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Tristan Tate reacts to US and European governments encouraging Ukraine-Russia peace talks: 'Disgusting'

'Time to cash in the chips and then do what they could have done before Russia even deployed a single troop,' Tristan Tate fumed

BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Controversial social media influencer Tristan Tate took to X (formerly Twitter) to criticize the US and European governments for encouraging peace talks between Russia and Ukraine.

Tate has been a vocal commentator on the Ukraine-Russia conflict, regularly sharing his opinions on X and Rumble.

In the past, Tristan Tate has stirred controversy by objecting to the Ukrainian government's inclusion of women in the military and urging Ukraine to surrender in the war.

Tristan Tate slams US and European governments

In his recent tweet, Tate shared a screenshot of an NBC News article reporting, "U.S. and European officials have begun quietly talking to the Ukrainian government about what possible peace negotiations with Russia might entail to end the war, according to one current senior U.S. official and one former senior U.S. official familiar with the discussions."

Tate, in response, expressed his frustration, writing, "Billions of dollars made and hundreds of thousands of meaningless Ukrainian lives lost. The kids of the warmongers are fine though, so this is okay."

He further elaborated, "Time to cash in the chips and then do what they could have done before Russia even deployed a single troop! Yay!...Disgusting."

According to NBC News, discussions have included broad outlines of what Ukraine might need to concede to reach a deal.

Some of these talks took place last month during a meeting of representatives from over 50 nations supporting Ukraine, including NATO members.

As per NBC News, these discussions are a response to the military and political dynamics in Ukraine, concerns about the war's stalemate, and the ability to continue providing aid to Ukraine.

NBC News reported that US officials privately refer to the current situation in Ukraine as a "stalemate," and it's believed that more urgent discussions about peace negotiations may need to start by the end of the year or shortly thereafter. However, any decisions about negotiations are ultimately up to Ukraine.

Tristan Tate's fans say the reality is 'evil'

After Tate's critique of the effort made by the US and European nations to encourage Ukraine to engage in peace talks with Russia, numerous users came forward to voice their opinions on his statements.

One user wrote, "So much senseless death and violence in the world. We live in an evil/sick reality."

Another said, "Yeah. They got a new warpuppet now. Disgusting world."

"Absolutely gross. This never had to happen," another claimed.