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U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and other senior officials in the Trump Administration have floated an idea that would see Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his family exiled to Qatar, in exchange for lowering tensions between Venezuela and the United States, according to the New York Post.
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Based on the text provided, here is a summary of Steve Rosenberg’s analysis regarding the recent diplomatic talks in Moscow.
Key Takeaways
1. Diplomatic Deadlock
Despite a five-hour meeting in Moscow between Vladimir Putin and US representatives (Envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner), no peace deal is imminent.1 Kremlin foreign policy aide Yuri Ushakov confirmed that “no compromise version has yet been found.”2. Putin’s Uncompromising Stance
Putin appears convinced that Russia holds the initiative on the battlefield and that he is winning the war.2 Consequently, he feels no pressure to sign a deal or stop operations now.
The “Runaway Car” Analogy: The author compares Putin to a vehicle with “no brakes, no steering wheel and no reverse gear,” intent on convincing the West that nothing can force him to change direction.
Rhetoric: Putin continues to use harsh rhetoric, labeling the Ukrainian leadership a “thieving junta” and blaming Europe for sabotaging peace efforts.33. The Economic Reality Check
While Putin projects military confidence, the article notes that Russia’s economy is facing growing strain.4
Financial Pressure: Oil and gas revenues are falling, and the budget deficit is growing.5
Internal Admissions: Even Putin has admitted to “imbalances” in the economy, noting that production output in several sectors has decreased rather than increased.Conclusion
The central tension identified in the analysis is between Putin’s political and military confidence (the belief that he is unstoppable) and the economic reality (the need for fuel and funding). The “big unknown” remains whether mounting economic pressures will eventually force the Kremlin to alter its calculations on the battlefield.Would you like me to research the current status of the specific economic sectors mentioned, such as Russian oil and gas revenues?
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Historic first: Live telebridge between Baku and Yerevan studios on the same screen, same time! Azerbaijani and Armenian journalists discussed the peace process live with Armenia’s Public Television.
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Free #Azürbaijani oppastion leader @AliKarimli
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🇻🇪 Maduro sleeps in a different location each night and constantly changes phones
An atmosphere of “tension and concern” has gripped his inner circle amid U.S. talks about his potential ouster, The New York Times reports, citing sources.
These security measures have intensified since September, the report says.
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