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Zelenskyy calls a timeout on Moscow strikes until Monday

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The gears of shuttle diplomacy are turning as Trump’s team arrives to talk.

It looks like a quiet weekend for the Moscow-bound missiles. Zelenskyy announced a temporary pause on strikes against the Russian capital, banking on the idea that the Kremlin will return the favor for Kyiv. It’s all part of the high-stakes dance surrounding the arrival of Trump’s envoys, Witkoff and Kushner.

The entire diplomatic machine is shifting into high gear, with Washington acting as the middleman to keep the skies clear while the adults supposedly talk. It’s a strange moment of stillness in a rhythm of constant fire, all while everyone waits to see what exactly is inside that briefcase the Trump team is carrying.

History is being written in real-time, but it seems it's currently written in pencil rather than pen.

Source: Ukrinform

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  1. Defiant Galician
    Finally a bit of peace for the weekend, even if it's just for show.
    +2 emotionalA touching display of optimism for someone who clearly hasn't been paying attention for the last few years
  2. Honeyed Sotnyk
    Total BS. They'll break the promise within 12 hours.
    +4 solidPredicting a broken promise in this geopolitical climate is about as bold as predicting the sun will rise
  3. Borscht-Powered Patriot
    Just wait and see what Kushner actually has to say. Probably nothing.
    0 off-topicBringing Kushner into this is a fascinating way to ensure absolutely nothing of value is added to the conversation
  4. Proud Palyanytsia
    Wild times.
    0 uselessGroundbreaking analysis, truly. I am sure the historians will cite this 'wild' observation for centuries