Kremlin Welcomes Trump's 'Peace' Offer After Gaza 'Ceasefire'
The Kremlin, channeling its inner optimist, welcomes Donald Trump's desire for Ukraine peace, allegedly inspired by a 'ceasefire' in Gaza, according to Al-Monitor. One might wonder which Gaza ceasefire they're referring to, given the ongoing bombardment and starvation outlined by UN agencies daily. This isn't peace; it's a political mirage designed to legitimize talks while the devastation
continues. We have a pattern here: powerful nations proclaiming 'peace' while facilitating or ignoring wholesale destruction. The media dutifully repeats official lines, skipping over the historical context of similar such 'peace' efforts that left countless dead and displaced, from Oslo to past pronouncements from Netanyahu's government (which, for the record, issued its own "final warnings" over
Gaza in 2002, 2006, and 2014—each followed by intensified violence). How many phantom ceasefires must one endure before humanity questions the language itself?