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Matthew Hollingworth “What we still see today is obviously just a level of destruction and dispossession that is far greater than I've probably ever seen anywhere else in the world in any other war. There's so much more to do. Every child I've met today in Gaza said the same thing. They are dreaming of eating vegetables, they're dreaming of eating meat. It's barely a life.” 4 hours ago
Andrei Kartapolov “If we see that the challenges and threats increase, it means that we can correct something in [the doctrine] regarding the timing of the use of nuclear weapons and the decision to make this use.” 4 hours ago

Matthew Hollingworth “What we still see today is obviously just a level of destruction and dispossession that is far greater than I've probably ever seen anywhere else in the world in any other war. There's so much more to do. Every child I've met today in Gaza said the same thing. They are dreaming of eating vegetables, they're dreaming of eating meat. It's barely a life.” 4 hours ago
Andrei Kartapolov “If we see that the challenges and threats increase, it means that we can correct something in [the doctrine] regarding the timing of the use of nuclear weapons and the decision to make this use.” 4 hours ago

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“Ukraine's intention is to negotiate with Russia collectively - after building consensus among Kyiv's allies and as many neutral nations as possible. Once those countries agree on an action plan to end the war, it will be communicated to the representatives of Russia at a second conference that it would be invited to attend. At the second peace summit, we can fix the real end of the war. Now, we are starting this path together.”

www.nytimes.com/2024/06/15/world/europ...
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Russia war in Ukraine - Considerations Regarding the June 2024 Peace Summit