Ukraine recap: Russia won't attack Nato countries says Putin, believe it or not
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43% : Natasha Lindstaedt, a specialist on authoritarianism at the University of Essex, believes the possibility that Donald Trump might return to the White House in 2025 has focused minds in the Baltics.34% : Read more: Ukraine war: Russia's Baltic neighbours to create massive border defences as Trump continues undermining NatoSpeaking of elections, perhaps the least surprising news of the year was that Vladimir Putin won another six year term of office (which we were able to confidently predict in the last Ukraine recap two weeks ago even as polling stations opened).
28% : Trump has signalled he intends to end the war in Ukraine "within 24 hours", probably by cutting off US support to Ukraine (a job his proxies in the US congress are doing pretty effectively already as they drag their feet over passing Joe Biden's aid bill).
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