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The ruling coalition of Germany's three major political parties, the Social Democratic Party, the Green Party and the Free Democratic Party, decided to cut aid to Ukraine from the current level to 4 billion euros in half to prioritize domestic spending. This decision was made because the budget for aid to Ukraine this year has been exhausted and the plan for next year is oversubscribed, which means that the German government has suspended new aid to Ukraine, including military support. #乌克兰

The recent negotiations between the United States and Ukraine mainly involve two areas: one is about mining cooperation, and the other is the ceasefire issue between Russia and Ukraine, but both sides are quite complicated.
First, let's talk about mining cooperation: The United States has been discussing the development of mineral resources with Ukraine since the end of February this year. Ukraine has said that an agreement will be signed soon, possibly focusing on minerals worth hundreds of billions of dollars in areas occupied by Russia. Trump had previously mentioned using Ukraine's rare earth resources in exchange for U.S. aid, and now it seems he may want to use this to pressure Ukraine to make concessions in ceasefire negotiations.
The ceasefire negotiations are more troublesome: The United States is privately talking to Russia, excluding Europe from participation, claiming to consider European interests, but European countries are furious. France and Finland plan to hold their own summit to discuss the matter. Trump and Putin recently had a phone call saying they want to meet, possibly in Saudi Arabia, to continue discussing ceasefire conditions, such as lifting sanctions and how to divide territory. However, Ukraine is unhappy about being sidelined in the negotiations; Zelensky has stated the need to build a European army. Meanwhile, Russia insists that the new government after Ukraine's elections at the end of the year must sign the agreement.
The biggest concern now is that Europe fears being sold out by the United States—America might accept Russia's occupation of part of the territory, creating a “frozen conflict,” which would collapse Europe's security arrangement. Both sides are still at odds: the U.S. might ease sanctions against Russia, while the EU has just imposed new sanctions. In short, the current situation is one of fighting while negotiating, with the mineral agreement becoming a bargaining chip for the U.S. to compel Ukraine to compromise, but whether an agreement can ultimately be reached depends on how the U.S. and Russia negotiate their leverage.
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Ukraine always thought it was at the table, and it turns out that it is indeed at the table, but it is not eating at the table, but waiting for the people who are eating to share it...
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Ukraine is really awesome! Even if Li Hongzhang came, he wouldn't dare to sign!
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Recently, there have been reports that Ukraine is preparing to collaborate with Binance to establish Bitcoin reserves, which is quite an interesting move. To put it simply, they just want to prepare a financial backup for themselves.

Think about it, the Ukrainian banking system is being bombed every few days, and traditional financial channels could collapse at any moment. Bitcoin, being a decentralized asset, can conveniently avoid these troubles. Furthermore, compared to the dollars and euros stored in banks, as long as you safeguard your private keys, no one can touch your money.

In fact, Ukraine has already tasted the benefits; at the start of the war, they received over a hundred million dollars in cryptocurrency donations. Now, by establishing official reserves, they are clearly signaling to the global crypto community: "Brothers, keep supporting us!" Even when it comes to rebuilding in the future, financing through Bitcoin will be much faster than going through traditional channels.

However, to be honest, it's quite heartbreaking for a country to rely on cryptocurrency to sustain its financial operations. This not only showcases the intelligence and resourcefulness of the Ukrainian people but also reflects their current difficult situation. #乌克兰

👉 The process of "de-dollarization" is likely to accelerate further—after all, no one wants to become the next "sovereign nation" trapped by a 4% annual interest rate.

👉 The brutal reality of the international landscape three years after the Russia-Ukraine conflict: small countries have completely become pawns in the great power game.

Through a combination of "military aid + resource control," the United States is transforming Ukraine into a new type of colony—$50 billion in military purchases is essentially a protection fee, and mineral agreements are resource harvesters, with a 4% annual interest rate that is even harsher than Wall Street's usury.
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Ironically, while Zelensky shouts for "sovereign equality," he accepts a U.S.-led board structure (3 out of 5 seats), vividly reenacting the 21st-century version of "signing treaties under the barrel of a gun."

This marks an upgrade in the U.S. model of foreign intervention: from direct occupation in the Iraq War to "debt bondage + resource control" as financial colonialism.

And the Ukrainian government’s arrest of leaking officials instead of protesting U.S. actions proves that some Eastern European countries have fallen into "Stockholm Syndrome," beautifying the oppression of the suzerain as a "special partnership."
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