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Nickolay Yakovenko

Nickolay Yakovenko

Candidate for deputy to the Odessa City Council. Editor-in-chief of dumskaya.net. Editor-in-Chief at usionline.com. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nickolay.yakovenko.1/

Between a rock and a hard place: Where Trump's political course is leading Ukraine and what we should expect

Between a rock and a hard place: Where Trump's political course is leading Ukraine and what we should expect

US President Donald Trump's rhetoric toward Ukraine is becoming more and more aggressive, and his desire to reach an agreement with Russia as soon as possible, without hesitation, is becoming more and more obvious. Dumskaya analyst Mykola Yakovenko tries to understand what is going on in the mind

Double standards and a “three-stage system” for resolving the war in Ukraine: what is the catch of the meeting between the American and Russian delegations?

Double standards and a “three-stage system” for resolving the war in Ukraine: what is the catch of the meeting between the American and Russian delegations?

The thaw in U.S.-Russian relations amid the declared desire of both sides to “resolve” the war in Ukraine is rapidly gaining momentum. On February 18, just five days after the long-awaited but still unexpected phone call between Trump and Putin, the two leaders met in Saudi Arabia. Such

Repetition of the Munich Agreement or the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact: How to Perceive the Public Dialogue between Trump and Putin?

Repetition of the Munich Agreement or the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact: How to Perceive the Public Dialogue between Trump and Putin?

In the evening of February 12, the negotiation process between the United States and Russia to “resolve” the war in Ukraine, which, judging by numerous statements by the world media and evasive quotes from representatives of both sides, began several weeks or even months ago, finally became official at the