>

Oh, that's ok then...
Yea because Russia, and putin himself, never go against their word or figure out a loop hole. 
He would have kadyrov, or some inmate soldiers do it, then say "I didn't do it, and took care of those who were responsible". 
It's like putin is stuck in the 1900s. >

Rather, putin has failed to kill Zelenskyy. He is now reframing his failure as a “promise” >

And, after just a couple of days, killing Zelenskyy would create a martyr. >

They have plenty of martyrs >

Yeah, but Zelenskyy would be the biggest one of them all. >

Putin...."I'm a risk it" >

Putin also promised to not invade Ukraine TWICE. >

Not to mention, he blatantly violated the Budapest Memorandum of 1994, in which Ukraine gave up its nuclear arsenal.
Other countries are watching and thinking: this is what happens if you give up your nukes.
In this context, the hesitation and trepidation over Russia’s “red lines” only serves to reinforce such thinking. All the more reason, imho, to pull out all the stops on military aid, and help Ukraine take Crimea back before Western wills weaken. Don’t reward aggression or nuclear blackmail. >

“I promise” 🤞 >

Is this the man  who said, we have no plans to invade Ukraine, during his troops build-up? >

I didn't kill him, the polonium did. >

The only way to stop a bad guy with polonium is to give it to a good guy >

In his tea. >

I wouldn't even trust Putin to tell the time. >

Russia has eleven time zones. Joking aside, you’re right. Lying is a way of life for the Kremlin. >

Putin be like:
attempts to kill Zelenskyy numerous times
fails every time
Alright, i promise not to kill him, see how good of a guy i am?
He's such a joke... >

do people read the actual article or is the headline enough to get the full context? >

What kind of BS is this guy shovelling! >

Why even say this shit. He must know Putin is lying. >

Russian mercenary kills Zelensky.
Putin: I promised ‘I’ wouldn’t kill Zelensky!
Promise fulfilled. >

Empty promises from a tyrannical dictator, expert liar, and war criminal. >

But it is completely irresponsible to publicise a meeting with a dictator's promise. Someone else may himself take it as his mission to do what Putin had to promise not to do. Bennet made him an outsider although he could have continued if this indiscretion would not have been committed. >

How much is that promise actually worth? >

He promised not to kill him “personally”. Didn’t say anything about not sending assassins to do it. >

All of those sources are from march 2022. The war... was in early phases then. >

Are there any stairs or windows left in Ukraine. >

He also specifically promised not to invade Ukraine. >

putin's "word" is worth stugots. If he says he is not going to do something it means he is probably going to try and do that something. >

"Putin promised not to kill Zelenskyy" that means Putin has vowed to kill Zelenskyy and his death squad is otw
Edit: i understand dictatorspeak >

I saw it yesterday.. And what's funny is that afterwards, bennet told Zelensky that Putin is not going to kill him, Zelensky responded with "are you 100% sure?".
And right after that zelensky got out of his secret bunker and made a video outside trying to up the Ukrainians moral - according to Bennett. 
Just FYI, personally I found interesting since I remembeted that video that zelensky posted, which now all add up since I was confused as of why would he go out since it was super dangerous. >

what bunker? >

According to Bennett, he was hiding in an unknown location.. Forgot if he said it was a bunker or just a hiding spot, but I'm assuming a bunker of some sort. >

now we just need to look up this guy's history on keeping his promises... >

He meant he wouldn’t kill him personally. >

That Putin dude is such a funny joker.
Watch your back, don't drink the tea and make sure when you go into hiding, nobody knows your past. >

He told the truth. Not once did Putin ever go with each of the many Wagner hit squads to kill Zelensky.
His hands are clean. 
Like always. >

Say what you will about Putin, he’s a man of his word. 
/s >

So, Putin is actively working on killing Zelensky, got it. >

Yes, and George Santos said he's Jewish! >

expm actually say he trust putin and gives indirect legitimacy to putin atrocities, worst move ever from an israeli pm whatever the intention was. >

Nothing Putin says can ever be believed. >

Like when they said we aren’t going to invade Ukraine. >

This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 72%. (I'm a bot)


In the five-hour interview, which touched on numerous other subjects, Bennett says he asked Putin about whether he intended to kill Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
ADVERTISEMENT. "I asked 'what's with this? Are you planning to kill Zelenskyy?' He said 'I won't kill Zelenskyy.' I then said to him 'I have to understand that you're giving me your word that you won't kill Zelenskyy.' He said 'I'm not going to kill Zelenskyy.'".
Bennett said that during his mediation, Putin dropped his vow to seek Ukraine's disarmament and Zelenskyy promised not to join NATO. There was no immediate response from the Kremlin, which has previously denied Ukrainian claims that Russia intended to assassinate Zelenskyy.


