The illegitimate President of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin, wants to join the Trump Peace Council and pay a membership fee of $1 billion from Russian assets frozen in the United States.
Points of attention
- Vladimir Putin, the illegitimate President of Russia, has expressed interest in joining the Trump Peace Council by using $1 billion worth of frozen Russian assets as a membership fee.
- The proposal raises questions about the consequences of such a bold move by Putin in international relations and its potential impact on the dynamics between Russia and the United States.
Putin wants to pay with frozen Russian assets for a seat on Trump's Peace Council
The Russian dictator announced this during a meeting with the Security Council of the Russian Federation.
Thus, Putin stated that he had received Trump's personal letter inviting him to the Peace Council and thanked him for it. He instructed the Foreign Ministry to study the proposal for the Peace Council and consult with partners, after which the Russian Federation would respond.
"The Russian Federation is ready to send $1 billion to the Peace Council from Russian funds frozen in the United States," the dictator brazenly noted.
Also, according to Putin, the Russian Federation is discussing with the United States the use of frozen Russian assets to restore territories in the "NVO" zone.
Putin cynically believes that the US will "pull" the purchase of Greenland if it is sold at prices comparable to those for which Russia sold Alaska.
