is it's been a terrible war. Should have ended and Russia should have stopped it, but they've been three and a half years and they've gotten that so far. So, we'll see what happens.But the other side can fight, too, and they've proven that. Maybe it's a It could be that Russia is a paper tiger. I don't know what they are, but three and a half years of fighting and killing everybody, of killing 7,000 people a week for nothing.For nothing. So, it's a very sad situation, but most of you have seen the recent st ...

Fiscal Policy - Russia aims to hold federal spending flat next year [1] - Russia is considering tax hikes to address a widening budget gap [1] Economic Impact - Fiscal pressure from the war in Ukraine continues to mount [1]

Geopolitical & Economic Impact of Russia-Ukraine War - The speaker expresses disappointment with President Putin regarding the Russia-Ukraine situation [1][2] - The conflict is causing significant casualties on both sides, with Russian soldiers reportedly experiencing higher losses [2] - The speaker emphasizes the need for increased pressure on Putin to encourage de-escalation [3] - The speaker highlights the importance of international cooperation, particularly with European counterparts, regarding energy policies [3] Energy Market & Sanctions - A wider range of sanctions is needed, but the speaker is against supporting those who are buying oil from Russia [4] - The speaker believes that a decrease in oil prices would incentivize Russia to settle the conflict [4] - The speaker claims that the oil price has decreased significantly due to increased domestic oil production [4] - The speaker expresses disappointment that some countries are not playing fair with the United States regarding oil purchases from Russia [4][5]

Mr. . President, you say that uh President Putin has let you down. Uh have negotiations run out of road and what are your next steps to compel uh an end to this war.>> Well, he has let me down. I mean, he's killing many people and he's losing more people than he's, you know, than he's killing. I mean, frankly, uh the Russian soldiers are being killed at a higher rate than the Ukrainian soldiers.But, uh yeah, he said, "Let me down. I don't like to see it's death." You know, it doesn't affect the United State ...

RT BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics)US President Donald Trump says Russian President Putin has “let me down” in regards to ending the war in UkraineBut he adds that peace “will get done”Follow live: https://t.co/jCimRwPKup https://t.co/hJeYFM20PM ...

Gaps in Europe’s air defences leave it “poorly prepared for the kind of...warfare seen in Ukraine”, reckons the International Institute for Strategic Studies, a think-tank. The continent is on the back foot https://t.co/7Lf6DX8JpA ...

Japan’s finance minister pushed back against a US call to ramp up pressure on Putin to end the war in Ukraine by imposing higher tariffs on China and India for importing Russian oil https://t.co/901lnQwTtp ...

Donald Trump’s periodic criticism of Volodymyr Zelensky has given the leader of the Italian hard-right League party licence to be more outspoken on the war in Ukraine, says a political scientist https://t.co/VFuJCJSJxF ...

Positive signs from Trump on sanctions and the EU on frozen assets can change the war in Ukraine, @MarcChampion1 writes (via @opinion) https://t.co/NrUDCpLRgL ...

Matteo Salvini toned down his hero-worship of Vladimir Putin after joining Italy’s pro-Ukrainian government. But more recently he has been exploiting public fatigue with the war https://t.co/QRWyYTlrQ5 ...