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Gee, we really should believe him. After all, Russia promised that if Ukraine surrendered their nuclear weapons, they’d respect Ukraine’s sovereignty.  That went well, right? Right??? >

Well, Russia promised to respect Ukraine's territorial integrity back in 1994 in exchange of its nuclear arsenal.
At this rate, I would trust Christophe Rocancourt and Anna Delvey more then I would ever trust Putin. >

Oh I get it, just children, women, millions displaced and billions of dollars worth of damage, I don't have the answers as to whether or not other countries should get directly involved to stop this or not, but the "well we aren't doing anything bc Putin is trustworthy" isn't a valid answer either.
Just flat out say, you don't want to be involved, you don't care, or it's not your problem and keep it moving. Hiding behind "well we trust this guy" almost a year later isn't really holding up anymore >

Only because he’s unable to kill him >

Does he not carry a cell phone? >

That sounds like the kind of talk you'd hear from somebody trying to kill zelensky >

An empty promise. >

But he’ll fix it so there’s no one else left alive. >

Most likely would have kept him around as a puppet and not make him a martyr >

They would have the next Ukranian PM/Pres jail him like they did to Tymoshenko after Yanukovich took over w/ help from Paul Manafort & the other pro-Russian collaborators. >

Why the hell would anyone believe anything Putin said ever again? >

Mhm sure, because you can trust the Russians. /s >

Putin's lips are moving. Has this PM not yet learned this is a sure sign of lying? >

Oh, that's all ok then. >

Not a good idea for Russia I feel like Ukrainian forces would start striking targets inside Moscow and Russia if this were to happen >

Oh, that’s so nice of him. /s
Fuck off, Vlad. >

No one should listen to what comes out of the Kremlin.
Russians would be better off without those criminals in charge. >

We didn’t kill him, he fell out of the window. >

Why would anyone parrot that cunt's bullshit >

Oh, well then, if Putin said it it must be true... >

Phew >

Putin promised the invasion was just a prank and that Zelensky is playing along because he loves comedy. >

Hahaha, what a good joke of a person. >

"He pinky promised, no one would have the dishonor to go back on a pinky promise" >

LOL. They only have tried to assassinate him at least 12 times we know about. >

He promised? Well it’s settled then. >

But did he pinky swear? >

Yeah Putin also promised not to attack its neighbor country. Look where we are now. >

Translation: Putin wants to kill Zelenskyy. >

What is the point of talking with Putin? He is a liar. >

Oooh Russian promises.
Didn't they also promise to not invade Ukraine and attempt to take over the country and perform ethnic cleansing, like they're doing now? >

No reason not to take him at his word... >

Fun fact, anyone can promise not to kill Zelensky. >

Putin also said he wouldn't attack Ukraine >

Putin also promised not to invade Ukraine.  Fuck Putin. >

Oh, well if he promised it then… >

Plot twist: Putin kills himself. >

Putin says a lot of stuff. >

Golly! Honest Abe!!?? Well now we can all relax! Yay 😀! >

Putin also said he had no plans to invade Ukraine.
Trusting a Putin promise is like lending money to Donald Trump. >

Oh good a double pinky promise. Totally legit. I feel better now lol >

Didnt they also promise they wouldnt invade just before invading?. >

That means he will be targeted with the utmost effort >

Well that's nice of him >

Of course not. In the event he could be captured, he'd be far more useful to Putin alive as a symbol for what others that cross him can expect and as a potential bargaining chip. And executing him at this point would just make him a martyr. He'd get the Navalny treatment. >

But they kept trying to assassinate him and what leaders leaves their people behind to save their own neck? >

"Putin promised..." at the beginning of any sentence is hilarious. >

Putin promised not to invade Ukraine. He lies like he breaths >

Huh, pretty sure in the initial days of the war, there was a Russian forces of about 400 who’s objective was to kill Zelenskyy and his family, while the rest of their forces took Kyiv. 
Getting tired of Israel’s bullshit. >

One should always trust the Baron Harkonnen. /s >

I actually started laughing out loud kinda uncontrollably at this headline. I’m sorry, but how do you have the working mental faculties to rule Israel for even five minutes and don’t immediately realize that Putin’s statement actually means “I will kill Zelensky even if I have to burn all of Russia down to do it!”? >

