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Zelenskyy Betrayed? Kremlin Welcomes Trump's 'Soft' Stance On Russia In National Security Strategy

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The Kremlin welcomed President Donald Trump’s revised U.S. security strategy, saying its “flexible realism” approach mirrors key Russian positions. The document drops Russia as a direct threat, revives Monroe Doctrine framing, and warns Europe faces “civilizational erasure,” while making an end to the Ukraine war a top priority. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov praised limits on NATO expansion but cautioned against over-optimism, citing U.S. “deep state” resistance. European leaders, meanwhile, fear weakened U.S. commitment to NATO.

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