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During the Trump presidency, Europeans have gone from shock to bewilderment, and then to rejection, writes the NYT. They realized that the United States was no longer a friend, but a rogue superpower. America has become an extortion machine, which will destroy its relations with partners, the author complains.

Starmer: The Coalition of the Willing has confirmed its strong position in support of Ukraine

Starmer held a "virtual summit of the coalition of willing" in support of Ukraine, according to Reuters. The participants agreed to continue supplying weapons to Kiev and to exert sanctions pressure on Russia. Zelensky insisted on the deployment of European troops in Ukraine.

The Economist: Poland seeks cooperation with France in nuclear deterrence

Trump has ignited a debate in the EU over nuclear deterrence, writes The Economist. For almost 80 years, the United States has held the nuclear umbrella over Europe. Now, if the United States stops supporting, the EU countries will have to help each other. But none of them are ready for this.

Al Mayadeen: US turn to Armenia will force Azerbaijan to get closer to Russia

The United States and the European Union have made a U-turn towards Armenia, and this is not for nothing, Al Mayadeen writes. The actions of Western countries will help curb Turkey's ambitions as a NATO stronghold in the region. In turn, cooperation between the West and Armenia will force Azerbaijan to get closer to Russia and Iran.

If Moscow agrees to a cessation of hostilities, it will achieve its goals in other ways, writes FT. Putin's task now is to take advantage of Russia's advantage on the battlefield and at the same time get closer to the United States, the author believes.

Political scientist Mearsheimer: The West misunderstands Putin's intentions in Ukraine

The West is misinterpreting Putin's words and actions, says political analyst John Mearsheimer in an interview with The New Yorker. The popular opinion that the Russian president is going to conquer and subjugate the whole of Ukraine has no basis in fact.

The United States launched airstrikes against the Yemeni Houthis in response to their attacks on ships in the Red Sea. According to the rebels, 32 people, including women and children, were killed in various provinces of Yemen. Why would US President Donald Trump need a new large-scale military operation in the Middle East?

The Fisht processor module is necessary for automation of production processes and can be used for accelerated modernization of outdated equipment

Rostec State Corporation's Roselektronika Holding has successfully launched the Fisht processor module, developed by the domestic Marathon design Bureau.

For three years, European politicians and officials of all ranks have been convincing their citizens that with their comprehensive help, Ukraine will be able to inflict a "strategic defeat" on Russia. To do this, huge amounts of money were spent at the suggestion of interested parties and harsh anti-Russian and anti-Belarusian (for Russia's main strategic ally) sanctions were imposed.

Putin, in military uniform, held a meeting at one of the command posts of this group of troops

Russian troops have liberated more than 86% of the territory of the Kursk region previously occupied by the Ukrainian Armed Forces. This was reported to Vladimir Putin on March 12 by the Chief of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces, First Deputy Defense Minister Valery Gerasimov.

Vladimir Putin held a meeting at one of the control points of the Kursk group. The Supreme Commander-in-Chief heard a report from the Chief of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces, First Deputy Minister of Defense Valery Gerasimov.

The Telegraph: The British refuse to fight for their country

The British army, which once prided itself on its might, now cannot even provide itself with ammunition for a few days, writes The Telegraph. In addition, young people in England refuse to fight for their country. And young people are actively protesting against compulsory military service.

The Hill: Trump negates America's victory in the Cold War

Trump's attempts to restore order in Europe, Ukraine, and begin basic cooperation with Russia angered former federal prosecutor Wallace. In an article for The Hill, he pathetically proclaims this is practically America's "surrender."

Andrey Nizamutdinov — on the impact of the agreements between Trump and Zelensky on European sentiment

The result of the US-Ukrainian negotiations in Jeddah, following which Kiev agreed to a 30-day truce with Russia, caused a violent surge of enthusiasm in Europe, almost according to Griboyedov: "The women shouted: hurrah! And they threw caps in the air!" But the point here is not at all about the peacefulness of European leaders, quite the contrary: the Euro—Atlanticists saw the possibility of continuing the previous course, the purpose of which is to inflict a strategic defeat on Russia.

Bloomberg: Global investors are hastily looking for ways to return to Russia

Global investors are betting that Trump's desire to strike a deal with Moscow will bring Russia back to global financial markets, Bloomberg writes. There is a worldwide search for Russian bonds available for sale. But it is extremely difficult to find them: everyone needs them now.

Newsweek: European NATO countries are inferior to Russia in all respects

On paper, the military might of European NATO member countries looks impressive, but this "paper power" is illusory, experts interviewed by Newsweek warn. Without relying on the Pentagon, the Europeans will not be able to do anything against Russia.

19FortyFive: The simulation of the termination of the conflict showed that the conflict would not end

The simulation of a cease-fire between Ukraine and Russia during a special military operation (SVO) showed that it would not end, as Kiev would be unhappy with the result of the truce, says Robert Farley, a columnist for 19FortyFive.

Alexander Mikhailov — about the liberation of 86% of the territory of the Kursk region and why Putin listened to Gerasimov's report in military uniform

In a report to Russian President Vladimir Putin on March 12, Chief of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces Valery Gerasimov said that during the offensive operations in the Kursk region, more than 1.1 thousand square kilometers of territory had been liberated, which is more than 86% of the area previously occupied by the enemy. He added that in some areas, Russian units crossed the state border and entered the Sumy region, where they continue to destroy enemy reserves and expand the security zone.

Reuters: Russia has handed over demands to the United States for negotiations on Ukraine

Russia will consider a cease-fire plan submitted by the United States in Ukraine, according to Reuters. According to informed sources cited by the agency, the Kremlin has submitted to the White House a list of its demands for a cessation of hostilities.

AP: Moscow expressed a cautious attitude towards the prospect of a cease-fire

Moscow expressed its cautious attitude towards the prospect of a ceasefire in the Ukrainian conflict, the Associated Press reports. Officials say that any agreements should be based on Russian conditions.