However, Putin wouldn’t commit to NOT meeting with Zelensky near a window on the 48th floor of a building. >

Was it pinky or regular? >

Putin would stand right next to a clock and lie about what time it is. And then he would steal the clock. >

International proverb: Never trust a Russian. >

Like he promised not to invade Ukraine >

Yeah because Putin has never had anyone assassinated, and totally didn't drop paratroopers and mercenaries into Kyiv day 1 to kill him and end the war before it started.... >

Putin is a liar. If he could get to him I’m sure poison would be on the menu for him! Putin needs to be removed! He has setback Russia another 20 years by this war! >

What a arsehole. >

So ... Putin is redoubling efforts to have Zelenskyy assassinated. Got it. >

But then, he has never personally killed anyone. >

Hitler promised not to invade Czechoslovakia. >

Anyone who believes Vladimir Putin is a fucking idiot. >

If Zelensky were to die, there's no longer any reason why any pissed off radical group or ukrainian infiltration group couldn't take a shot at Putin.  you kill a head of state and that is opening pandora's box. (Russia tried to kill Ukraine's eventual president once before,  they poisoned Viktor Yuschenko with Dioxin,  when he was running against Yanukovitch, the first time)
I actually dont believe this statement,  Putin's goal is to totally conquer the country,  they had lists of people they were going to arrest and execute in the government,  they had plans for prisoner centers that were clearly going to be death camps.
After they've fought for so long, there isn't a scenario where Russia isn't going to try to kill the government of Ukraine,  Ukraine put up such a fight that it's activated some kind of roid raging monkey neuron in the Russian psyche,  and now all they can think about is violence and spamming Zs. >

Over 100 years of Russian lies and people still trust them 🤨 >

It's Putin, he can change his mind, he is a dictator, he has no accountability. >

"pinky promise" >

Yeah Russia usually does worse things to ppl than just killing them >

does isreal trust russia who are encouraging iranians to upscale and improve drone production... yeah right! >

What's Putin supposed to say to something like that? "Well, I can't promise that, I kinda want to murder my political opponent"? >

Admitting you can't and promising not to just might be the same thing in this instance. >

And the Israeli PM is concerned about one man only and not the Ukrainian people because …? >

Anyone who thinks this claim about not killing Zelenskyy has any value regardless of Putin’s credibility is saying they would sell out the lives of their fellow citizens to save their own skin. Zelenskyy is clearly not that person. >

I promise I'm the true emperor of Israel >

Because Vladamir Putin never lies >

Oh, yeah that's something we should trust Mr. I Definitely Will Not Invade Ukraine when he says it >

Oh, phew.
^(/s) >

So for those who didn't read the article, which it seems like noone did, according to the PM, Zelenskiy was hiding in an unknown location (due to the 3 failed assassination attempts, I presume, all of which took place before the alleged conversation between Putin and the PM) in order to avoid being killed. Once Putin promised to keep Zelenskiy alive, he came out of hiding and recorded the legendary video claiming he isn't afraid of Russia. 
What's interesting is that the assassination attempts seized, so Putin did, in fact, keep his word
Furthermore, the PM claims that his peace talks were interrupted by western countries, which, considering what's happening now, isn't surprising whatsoever. I hope now that this stuff is becoming more mainstream people will finally start opening their eyes to what is actually happening instead of reading headlines specifically aimed at perpetuating a one sided narrative, what a fucking joke >

And apparently also said in april 22 Putin was ready to give up on "demilitarization" and Zelensky on Nato membership, before the peace talks stalled, apparently in some capacity due to the western powers.
Basically, a couple of hundred thousand Ukrainians and Russians will have died for what will inevitably be just that result... because the West couldn't live with the fact a 3rd party could have "input" on the extent of our military alliances. Ego.
Doesn't bode well for how things will go in the Far East as the balance of power continues to get altered there. 
Human race bout to blow ourselves back to the stone age cos of a pathological fear of losing face. Kinda fitting for what is in the end a bunch of apes. >

I watched all Planet of the Apes movies. Does that count ? /s >

so what? He also said Navalny poisoned himself. >

This is just BS Putin trying to save face. >

And he believed him ? Awww so innocent. >

“And we promised we’d believe him.” >

Somehow this stupidity and perhaps malice from the former Israeli PM makes my blood boil. >

Israel is playing 3D chess while most are playing checkers… if it sounds crazy, it’s due to other cards being played >

