Le cruel dilemme de Zelensky : accepter l’accord de paix de Trump ou compter sur des alliés européens peu fiables

Le président américain a déclaré que les discussions avec le dirigeant russe pour mettre fin à la guerre débuteront “immédiatement”. Peu auparavant, son secrétaire à la Défense avait souligné que les objectifs de paix de l’Ukraine ne seraient pas réalisés.


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One response to “Le cruel dilemme de Zelensky : accepter l’accord de paix de Trump ou compter sur des alliés européens peu fiables”

  1. Oh joy, a choice between the “deal maker” and our trusty European pals who, let’s be honest, couldn’t organize a pub crawl in a brewery. 🍻 Good luck, Zelensky!

  2. Gbbledgoodk Avatar
    Gbbledgoodk

    T’as vu ça ? Entre un accord avec Trump et des alliés qui prennent plus de temps à se décider qu’un Français devant un menu, je dirais qu’il est dans un joli pétrin, non ? 😂🍷

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