Zelensky : We greatly value @Pontifex Leo XIV’s constant attention to all diplomatic efforts aimed at ending Russia’s war against Ukraine, and we share His Holiness’s disappointment at Russia’s refusal to accept the latest Christmas ceasefire proposal. Sadly, this is already the fourth wartime Christmas for the Ukrainian people during the full-scale war, the largest in Europe since World War II. Moscow has not only rejected the request to end the killing at least for this Holy Day; instead, Russia launched a massive missile and drone strike against Ukraine's energy grid, causing power outages, and continues frontline assaults. Regrettably, Russia continues to reject real ceasefire proposals, as it has done throughout the year. Instead, it is clearly seeking ways to prolong the war and continue attacks. It is critical that everyone around the world speak out against this war and prevent Russia from normalizing its brutality, terror, and aggression against our people. I urge all responsible leaders to support peace as the Pontiff does, and we appreciate every such sign of solidarity.
Zelensky ha revelado por primera vez los 20 puntos del plan de paz de Ucrania.
1. Confirmación de la soberanía de Ucrania.
2. Un pacto de no agresión firmado entre Rusia y Ucrania.
3. Ucrania recibirá fuertes garantías de seguridad.
4. Las fuerzas armadas de Ucrania en tiempos de paz se limitarán a 800.000 efectivos.
5. Estados Unidos, la OTAN y Europa proporcionan a Ucrania garantías de seguridad análogas al Artículo 5 de la Carta de la OTAN.
En caso de una nueva invasión rusa, se producirá una respuesta militar y la reimposición de sanciones.
6. Rusia consagra una política de no agresión hacia Europa y Ucrania en toda la legislación pertinente.
7. Ucrania se convierte en miembro de la UE dentro de un plazo predeterminado, con una fecha de adhesión fija.
8. Formación de un paquete de desarrollo global que se definirá en un acuerdo de inversión separado.
9. Creación de varios fondos para la reconstrucción de Ucrania por un valor total de 800 mil millones de dólares.
10. Acuerdo de libre comercio entre Ucrania y Estados Unidos.
11. Ucrania no buscará armas nucleares.
12. Central nuclear de Zaporizhia. Sin concesiones. EE. UU. propone una gestión trilateral con un papel clave para la parte estadounidense. La opción de Kiev es una gestión conjunta entre EE. UU. y Ucrania sobre una base paritaria.
13. Introducción de programas educativos en las escuelas destinados a desarrollar la tolerancia, la comprensión intercultural y la eliminación del racismo y los prejuicios.
14.Cuestión territorial.
Propuesta de Ucrania: Rusia se retira de las regiones de Dnipropetrovsk, Nikolaev, Sumy y Járkov. En las regiones de Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporiyia y Jersón, se aplica el principio de "nos quedamos donde estamos".
Rusia exige la retirada de Ucrania de la región de Donetsk.
Estados Unidos propone un compromiso en forma de una zona económica libre. Si no se llega a un acuerdo sobre el principio de "nos quedamos donde estamos", la opción de la zona económica libre solo será posible mediante un referéndum en Ucrania, en el que se deberá someter a votación todo el documento.
15. Rusia y Ucrania se comprometen a no modificar los acuerdos por la fuerza.
16. Rusia no obstruirá el uso por parte de Ucrania del río Dniéper y el mar Negro para actividades comerciales. El cordón litoral de Kinburn será desmilitarizado.
17. Un intercambio de prisioneros por todos, el retorno de civiles, niños y presos políticos.
18. Ucrania se compromete a celebrar elecciones lo antes posible después de la firma del acuerdo.
19. El acuerdo será jurídicamente vinculante y supervisado por el "Consejo de Paz", presidido por el Presidente de Estados Unidos.
20. Una vez que todas las partes acuerden las condiciones establecidas, entrará en vigor inmediatamente un régimen de alto el fuego total.
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🇺🇸 #USA Don Bacon: “During these failed negotiations, Russia has continued bombing Ukrainian cities w/ increasing intensity. We must play hardball by sending Ukraine the weapons it needs and imposing tough sanctions on Russia that cripple his war economy, an approach Americans overwhelmingly agree with.”
