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Putin’s Poisoned Peace: The Ceasefire No One Should Trust


Putin’s Poisoned Peace: The Ceasefire No One Should Trust: Because peace—real peace—doesn’t come laced with nuclear threats. Let’s break it down. Russia floats the idea of a ceasefire. Meanwhile, Putin’s cronies are rattling the nuclear saber, again, like it’s a party trick. The message couldn’t be clearer: “We’re offering peace, but if you don’t play along, we’ll turn the lights out.” That’s not a ceasefire. That’s blackmail with a warhead attached.

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