose to get Ukraine to agree to such an absurd idea?
Nazis claimed Germany was stabbed in the back.
Ukrainians would in the future claim Ukraine was stabbed in the back by any such unelected government.
It’s a stupid idea Vlad.
One can write a peace deal that recognizes the front lines and allows Ukraine to schedule plebiscites that might allow it to get territory back.
To get territory back, Ukraine (and the EU and US) would have to win plebiscites by making being a subject of Kiev (and its globalist backers) an attractive proposition.
That is the party line gullibly gobbled up by American isolationists.
But I do not trust anything done under UN aegis.
Most of those countries do not have anything like
free elections, even historically let alone now.
“The price for rebuilding the Russian oil and gas industry by the international oil companies is 25% of all revenue. That money is to be used as reparations owed Ukraine for the wanton aggressive destruction wrought by the Russian purposeful Russian war of agression.”
The Russians could hire a few experts at $1 million/year each.
Implicit in that question is the assumption that Ukraine is a sovereign, fully autonomous nation which calls its own plays.
It isn't. Ukraine will do whatever its NATO handlers/financiers tell it to do and Putin was talking to them, not to the puppets in Kiev.
Just another scheme to deny Ukraine’s sovereignty. Ukraine should say they will accept it on condition of the withdrawal of all Russian forces so free and fair elections can be held in all of Ukraine.
Funny, Putin who controls ALL media in his country and has poisoned, arrested or killed every credible opposition candidate for 25 years "proposes" the UN should hold elections in Ukraine a country he is currently trying to wipe off the map. Okay
That is the lie that the Russians use to justify their imperial ambitions. The Ukrainians have clearly shown, however, that they are indeed a sovereign nation and will not bend to Russian domination; this to the frustration of both Putin and Trump.
Putin floats idea of temporary government for Ukraine and talks tough about battlefield gains
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/russia-ukaine-war-putin-temporary-government-without-zelenskyy/
ROFWL - Before that, Putin should allow the U.N. to run Russian elections, prewenting Putin’s interference with his opponents; like killing them and jailing them.
The current iteration of Ukraine is a wholly owned subsidiary of Globohomo Inc, on whom it depends for its finances and solvency. The continuing war is not a heroic resistance to imperialism but rather, the acting out of the purpose for which it was constructed; regime change in Russia. It is simply a pawn in the confrontation between the globalist NWO/WEF and its military wing, NATO and Russia. It will do exactly as its financial backers and military suppliers demand.
The heroes here are Trump and Putin whose exit from the world stage is priority #1 for the globalists.
Interesting coincidence. The UN’s charter was patterned after the 1936 USSR constitution, by Alger Hiss.
Nice Russian propaganda you have there. The first trick of tyrants is to de-humanize their opponents. But I guess you need something to justify Russia’s aggressive actions. Contrary to your dreams, the Ukrainians are free agents fighting for their freedom. And, pray tell, how does an independent Ukraine lead to regime change in Russia? The claim is ludicrous on the face of it.
Russia's "aggressive actions"? The folks in Lugansk and Donetsk, want to speak Russian, their mother tongue. Once you come to terms with that fact, things will become clearer.
The "independent" Ukraine shtick is laughable. Romania just found out all about the European idea of "independence" and Serbia is getting "the treatment", right now. Hungary and Slovakia are next. Expansion of NATO and the installation of anti-Russian regimes on Russia's borders are provocations intended to produce what we now have; war. Dead Russians, and the more the better = regime change in Moscow. Only problem is, Putin won't go quietly.
Ask yourself why Putin's enemies and Trump's enemies are identical.
Ukraine passed the law granting Luhansk and Donetsk autonomy, as was required by the Minsk accords. The use of Russian in those territories is not in question and is not what is driving this war, nor is NATO expansion. Putin and his fellow Russian nationalists do not accept Ukraine as a legitimate people and as a legitimate states. Putin attacked at a time of perceived NATO weakness in order to accomplish his long held goal of reuniting Ukraine with Russia. Once you come to terms with that fact, things will become clearer.
As for the claim: "Dead Russians, and the more the better = regime change in Moscow," Russia can avoid all casualties by just leaving Ukraine and going home. No one is thinking of attacking Russia. Only a paranoid Russian would think otherwise.
I don't believe he's ever used those words. What Putin has stated repeatedly is that Russian and Ukrainian history is intertwined and that the majority of people in Ukraine have Russian blood somewhere in their immediate families. Ergo, anti-Russian laws and elimination of Russian culture is inadmissible. There is no question that de-russification has been occurring in Ukraine for some time and has accelerated since 2014. You wouldn't be trying to make Putin's attitude to Ukraine resemble Hitler's attitude to Jews, would you?
Ukraine passed the law granting Luhansk and Donetsk autonomy, as was required by the Minsk accords. The use of Russian in those territories is not in question and is not what is driving this war, nor is NATO expansion.
"Autonomy" for Lugansk and Donetsk was a fiction, whatever "law" was passed. The people in these regions want to be part of Russia, unlike the folks in Greenland whom we're about to annex. And yes, NATO is a major factor in this war, perhaps the main factor. It's the military muscle which supports the globalist agenda.
No one is thinking of attacking Russia.
A silly straw man. With its nuclear arsenal, who would? The aim is to undermine Russia, destabilize Russia, make it a tame member of the godless European secular humanist project by introducing it to the enlightened use of "hate crimes", homosexual "marriage", transgender "rights" and abortion as a human "right". It's attempts to reconnect itself with its Orthodox history is regarded as dangerous and a threat to the universalist agenda.
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