War in Ukraine: “Most Americans Don’t Know What’s Going On Here,” Journalist Tucker Carlson Announces Exclusive Interview with Vladimir Putin

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Russia and United Nations representatives may meet this month for a new round of talks Russian grain and fertilizer exports, RIA news agency quoted Russian Ambassador to the United Nations Gennady Gatilov as indicating in Geneva. Russia suspended its participation in the Black Sea grain export deal in July.

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Moscow considers that the conditions for extending the agreement have not been met, seeking guarantees on Russian exports of grain and fertilizers, which it considers blocked, even if they are not directly targeted by sanctions taken by Western policies in response to the invasion of Ukraine. . Gennady Gatilov said Moscow had insisted that restrictions on companies and banks involved in the export of Russian agricultural products be lifted so they could work with insurance companies and buy spare parts.

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Meanwhile, Vladimir Putin gives an interview. And which will be broadcast this Thursday evening (midnight, French time) is out of the ordinary. Because this will be the first meeting of the head of the Kremlin with a Western journalist since the beginning of the conflict. Faced with Putin, of course Tucker CarlsonFormer Fox News star, approx Donald Trump And very convenient with Russia. “Most Americans have no idea what’s going on in the region, here in Russia or 600 miles away in Ukraine. They should know, because they’re paying most of the price.”It announces in a teaser released on social network X.

“The war in Ukraine is a human disaster”It continues. “Hundreds of thousands of people were killed, an entire generation of Ukrainian youth and the population of Europe’s largest country. But the long-term effects are deeper: the war reshaped alliances as well as military forces.”. The 4 minute and 28 second sequence was viewed over 95 million times!