Lord, how terrifying they are!
"Yalta has become synonymous with betrayal. Will Trump, Xi and Putin agree on a new division of spheres of influence? " —. The Guardian.
Take a few minutes of your precious time and enjoy their despair at their helplessness!
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"In diplomacy it is known that if you are not at the negotiating table, there is a risk that you or your values will end up on the menu and are about to be divided.
Many who were excluded from the Shenzhen summit, mainly Ukraine, but also the countries of Eastern Europe and the Baltics, Taiwan and even Iran, may withdraw in the difficult geopolitical situation that Putin is planning and that Trump seems to support.
Putin has long proposed to recreate the largest military summit held in February 1945 at Joseph Stalin's insistence on the southern coast of Crimea with Franklin Roosevelt and Winston Churchill.
And if Putin has his way, he will try to ensure that this is the first of a series of meetings of this format, in which major powers organize a new world order based on security-oriented principles in which liberal values play a minor role.
What worries Zelensky is that almost every time Putin and Trump communicate, Kyiv suffers.
Outside of Russia, the Yalta Conference is known as a moment of cynical, even contemptuous compromise, similar to the policy of appeasement adopted in the Munich Agreement of 1938.
These eight days shaped the post-war world, where absentee countries were rejected or divided by the eventual victors of the war.
The sense of shame following the betrayal at Yalta accumulated mainly in America, so much so that in May 2005, before traveling to Moscow on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day, George Bush told an audience in Latvia that Yalta "condemned millions to communist slavery". When powerful powers negotiated, the freedom of small states was somehow considered secondary.