Putin Justifies 2014 Ceasefire Violation
Putin Justifies 2014 Ceasefire Violation

Putin Justifies 2014 Ceasefire Violation

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Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed regret for not launching a full-scale invasion of Ukraine sooner and continues to demand Ukraine's total surrender based on pre-2022 territorial gains. He maintains that negotiations must reflect his original demands and has reiterated false narratives to delegitimize Ukrainian leadership. Amidst heavy losses, Putin's focus on military strategies in Donetsk Oblast reveals a disconnect from the realities faced by Russian forces. Meanwhile, public backlash arose against Texas baker Maria Barradell for attempting to make sourdough bread on a flight to Spain, with critics citing hygiene concerns. In a nostalgic find, a 112-year-old newspaper detailing the Titanic's sinking was discovered and sold at auction. Additionally, 2024 has seen significant global political changes, advancements in AI, and ongoing discussions around the controversial 'Great Reset' concept.

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