Repost by Permission: Trump Pleads To Putin For Mercy Following Revenge Assassination
March 14, 2025
Trump Pleads To Putin For Mercy Following Revenge Assassination
By: Sorcha Faal, and as reported to her Western Subscribers
A thought-provoking new Security Council (SC) report circulating in the Kremlin today first notes President Putin assessed about the 30-day ceasefire deal proposed by President Donald Trump to end the Western proxy war using Ukraine against Russia:
Before I assess how I view Ukraine’s readiness for a ceasefire, I would first like to begin by thanking the President of the United States, Mr. Trump, for paying so much attention to resolving the conflict in Ukraine.
We all have enough issues to deal with. But many heads of state, the president of the People’s Republic of China, the Prime Minister of India, the presidents of Brazil and South African Republic are spending a lot of time dealing with this issue. We are thankful to all of them, because this is aimed at achieving a noble mission, a mission to stop hostilities and the loss of human lives.
Secondly, we agree with the proposals to stop hostilities. But our position is that this ceasefire should lead to a long-term peace and eliminate the initial causes of this crisis.
Now, about Ukraine’s readiness to cease hostilities. On the surface it may look like a decision made by Ukraine under US pressure. In reality, I am absolutely convinced that the Ukrainian side should have insisted on this ceasefire from the Americans based on how the situation on the front line is unfolding, the realities on the ground.
And how is it unfolding? I’m sure many of you know that yesterday I was in Kursk Region and listened to the reports of the head of the General Staff, the commander of the group of forces ‘North’ and his deputy about the situation at the border, specifically in the incursion area of Kursk Region.
What is going on there? The situation there is completely under our control, and the group of forces that invaded our territory is completely isolated and under our complete fire control.
Command over Ukrainian troops in this zone is lost. And if in the first stages, literally a week or two ago, Ukrainian servicemen tried to get out of there in large groups, now it is impossible. They are trying to get out of there in very small groups, two or three people, because everything is under our full fire control. The equipment is completely abandoned. It is impossible to evacuate it. It will remain there. This is already guaranteed.
And if in the coming days there will be a physical blockade, then no one will be able to leave at all. There will be only two ways. To surrender or die.
And in these conditions, I think it would be very good for the Ukrainian side to achieve a truce for at least 30 days.
And we are for it. But there are nuances. What are they? First, what are we going to do with this incursion force in Kursk Region?
If we stop fighting for 30 days, what does it mean? That everyone who is there will leave without a fight? We should let them go after they committed mass crimes against civilians? Or will the Ukrainian leadership order them to lay down their arms. Simply surrender. How will this work? It is not clear.
How will other issues be resolved on all the lines of contact? This is almost 2,000 kilometers.
As you know, Russian troops are advancing almost along the entire front. And there are ongoing military operations to surround rather large groups of enemy forces.
These 30 days — how will they be used? To continue forced mobilization in Ukraine? To receive more arms supplies? To train newly mobilized units? Or will none of this happen?
How will the issues of control and verification be resolved? How can we be guaranteed that nothing like this will happen? How will the control be organized?
I hope that everyone understands this at the level of common sense. These are all serious issues.
Who will give orders to stop hostilities? And what is the price of these orders? Can you imagine? Almost 2,000 kilometers. Who will determine where and who broke the potential ceasefire? Who will be blamed?
These are all questions that demand a thorough examination from both sides.
Therefore, the idea itself is the right one, and we certainly support it. But there are questions that we have to discuss. I think we need to work with our American partners. Maybe I will speak to President Trump. But we support the idea of ending this conflict with peaceful means.
Along with top Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov confirming President Putin met with President Trump envoy Steve Witcoff yesterday, this report notes, NBC News reported: “Keith Kellogg, US President Donald Trump’s special envoy to Russia and Ukraine, has been barred from taking part in peace talks at Moscow’s request…Russian officials view Kellogg as too hawkish and too close to Ukraine”—and was a report that followed factual articles appearing like “Daughter Of Trump’s Special Envoy To Ukraine Keith Kellogg Caught Organizing Aid to Kyiv”.
After President Putin sidestepped the 30-day ceasefire deal proposed by President Trump until its many “nuances” are clarified, this report continues, it was revealed: “The US Treasury allowed a 60-day waiver for energy-related financial transactions with sanctioned Russian banks to expire on Wednesday”—a revelation showing President Trump is preparing to attack the Russian energy sector quickly followed by the news: “The US has upgraded the Ground-Launched Small Diameter Bombs (GLSDB) to counter Russian jamming and is set to reintroduce them to the battlefield in Ukraine within days”—all of which was joined by Ukraine launching a drone strike against Moscow this morning.
Earlier today, this report details, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte declared: “NATO membership for Kiev is off the table in efforts undertaken by the United States and Russia to achieve peace in the Ukraine conflict”—and was a declaration joined by the revelation: “Senior US officials refused to sign a minerals deal with Ukraine during talks in Saudi Arabia earlier this week”.