Israel is out of the loop. There has already been numerous attempts on his life. >

Ukrainian here. The most surprising thing in this “Zelenskii killing” is that russians (and looks like one certain israeli too) think that killing our president will somehow change our will to fight.
We don’t give a fuck about Zelenskii. We will win and we will destroy russia with or without him. >

What happens if he does? >

Was it a pinky promise tho? >

But his fingers were crossed >

China said it wasn’t a spy balloon… you can’t believe what anyone says >

Putin promises are less valuable than donkey piss. >

Reading that just makes me think of a bad movie script.
"You said you wouldn't kill him!"
"I didn't, my soldiers did" >

No, I shot him. The bullets and the fall killed him. >

Wtf but killing all the civilians is cool???! >

Hey, now Putin never kills anyone. 
Russia windows sure are precarious, though. >

Putin's promise is worthless. He will do what he wants to do, regardless of words-shmords. He's a self absorbed despot. >

Henry II of England did not kill Thomas Becket >

Meaning Putin 100% planned/plans to kill Zelenskyy. Oh wait, we already knew that. >

Trust me he has used every resource at his disposal to try and kill him lol. >

I've had wet farts which were more trustworthy than putin >

Did he pinky promise? >

Wtf >

So what you’re saying is Putin PROMISED to kill him. Since he does literally everything he claims not to and doesn’t do what he claims >

He never spoke the truth so far.
Why should het keep his word now.
Moran. >

Oh shit... well I guess we're all good then... >

A promise from Putin ain't worth a fart in the wind. Who cares what that pathetic weakling promises? >

Zelenskyi* >

Putin's promises have less weight than farts in the wind >

I think they fail to understand that this war is not about the fate of Zelensky, but the fate of the Ukrainians and their country. He’s already deported thousands of Ukrainians to Russia including children. Amidst the fighting, we’ve lost sight of what is Russia’s goal in the future of a conquered Ukraine. >

Russia also promised to never invade Ukraine. Their promises mean less than nothing >

Lol! Right! 
But he had his fingers crossed the whole time!! >

Coming from pootin, sounds like a threat. >

Useless news. >

Of course not! He’ll just trip and fall out of a window. >

But did Zelensky promise not to kill Putin? >

You believe 'tin of poo' ?????
I wouldn't bet on that with a nickle! >

Should be other way around. Zelenskyy promises not to kill putin if he fugs off right this instant and pays for everything he broke. >

This is excellent news. I am very pleased with everyone’s diplomatic skills. >

“He pinky promised, I swear on me mum” >

Ok so he wants to kill Zelenskyy, tell us something we didn't know. >

Aren't you right more frequently if you always assume the opposite of what Putin says? >

Ah, Putin … a man of his word. 
If that word is “mischief”! 🤓 >

Yeah no way he actually asked Putin that. >

Russian humor sometime not translate well! >

I’ve seen this movie, Putin looks to guy to his left “kill Zelenskyy”… >

In the article they called Naftali Bennett a western leader. I haven't looked up the definition of western in a while. Maybe it has changed, but I would consider geographically and culture wise for Vladimir to be more western than Naftali Bennett. >

Whew. >

Putin wont kill Zelensky himself by his own hand.
With a spy maybe, with a gun maybe, with poison maybe  lol >

Zelensky would knock fuck out of Putin >

I’m laughing so much at the stupidity of the statement and the fact that Tia Goldenberg, the journalist who made this article decided to focus on this particular statement for her click bait non essential article for apnews. And then I’m just enraged that these journalists continue to desensitizes the world by doing these types of crap reporting. Shame on her, shame on APNEWS director. What a fucking morons to be calling yourselves journalists. >

How stupid does one need to be to still waste time negotiating with Putin in 2023? The only way to meaningfully negotiate with him is with your foot on his throat and your full weight on the foot. Anything else is just fodder for his domestic propaganda apparatus. >

Yeah, like how Putin denies the many war crimes his soldiers are committing... Yeah no, he's not being serious. I definitely agree with the one guy saying that he'll just figure out a loophole or something. >

"I promise to not kill Zelenskyy" (Just torture him to the point where he will accisently fall off a hotel building, accidently of course) >

Wow. A promise from Putin.
Must be worth a lot. >

Russia also promised never to invade Ukraine. Just saying... >

This is the dumbest nonsense I've heard. Is this guy for real? 
Just gonna ignore the many assassination attempts on Zelensky >

