Vladimir Putin offers a ceasefire deal. Should Ukraine accept it?
Tonight on The Ezra Levant Show, Ezra Levant discusses Vladimir Putin’s proposal for a ceasefire with Ukraine?
Did you hear about it?
Click here to see how Ezra describes the Canadian media's response on tonight's episode of The Ezra Levant Show.
Some can call it propaganda, a trick, or a lie. Some can say it ought to be rejected — or whatever your point of view is. But did you even hear about it?
Maybe you did. Here’s how the Globe and Mail, our country’s self-described "newspaper of record" reported on it: "Ahead of peace summit, Putin demands to keep parts of Ukraine."
Here's an excerpt:
"One day before the start of a summit in Switzerland aimed at advancing a plan to end the war in Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin has made it clear that he is still seeking Kyiv’s capitulation, not a negotiated peace deal.
A weekend meeting at the Bürgenstock Resort, near Lucerne, which many Western leaders are attending, but Russia wasn’t invited to participate in, is expected to end with the endorsement of parts of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s 10-point peace plan, which calls for a complete Russian withdrawal to pre-2014 borders – before Russia seized and illegally annexed the Crimean Peninsula from Ukraine.”
So the Burgenstock meeting is the peace summit. Putin is belligerent — he doesn’t want a deal. That’s how the Globe reports it.
As usual, the Western media coverage of the situation leaves a lot to be desired.
How is it a peace meeting if the enemy isn't even there?
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