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March 12, 2025

Thanks To All — And Goodbye: There Will Be No Deal Between Putin And Trump

By: Sorcha Faal, and as reported to her Western Subscribers

An informative new Security Council (SC) report circulating in the Kremlin today first noting President Donald Trump said on Tuesday he would likely hold phone talks with President Putin this week, says top Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov then stated: “We also do not rule out that the topic of a call at the highest level may arise...If such a need emerges, it will be organized very quickly...The existing channels of dialogue with the Americans make it possible to do this in a relatively short time”—and was a statement joined with the news: “Foreign Intelligence Service Director Sergey Naryshkin has spoken on the phone with his CIA counterpart, John Ratcliffe, with both agreeing to maintain regular contact”.

Also yesterday, this report notes, top Kremlin spokesman Peskov most factually assessed about the American-Ukraine meeting in Saudi Arabia: “There is no need to rush to put on rose-colored glasses now...Many are now rushing to say that the Americans will stop, or have already stopped, delivering weapons and that Musk will shut off his communications systems and everything will work out for us...Everything has been working out for us even without this”—and was a factual assessment followed by the news: “The United States has unblocked military and intelligence assistance to Ukraine, while the latter has agreed to a proposed immediate, interim 30-day ceasefire with Russia”.

Most certainly “working out” for Russian military forces in spite of the American weapons and intelligence given to Ukraine, this report continues, is the historic “pipeline operation” that crushed Ukrainian defenses in Kursk—it was revealed this morning: “Today, 12 March, at the Sudzha city administration building in the Kursk region, the flags of the Russian Federation and the branches of the troops that take part in this operation were hoisted”—and was a revelation followed by the announcement about the Ukrainian commander overseeing the Kursk operation: “Major General Dmytro Krasylnykov, commander of Ukraine's Northern Operational Command, has been dismissed from his post”.

In an assessment of his meeting with American officials in Saudi Arabia last week, this report details, Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov revealed yesterday: “When we met, I hope I don't reveal any secret, in Riyadh with Marco Rubio and Mike Waltz and Steve Witkoff, they said, look, we want normal relations in the sense that the foundation of the American foreign policy under the Donald Trump administration is the national interest of the United States...The Americans understand that other countries also have their national interest...And with those countries who have their national interest and don't play into the hands of somebody else's interest, we are ready to have serious discussions”.

Along with the leftist New York Times declaring today: “If you are confused by President Trump’s zigzagging strategies on Ukraine, tariffs, microchips or a host of other issues, it is not your fault...It’s his”, this report concludes, top Kremlin media advisor Cyril Strelnikov released his open letter “Thanks To All — And Goodbye: There Will Be No Deal Between Russia And The USA”, wherein he assessed:

The rhetoric of our new friends and partners — is a fascinating genre with sharp turns of the plot, but we need to clarify a couple of points about its true drama, which Donald Trump himself spoke about for a long time, in detail and frankly in his numerous interviews and books.

For example, by his own admission, he only deals with the "boss", because "when other little people get in the way under your feet, the deal will never be as good as if you did everything yourself directly". This is about the painful search for hidden and important meanings in the statements of the Trump team members.

The negotiations and transactions themselves in the case of Trump always take place according to the same principles that he does not hide: "choose the opposite side, which has few or no options"; "lower the existing options of the opposite side"; "play in hidden weak places"; "use generosity as a lever"; "use threats and maximum indomitable retribution"; "offer only two — options that are beneficial to you and deliberately catastrophic to the other side".

Trump's track record swells from examples of using this approach.

Here is the purchase of his famous residence Mar-a-Lago, which he, it turns out, acquired for only eight million dollars at a real value of 25 million, because he twisted his hands to the owners for three years, and then simply bought a neighboring plot and began to threaten them that he would cover sea view.

Here is the purchase of the luxury Boeing oil company Diamond Shamrock, which cost 18 million, and Trump bargained for eight, because he clearly knew that they had financial problems and urgently needed to close certain indicators.

Here is the purchase of a skyscraper on Wall Street, which belonged to a German corporation facing the threat of bankruptcy. Trump offered a million dollars in cash and closing the company's debts by one hundred million, but only if "here and now", otherwise he gets up from the table. There are dozens of similar examples.

That is why we hear statements from Trump: he "seriously considers banking, tariff and other sanctions against Russia", then "we and Putin are in very good relations", then "Russia has all the cards in its hands", then "Russia has no cards".

But all these words on social networks that can affect Zelensky or online experts, and the reality and real conditions for negotiations are now created by our heroic guys — along the entire front line.

Russian President’s spokesman Dmitry Peskov said yesterday: "many are in a hurry to put on pink glasses, to say that now the Americans will stop supplying weapons or have already stopped, now Musk will turn off its communication systems — and we will succeed, but Russia will certainly win regardless of US actions — Our guys are getting out without any outages, without any stops, and they are moving forward".

This means that there will be no transactions with “teams”, “representatives” and “envoys”.

A possible deal can only be between Putin and Trump — its conditions were set forth by the Russian president on 14 June 2024 at a speech to the Foreign Ministry, and no dizzying tricks from documentaries about New York developers of the 70s of the last century will not change them.

[Note: Some words and/or phrases appearing in quotes in this report are English language approximations of Russian words/phrases having no exact counterpart.]

Minister Lavrov Speaks on U.S.-Russia Ties Under President Trump | English Subtitles
https://youtu.be/BZgzRIH37eM

https://youtu.be/lDl3j19tTS4
https://youtu.be/lDl3j19tTS4

https://rumble.com/v6qi13e-breaking-tucker-and-doug-macgregor-react-to-proposed-ceasefire-deal-between.html

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