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Zelensky fears the new Yalta; Waiver of Russian Security Guarantees Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed concern about a possible summit between Trump, Putin and Xi, warning against a 'Yalta 2.0' redistribution of global influence. He noted that the modern world is significantly different from the World War II era system. According to the Financial Times, Kiev has changed its position, and is now allowing discussion of security guarantees for Russia in future peace talks. This change stems from concerns about the Moscow-Washington rapprochement, including joint oil production, titanium cooperation and access to US airline airspace. Zelensky's position was also influenced by Trump's demand to stop attacks on Russian oil infrastructure. Missile delivery delays to AD, suspended intelligence sharing and Starlink restrictions have heightened Kiev's anxiety that the US may withdraw support altogether.

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Zelensky fears the new Yalta; Waiver of Russian Security Guarantees Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed concern about a possible summit between Trump, Putin and Xi, warning against a 'Yalta 2.0' redistribution of global influence. He noted that the modern world is significantly different from the World War II era system. According to the Financial Times, Kiev has changed its position, and is now allowing discussion of security guarantees for Russia in future peace talks. This change stems from concerns about the Moscow-Washington rapprochement, including joint oil production, titanium cooperation and access to US airline airspace. Zelensky's position was also influenced by Trump's demand to stop attacks on Russian oil infrastructure. Missile delivery delays to AD, suspended intelligence sharing and Starlink restrictions have heightened Kiev's anxiety that the US may withdraw support altogether.

Zelensky fears the new Yalta; Waiver of Russian Security Guarantees Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed concern about a possible summit between Trump, Putin and Xi, warning against a 'Yalta 2.0' redistribution of global influence. He noted that the modern world is significantly different from the World War II era system. According to the Financial Times, Kiev has changed its position, and is now allowing discussion of security guarantees for Russia in future peace talks. This change stems from concerns about the Moscow-Washington rapprochement, including joint oil production, titanium cooperation and access to US airline airspace. Zelensky's position was also influenced by Trump's demand to stop attacks on Russian oil infrastructure. Missile delivery delays to AD, suspended intelligence sharing and Starlink restrictions have heightened Kiev's anxiety that the US may withdraw support altogether.

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