Lounge of The Russian-Ukrainian War

[jayco]

https://www.axios.com/2025/11/20/trump-ukraine-peace-plan-28-points-russia

Or, this one:

16. Russia will enshrine in law its policy of non-aggression towards Europe and Ukraine

Sure, sure, when America codifies it won't mess with the rest of the world anymore

 

[jayco]

• The United States will enter into a long-term economic cooperation agreement for mutual development in the areas of energy, natural resources, infrastructure, artificial intelligence, data centers, rare earth metal extraction projects in the Arctic, and other mutually beneficial corporate opportunities.

Trying to loot Russian mineral resources and dump future noisy data centers there. I guess the good thing is wires can always be cut and all the mining stuff nationalized.
Sounds like Trump basically wants huge payoff.
The next admin, which could easily be Democrats, won't even honor any of these papers.
Interesting how Western media had framed it as "renting" Donbass.
US companies should not be operating in Russia ever again and I hope all this industry is soon nationalized after the last oligarch gets dispatched. This will not happen under Putin probably, but there will be others after him who will do the necessary things, Russian resources belong to all people of Russia not some corporations to get rich off, time to clean up the house from inside. Right now, cleaning outside and cleaning it good, but next will be the time to clean inside

 

[Cooper]

According to a high level Russian source as reported by journo Pepe Escobar who interviewed him recently, one of the main authors of these 28 points was Jared Kushner, which explains the extra Jewy items like the US getting 50% of profits and the $300 billion Russian stolen funds getting officially pilfered.

You know that Kushner didn't write these clauses himself and had an assistant type them instead because he was too busy rubbing his hands together while he was coming up with those clauses...

Unfortunately for Kushner and co, the next hundred years for Russia aren't going to be like the last two hundred years, to use Solzhenitsyn's book title as a reference.