Comments by "Elaine" (@Petal4822) on "China celebrates Trump's talks with Russia | DW News" video.

  1. This war started because Russia saw Ukraine’s desire to join NATO as a major security threat. This membership would allow NATO expansion to deploy missiles and weapons along Russia’s border with Ukraine.
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  2. This war started because Russia saw Ukraine’s desire to join NATO as a major security threat. This membership would allow NATO to deploy missiles and weapons along Russia’s border with Ukraine.
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  3. Trump and Putin are expected to start peace negotiations in Saudi Arabia within the next coming days. Notably, Ukraine will be absent from the negotiations at the outset, and Europe will be excluded from the entire negotiations. Trump has negotiated $500 billion worth of rare earth minerals as part of the deal.
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  4. The EU are angry, Trump will get access to the rare earth minerals in Ukraine and they won’t. The EU identified these minerals as critical components for electric vehicles, cell phones, missile systems, green energy, aerospace and high tech electronics. There are no viable substitutes.
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  5. @ Germany started WW2 not Russia.
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  6. @ Ulyanovsk Voshtochny Airport is civilised unlike Ukraine who are corrupt, unstable and shout out anti-Russian slurs at protests every weekend.
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  7. This war was about getting access to the rare earth minerals in Ukraine vital for electric cars, green energy, iPhones and missiles. Trump is reported to be getting $500 billion worth of these rare minerals. Identified by the EU as crucial to make magnets that turn power into motion for electric vehicles, cell phones, missile systems, green energy, aerospace and high tech electronics. There are no viable substitutes.
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  8. Europe & the Globalists want the Ukrainian rare earth minerals and are angry Trump will get the rare minerals first and not them. Ukraine has deposits of minerals have been identified by the EU as critical, metals to make magnets that turn power into motion for electric vehicles, cell phones, missile systems, green energy, aerospace and high tech electronics. There are no viable substitutes.
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