The “historic turning point” in the present conflict, this report notes, occurred on 2 May 2014, which was when Ukrainian Nazi forces burnt alive 48 Russian peoples in the Trade Unions building in Odessa-Ukraine—and after over a decade of Western silence about this monstrous crime that pushed the Russian peoples to demand for war, the European Court of Human Rights just ruled that the Ukrainian authorities were responsible: “The Court concluded that the relevant authorities had not done everything they reasonably could to prevent the violence, to stop that violence after its outbreak, and to ensure timely rescue measures for those trapped in the fire in the Trade Union Building”.
In response to the European Court of Human Rights ruling blaming Ukraine for the Odessa Massacre, this report continues, top Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov observed: “A very belated decision, but it seems like a glimpse of common sense…To confirm this, we need to see other similar actions…Which, of course, we would like to witness”—and was an observation swiftly followed by the news: “In Odessa, Demyan Hanul – the former head of the “Right Sector” power bloc and one of the direct organizers of the tragedy on May 2, 2014 – has been killed…An unknown person in uniform shot him right on the street and then fled”.
Quickly after the revenge assassination of Demyan Hanul many believe was carried out by Russian secret services, this report concludes, President Trump posted the plea:
We had very good and productive discussions with President Vladimir Putin of Russia yesterday, and there is a very good chance that this horrible, bloody war can finally come to an end
BUT, AT THIS VERY MOMENT, THOUSANDS OF UKRAINIAN TROOPS ARE COMPLETELY SURROUNDED BY THE RUSSIAN MILITARY, AND IN A VERY BAD AND VULNERABLE POSITION.
I have strongly requested to President Putin that their lives be spared.
This would be a horrible massacre, one not seen since World War II.
God bless them all!!!
[Note: Some words and/or phrases appearing in quotes in this report are English language approximations of Russian words/phrases having no exact counterpart.]
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Repost by Permission: Putin Brands Kursk Invaders Terrorists As Ukrainian Assassins Target Alex Jones
March 13, 2025
Putin Brands Kursk Invaders Terrorists As Ukrainian Assassins Target Alex Jones
By: Sorcha Faal, and as reported to her Western Subscribers
A compelling new Security Council (SC) report circulating in the Kremlin today first noting President Putin visited the Kursk Region yesterday and told military commanders: “Our goal is to inflict a defeat upon the enemy entrenched on the territory of Kursk Region on short notice”, says he then ordered that Ukrainian forces captured in the Kursk Region be treated as foreign terrorist mercenaries instead of prisoners of war and told the commanders: “I still want to remind you that foreign mercenaries are not protected by the 1949 Geneva Convention on POWs”.
At the Kursk Region meeting yesterday, this report notes, Chief of the General Staff Valery Gerasimov revealed to President Putin: “Ukrainian forces in the Kursk Region, western Russia, have been encircled and isolated…Over the past five days, the North military grouping took control of 24 settlements and 259 square kilometers of territory, with the Ukrainian army suffering 67,000 casualties in the area”—a revelation followed by the Ministry of Defense (MoD) announcing today: “The Russian military has dislodged remaining Ukrainian forces from the town of Sudzha, the largest settlement taken by Kiev’s troops in their incursion into Russia’s Kursk Region…In the last 24 hours the Ukrainian forces fighting in Kursk Region have lost more than 340 servicemen, two infantry fighting vehicles, three armored personnel carriers and dozens of pieces of other hardware”.
Following President Donald Trump conceding yesterday that the hostilities in Ukraine essentially are a war that the North Atlantic Treaty Organization is waging against Russia, this report continues, it was revealed today: “The plane of President Donald Trump’s special envoy Steve Witkoff has landed at Moscow’s Vnukovo airport”—a revelation joined by Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova announcing: “Russia and the United States are likely to hold bilateral talks later on Thursday to discuss the results of the American meeting with Ukrainian representatives in Saudi Arabia”—all of which was joined with the news: “Russia has presented the U.S. with a list of demands for a potential deal to end the war against Ukraine and reset relations with Washington, Reuters reported on March 13”.
Most shockingly yesterday, this report concludes, world-renowned Infowars host Alex Jones revealed: “General Flynn had tried to call me this morning while I was working out, and I missed his call, but he called my producer and said the same thing…A former head of the Defense Agency said from his high-level intel sources there is a contract out on me, and of course, it’s tied to the Ukrainians”—a warning from top President Trump military intelligence advisor General Michael Flynn to Jones that followed the brutal assassination of Infowars reporter Jamie White on Monday in Austin-Texas—and Ukrainian reporter Diana Panchenko issued the urgent video appeal to the American peoples:
Today, I ask for your attention. Zelenski took Ukraine hostage. We want freedom. He imprisoned or killed anyone who dare to speak out.
We need your help.
Thousands of cases have been opened under the charge of treason. The defense carries a life sentence. In fact, it’s even worse.
I’m sharing a list of people who suffered for the truth. People who emailed me and whose cases we managed to confirm.
Those are journalists, prides, sanctions. All of them are in prison now on fabricated charges. They are being tortured and beaten.
[Note: Some words and/or phrases appearing in quotes in this report are English language approximations of Russian words/phrases having no exact counterpart.]
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