Good thing he’s never lied before >

Oh, okay then. >

I’m guessing if Putin isn’t lying, it’s because having Zelensky as a prisoner would do wonders as a shining example of why not to disobey Russia. >

“Pinky promise?” 
“Pinky promise.” >

So this just confirms that he wants to assassinate him. >

Except when he tried >

Putin, the moment Zelenskyy is near a 3 story window: >

This is officially the least credible thing a politician has ever said. >

BWA-HAHAHAHA! Hehehe…snort! >

of course he won't.  should zelenskyy pass it will be a tragic suicide i which he shoots himself 12 times on the back before opening a window and jumping out. >

putin's words have literally zero value anymore, so can we stop quoting what he and his idiots followers say? >

I also promise to never bomb Saturn. Now who's the more magnanimous guy? >

Yeah, sure. I never thought Putin would be the one pulling the trigger anyway. >

Are people still thinking that what comes out of Putin’s mouth has any meaning at all? >

Well he certainly hasn't killed him yet I guess. Not for lack of trying. >

But did he pinky promise? >

If it was a pinky promise, I’ll believe it. Until then, I’m a liiittle suspect of that guy. >

It's only a shower afterwards we will all go eat a wonderful  supper. >

Putin and promises do not exactly coexist >

Putin crossed his fingers behind his back though. >

Liar is Pewtin. >

Oh well that’s a relief. >

Putin is full of shit.  He tried, he failed.
If he does it now, Zelensky dies a martyr and is immortalized in the history books.
Once again, Putin doesn't have good options except to pull out of Ukraine. >

But was it a pinky promise? >

I believe the former prime minister is named Gul Lible. >

Every bit as reliable as Hitler's promises. >

yeah because russia won't win the war >

Well ofc Putin wasn’t going to kill Zelenskyy. He was going to have his goons do it for him. And they tried at least twice, too. >

Hey for once a politician kept his promise. >

Yeah, well Putie promised me a bj but I’m sitting here still waiting for my blowie, so… >

I will not kill  Zelenskyy. Pasha will kill Zelenskyy. >

He always says the complete opposite of the truth. >

He won't kill him. He will capture him and torture him in the most inhumane way possible. It's best we don't allow that to happen. >

Yeah but was it a pinky promise? >

Ohhh …ok >

Puts on Zelensky. >

Isn't putins biggest political rival openly being tutored? Fun read >

I’m glad Zelenskyy never made that promise >

well, i hope he's somewhere safe >

He prolly did promise to kill that former Israeli PM tho if he did not lie for him >

Just like he doesn't kill his political opponents, they just fall down the stairs or down the window... >

Yeah so they’re definitely going to try to kill him, >

So you’re saying he’s trying to kill Zelensky? >

What an idiots. So if Putin caught Zelenskyy and executed him. What can you do? >

TIL there are still people who care what Putin says, like if it was reliable or something. >

Falling out of a window is not killing him. >

He will have other people try. >

I'll take Lying through his teeth for 500 Alex. >

So Putin definitely tried to kill Zelenskyy. Got it. >

Didn’t Joe Biden called Putin a killer in his first year as President. This amateur Bennet guy looks like a Bond villain, he never heard about polonium sushi or view any russian windows ? >

He didn't say he won't fall from a window >

Putin always means exactly what he says, except when he gives his word. >

My wife didn't cheat on me, I'm 100% sure: she swore to god. >

Ahahaha >

What if Palestine promised not to kill the prime minister of Israel, should we let them take it? >

He also promised he had nothing to do with the attempted assassinations of Navalny >

Did the representative of the Jewish nation also intercede for Putin not to kill Navalny? He should. >

What the hell of a conversation are you guys having to have this as a positive point? >

He wouldn’t kill him, Zelensky will simply fall off the window accidentally >

Russia makes these laughable bad, obviously false statements because it lays the ground work and narrative for many of the global propagandists that they have no direct control over. They know that right ring fascists will take whatever they say, spin it, and build on it until it's palletable for right wing pundits and media consumers. >

That’s a strong contender for the most obvious lie in the history of lies. >

Yes, and Russia swore in February of 2022 they were just engaging in military drills when they staged troops at the border of Ukraine. Worthless words. >

Putin promised several heads of states not to attack the Ukraine. By signing the Budapest Memorandum Russia guaranteed to stand up for the territorial integrity of Ukraine. >

I did not kill him, the polonium did. >

We are talking about the same people who promised an Orthodox Christmass truce.
Lol.
Lmao even. >

Hitler promised not to invade Czechoslovakia.