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The West did not want to be drawn into negotiations and instead offered Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky increased military aid and strengthened pressure on Russia, Foreign Affairs magazine published on April 16. Two years on, it is evident that the West now regrets not achieving peace as Russia is preparing for a major and devastating offensive against Ukrainian forces. In March 2022, peace negotiations were held in Istanbul. The package of agreements during the negotiations in Turkey’s largest city included Ukraine’s neutrality status – the refusal to join NATO, deploy foreign troops on its territory, and develop nuclear weapons, in addition to […] #UkraineWar #WarZone Read Full Article: https://www.vtforeignpolicy.com/2024/04/west-was-lukewarm-to-russia-ukraine-negotiations-in-2022-foreign-affairs/?feed_id=11191

Today, no bloody battles scar the landscape of Southeast Asia, which once was the world’s most war-torn region. Since 1988, SE Asia has not had an intra-state armed conflict.  Based on measured battle deaths, SE Asia has shown a dramatic decline in deaths from armed conflicts since the 1980s compared to the rest of the world. SE Asia includes China, Taiwan, Mongolia, Korea, Japan, and the 10 current member states of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASAN.) The 10 member states of ASAN are the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Brunei, Myanmar (Burma,) Malaysia, Laos, and Indonesia. The region […] #Featured #History #World Read Full Article: https://www.vtforeignpolicy.com/2023/11/the-secret-to-the-south-east-asia-peace/?feed_id=6744

Failure Deserves NO Reward, VT Endorses The Middle East Union #Featured #IsraelWarForPalestine2023 #WarZone #World Read Full Article: https://www.vtforeignpolicy.com/2023/10/middle-east-union/?feed_id=4802

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Host Johnny Punish invites you to Meet Anti-War Broadcast Hero Dan Yaseen. Together they talk about Dan's contribution to the Anti-War movement. 

Host Johnny Punish invites you to Meet Anti-War Broadcast Hero Dan Yaseen. Together they talk about Dan's contribution to the Anti-War movement. 

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The worst time to prepare for war is when you are in the middle of one

If you think in these times that you should be preparing for the war then you need to think again. The worst time to prepare for war is when you are in the middle of one.