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🤔 Trump’s decision to allow the supply of Russian diesel to the U.S. and global markets sparked outrage on social media.
Censor.NET gathered opinions from journalists, public figures, diplomats, and military personnel
Service member and public figure Ihor Lutsenko notes that this deal is not an economic decision but a symbolic move and effectively a cover to protect Russian facilities from Ukrainian long-range strikes.
The head of the board of the Institute of World Policy, Viktor Shlinchak, emphasizes that Ukraine must act pragmatically in this situation. He outlined seven immediate steps.
People’s Deputy of the VIII convocation Boryslav Bereza believes that Kyiv now needs to work actively with the American media space through diplomats and allies, but the process is being slowed by the absence of a Ukrainian ambassador to the U.S.
Former Ukrainian ambassador to the U.S. Valeriy Chaly stresses that diplomacy requires a sober anti-crisis plan, not emotional statements in the media.
“The U.S. has lost its role model — a "model to emulate." Trump has stripped the American image of all its 'moral righteousness.' The world had a good beacon. Unfortunately, it has gone out,” believes military member and
journalist Pavlo Kazarin.
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