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Mike Selig @MichaelSelig I am honored to be confirmed as the 16th Chairman of the @CFTC . I want to again express my gratitude to President Donald J. Trump @POTUS for placing his trust and confidence in me to lead the agency during this historic time. I also want to thank @SenateAgGOP and the U.S. Senate for a smooth and speedy confirmation, @DavidSacks for his leadership in revitalizing American entrepreneurship, innovation, and productivity by modernizing legacy regulations and cutting red tape, @SECPaulSAtkins and @HesterPeirce for their guidance, wisdom, and mentorship during my time at @SECGov , @CarolineDPham for her strong stewardship of the CFTC as Acting Chairman, @giancarloMKTS for setting an example of principled governance that inspired me to follow in his footsteps, and all who supported me throughout the process. Today begins a new chapter for the CFTC. We are at a unique moment as a wide range of novel technologies, products, and platforms are emerging, retail participation in the commodity markets is at an all-time high, and Congress is poised to send digital asset market structure legislation that will cement the U.S. as the Crypto Capital of the World to the President’s desk. I welcome the vital responsibility to oversee the stability and security of America’s commodity derivatives markets during this period of rapid transformation. No agency is better suited to pioneer common-sense rules of the road for the new financial markets of America’s Golden Age than the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. Under my leadership, the CFTC will conquer these great frontiers and ensure that the innovations of tomorrow are Made in America. Onwards.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський @ZelenskyyUa Since last night, Russia has been carrying out a massive attack on Ukraine – primarily targeting our energy sector and civilian infrastructure, essentially the entire infrastructure of daily life. Over 650 drones have already been launched, a significant number of them “shaheds.” More than 30 missiles were also used. As of now, air raid alerts remain in effect across most of Ukraine. At the same time, all necessary services are engaged in dealing with the aftermath of the strike. Tragically, lives were lost. In the Kyiv region, a woman was killed by a Russian drone. One person was pronounced dead in the Khmelnytskyi region. In the Zhytomyr region, a four-year-old child was killed after a Russian drone struck a residential building. My condolences to the families and loved ones. Overall, at least thirteen regions have already come under attack. A significant number of drones and missiles were shot down. Detailed information from the Air Force will be provided later, once all reports are received. However, there were also hits. Repair crews and energy workers are already on the ground, working to ensure normal life for people, our cities, and our communities. This Russian strike sends an extremely clear signal about Russia’s priorities. An attack ahead of Christmas, when people simply want to be with their families, at home, and safe. An attack carried out essentially in the midst of negotiations aimed at ending this war. Putin still cannot accept that he must stop killing. And that means that the world is not putting enough pressure on Russia. Now is the time to respond. Russia must be pushed toward peace and guaranteed security. We must remember that every single day, on weekdays and holidays alike, Ukraine is defending human lives. Air defense for Ukraine, funding for weapons procurement, and the supply of energy equipment are processes that do not pause for weekends. We must remain committed to protecting life in order to finally achieve peace. Thank you to everyone who is helping Ukraine! Thank you to every leader and every politician who will not remain silent today and who will condemn Russia for what it has done.
As for the front. The situation is under the control of our military, and I am grateful to our warriors. Pokrovsk – the situation remains unchanged; only the numbers change. According to our estimates, there are about 1,100 Russians inside Pokrovsk. Our numbers are roughly at the same level. There are large numbers both inside the city and on its outskirts, but we are talking specifically about those who have entered the city and whom our forces are fighting. Our positions are being defended. Over the past month, the situation has not changed – the only difference is the number of personnel inside Pokrovsk. As for Myrnohrad, there is heavy pressure from Russia there, but our forces are holding their positions. Our troops have advanced in Kupyansk. Clearing operations are ongoing over a distance of about half a kilometer. The operation there is being conducted properly. Today, we control Kupyansk. There are Russians there; our military estimates their number at up to 100 people. That is, there are not many of them left – perhaps 80 to 100 – but all of them are there temporarily. Regarding Huliaipole, briefly: the situation there has remained unchanged over the past week. It was difficult, but as of today the situation has stabilized.
@ZelenskyyUa As for the strikes. When the Germans and the Americans proposed a Christmas ceasefire, there was nothing new in the fact that the Russians immediately jumped in and said: no, we do not want anything like that. The problem is that when Russia says there will be no Christmas ceasefire, that is, in principle, always what they say – they deliberately underscore such statements. After these signals from them, I instructed our intelligence services to significantly step up their work and get a clear picture of where we stand. We understand that precisely on these days they may – this is in their nature – carry out massive strikes on Christmas. And today we had a Staff meeting on this, and the number one issue was air defense: the protection of our cities, villages, and communities, especially on the 23rd, 24th, and 25th. This needs to be paid attention to. The military must pay attention directly, ensure protection as much as they can. Everything is very difficult, because there is, unfortunately, a shortage of air defense systems. And people also need to pay attention – serious attention – during these days, because these “comrades” may launch such strikes – there is nothing sacred for them. As for our air defense systems. Ukraine is working on this. Here, everything depends on the technical capabilities of our specialists and how quickly they will be able to do this. But air defense systems cannot be created instantly. We are close to the relevant results. We want the war to end, and we will continue to strengthen ourselves. We are working on a strong contract with the Americans for dozens – several dozen – Patriot systems, to be procured through various programs. All of this work is ongoing, and I am confident there will be results.
Russian forces forcibly took 52 people from a village in Ukraine’s Sumy region to Russia, including children. President @ZelenskyyUa said the civilians had remained in Hrabovske after refusing evacuation. When Russian troops entered the village, residents were seized and transported to the Russian Federation. Hrabovske is a border village located just 200 meters from the border. Among those taken, reports indicate around 17 were men of draft age, while the rest were women and children. Ukrainian servicemen were also reported captured. Ukraine’s Foreign Minister @andrii_sybiha has demanded the return of the civilians and called on states and international organizations to help secure their return. Children must be brought home, not held by the aggressor state.
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