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To: Les H who wrote (46146)	6/4/2025 9:44:42 PM
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4. Axios Initially Claimed That Ukraine Informed The US In Advance * Although Axios later corrected its report to note that Ukraine did not inform the US in advance, its initial claim might have been accurate, but understandable escalation-control concerns vis-à-vis Russia could have prompted the White House to urgently request that they change it. Axios might have voluntarily complied for national security reasons or because it was coerced with legal threats. In any case, this incident convinced some people that Trump really was aware of Ukraine’s plans in advance. - Axios either made an innocent error in its initial report that was then swiftly corrected, or this was a preplanned provocation by Democrat-loyal elements of the “deep state” to falsely implicate Trump. If the second scenario is what happened, then the purpose would have been to convince Putin that Trump really was aware of Ukraine’s plans in advance, which could then trigger the peace process’ collapse. Even so, Russia is well aware of the “deep state’s” tricks, so it might not fall for this latest possible one. korybko.substack.com