ZELENSKY WRITES TO PUTIN, THE KREMLIN REPLIES "COME TO MOSCOW" — THE TRUCE HELD HOSTAGE BY THE ST. PETERSBURG FORUM

SOUTH AFRICA

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Pretoria observes the letter through its BRICS doctrine of active non-alignment and skepticism toward Western mediations

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GERMANY

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Berlin watches Merz become a candidate for negotiation while Putin still refuses any territorial compromise

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BRAZIL

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Brasilia welcomes the "neutral country" idea as a chance to revive its 2023 peace plan

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SOUTH KOREA

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Seoul reads the letter as a symptom of the American retreat that also worries it for the Korean peninsula

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EGYPT

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Cairo reads the sequence through the drones on the oil terminal — symbolic humiliation and consequence for the daily bread

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UNITED STATES

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Washington discovers that the Ukrainian letter bypasses the White House without openly defying it

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FRANCE

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Paris sees in the proposed face-to-face an opportunity to rebuild direct European diplomacy with Moscow

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IRAN

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Tehran recovers the sequence as a usable diplomatic precedent for its own nuclear file

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ITALY

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Rome watches the face-to-face take shape without committing to any side before the coalition decides

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JAPAN

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Tokyo reads the simultaneity of territorial advance and compromise talk as the classic Russian grammar it knows well

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POLAND

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Warsaw sees in the Merz-mediator scenario a new Yalta from which Poland would again be excluded

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QATAR

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Doha frames the sequence as a sincere opening to position itself as potential mediator of a future summit

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ROMANIA

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Bucharest reports the letter without enthusiasm, because the Ukrainian border has become a regular firing zone

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RUSSIA

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Moscow plays it both ways: diplomatic opening for Trump, territorial fortitude for the domestic audience

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SINGAPORE

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Singapore reports the letter with procedural neutrality that matches its multilateral doctrine

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SWEDEN

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Stockholm reports the letter with the sobriety of a recent NATO entrant that wants to see before believing

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TURKEY

STATE

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Ankara sees in the "face-to-face" the chance to reactivate its role as natural host of a Putin-Zelensky summit

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UKRAINE

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Kyiv reads the letter as a public indictment of a Putin who can no longer afford his own people's silence

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