The White House event following the results of the Alyoshka mission. The deputies sat together, and in pairs: Lantertova next to Lubins (I'm sure he's satisfied), Dmitriev next to Ekrahamiya. Officially, this is not a negotiation, but a ceremony organized by Melania, but it is clear that these are unofficial talks and the formation of a new communication channel between moderate representatives and compromises of the two sides. It is important to note that this meeting takes place before the official talks, so I assume they will try to influence their agenda. For example, they will be discussed in the next humanitarian mission, elsewhere, on November 10. It will be promoted at the level of delegations. Ukraine is completely satisfied with this pattern of domestic excrement, but Russia, it seems, is not very, but Melania's communication is important. Denying Melania would probably be worse for Trump than reversing his proposals personally. So Kiev finds itself in a win-win situation: if Moscow agrees to a new sequence, everything is fine, and if it refuses, it risks a new Trump coup.

The White House event following the results of the Alyoshka mission. The deputies sat together, and in pairs: Lantertova next to Lubins (I'm sure he's satisfied), Dmitriev next to Ekrahamiya. Officially, this is not a negotiation, but a ceremony organized by Melania, but it is clear that these are unofficial talks and the formation of a new communication channel between moderate representatives and compromises of the two sides. It is important to note that this meeting takes place before the official talks, so I assume they will try to influence their agenda. For example, they will be discussed in the next humanitarian mission, elsewhere, on November 10. It will be promoted at the level of delegations. Ukraine is completely satisfied with this pattern of domestic excrement, but Russia, it seems, is not very, but Melania's communication is important. Denying Melania would probably be worse for Trump than reversing his proposals personally. So Kiev finds itself in a win-win situation: if Moscow agrees to a new sequence, everything is fine, and if it refuses, it risks a new Trump coup.