A top TV presenter of the Russian State, known as 'Iron Doll' by Vladimir Putin, enjoys the decision of Donald Trump not to set conditions for Peace in Ukraine.
Olga Skabeyeva, a TV guest lord who once threatened with Nuke Downing Street, made the shocking remarks about Telegram in response to Andrii Yermak, the Chief of Staff of Volodymyr Zensky and said that Russia could stop the war at any time by stopping his attacks on Ukraine.
She wrote about the Message Service: '[Yermak] forgot that Trump does not set conditions for Russia and [President] Putin. Only for Zensky and Ukraine. '
In 2022, Skabeyeva shared cold images of Western 'decision -making centers' that can be blowned by Russia, including Downing Street in London and the NATO headquarters in Brussels.
Her message coincided with NATO top of that year in Madrid – the location of which was also 'focused'.
She said: 'With greetings to the participants of NATO top of a block that is openly hostile to Russia.
'Look at the screen but don't be afraid, please.
'The Russian space agency published satellite images and exact coordinates of what we call the' decision -making centers' of Western countries.
Olga Skabeyeva (photo), a TV guesthouse who once threatened with Nuke Downing Street, made the shocking comments about Telegram
Sarmat Intercontinental Ballistic rocket launch on April 20, 2022
Ukrainian President VolodyMyr Zensky (L) talks to US President Donald Trump (r) in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, DC, US, February 28, 2025
Russian President Vladimir Putin gestures during the extensive council of the Ministry on 5 March 2025 in Moscow, Russia
“And the location of the top in Madrid, where Russia is explained the worst enemy.”
Skabeyeva claimed that she did not make a threat and added: “Just let them keep it in mind.”
Trump was criticized for his negotiations with Russia, because he has publicly offered several important concessions to have Putin before he ever sits down with the Warbond.
The Republican leader has said that Putin can keep the territory that he has taken from Ukraine since 2014, when it annexed Crimea. The current check checks approximately 20% of the country.
Moreover, Trump has said that he will not allow Ukraine to be part of NATO, another important concession to Putin.
And the US has repeatedly refused to guarantee the safety of Ukraine after the war.
All this has worried Europe, whose leaders meet today to discuss how they can finance increased defense expenditure.
'Europe is confronted with a clear and present danger on a scale that none of us has seen in our adult lifespan. Some of our fundamental assumptions are undermined to their core, “the European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen warned in a letter to EU leaders, who unveiled a € 800 billion (£ 669 billion) on Tuesday to stir Europe.
But perhaps the biggest challenge for the EU on Thursday is to take a united position at a time when it is broken, because much of what the block does requires unanimous support.
Firefighters work on the site of houses destroyed by a Russian air raid, in the midst of the Russian attack on Ukraine, in the village of Slatyne, Kharkiv Region, Ukraine on March 6, 2025
Savators wear an injured person at the location of a hotel building struck by a Russian rocket attack, in the midst of the Russian attack on Ukraine, in Kryvyi Rih, Dnipropetrovsk region, Ukraine, in this hand -Out photo released on March 6, 2025
A hand-out photo made available by the state of Emergency Service of Ukraine shows saviors who work on the site where a Russian rocket met a five-storey hotel in Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine, March 5, 2025
This hand -out photo released by the Ukrainian emergency service at the beginning of March 5, 2025 shows a Ukrainian savior who is working on extinguishing a fire in an energy infrastructure facility after an attack on an unknown location in the Odesa region in Odesa
But individual states such as France are starting to perform.
Last night, French President Emmanuel Macron said seriously that he is open to discuss how nuclear missiles protection can be extended to the European allies of his country.
The deputy chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev said yesterday that American weapons will probably resume stocks to Ukraine, but that the 'main task' of Moscow 'will' make maximum damage to Ukraine.
Medvedev also indicated Moscow's consciousness that it could have a short time to get the most out of the American suspension of help to do this.
The Putin troops used the earlier suspension of American military aid at the beginning of last year, also by trying to grab the city of Kharkiv in May 2024 before the American military support was started again.
British, French and German soldiers have told that they are being confronted with defeat and death by Russia if they are sent as 'peace -enforcers' to end the war in Ukraine.
A leading Putin politician mocked Sir Keir Starmer because he wanted to be a 'cool British Prime Minister' by sending troops, warning: 'It has been a long time ago that we fertilize the Crimwijngaarden [the corpses of] British officers.
“We wait, starmer, time has come.”
And a prominent Russian army general told President Emmanuel Macron that he could collect a multinational army of 50,000 'small frogs, but they would be defeated by Putin's forces, in which Europe and NATO' cease to exist '.
Moscow is fiercely against the 'Boots on the Ground' representation of starmer and Macron as part of a peace agreement to protect Ukraine against another Putin invasion.
Dmitry Rogozin – a senator, former Putin deputy prime minister and ex -head of the Russian space agency – said: “What did this star say? More exactly, what did he say?
'It was as if, I am such a cool British Prime Minister, now I will collect my courage and send the royal army and navy to Russia!
'Send them, starmer, don't talk, send them!
'Don't forget to give your bulkheads [soldiers] Fight Tartan skirts, so that our drones can easily fly inside and kick their spicy donkeys – [Rogozin was notoriously wounded in the bottom in a shell strike on his birthday party in Donetsk in 2022].
'Do not ignore the glorious Irish with the blue plume on their hats, so that our snipers will gladly count them in the poor Zaporizhzhia Forest Regiments.
'Don't miss the moment to place Grizzly fur hats on your brave English warriors, who have never dried out in your pubs.
'They will be very useful in the Donetsk running graves for feeding thousands of local mice.
“Come on, starmer, blow your bagpipes, blow for us, brave warrior of the crazy king.”
