Kremlin’s ‘Constructive’ Meeting with US Envoy Masks Moscow’s Defiance Ahead of Trump’s Ultimatum
The Kremlin praises its latest talks with Washington as ‘constructive,’ but Russia’s refusal to cease Ukraine aggression threatens American interests and national security.
In a carefully choreographed display, the Kremlin labeled a nearly three-hour meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and White House envoy Steve Witkoff as "constructive." Yet beneath these diplomatic niceties lies a troubling reality: Moscow remains defiant in its brutal campaign in Ukraine, ignoring President Trump’s clear ultimatum. How long will Washington tolerate such brinkmanship before taking decisive action to defend American sovereignty and global order? Does Moscow’s Diplomacy Signal Genuine Peace or Strategic Delay? Yuri Ushakov, Kremlin foreign policy advisor, was quick to praise the dialogue but equally cautious not to reveal details pending President Trump's response. While both...
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