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John F. Kennedy’s son, Jack Schlossberg, harshly ridiculed the First Lady.Melania Trump overher message to Russian President Vladimir Putin.

A 32-year-old wore a poorly fitting blonde wig and mimicked the first lady’s Slovenian accent while reading her message in a video shared on his social media accounts on Sunday.

“A message from our BEAUTIFUL FIRST LADY,” Schlossberg wrote in the caption of his video, imitating the PresidentDonald Trumphis tendency to capitalize specific words for emphasis.

He also repeated the president’s standard closing statement, writing: “thank you for your attention to this matter – We want peace.”

After reading the letter out loud, Schlossberg remarked, “What am I conveying? This doesn’t make sense. Please provide more details, Miss Melania Trump.”

He then removed the wig and abandoned the accent as he shared his own insights on the first lady’s letter.

I don’t believe it made much sense,” Schlossberg said to his hundreds of thousands of followers. “I don’t think it conveyed anything other than ‘melodic laughter’—that’s the only part I recall—and that she is urging Putin to stop the conflict.

“Interesting. Perhaps she could speak to someone who can address that,” he said, referring to the president, whosat down with Putin in Alaskaon Friday to discuss a conclusion to the continuous conflict in Ukraine.

Schlossberg ended by stating it was a “very confusing letter, a very confusing message,” but added, “not that confusing of a conflict in Ukraine.”

In her correspondence, the First Lady stated that every child has identical aspirations irrespective of their place of birth.

“Every child holds identical quiet dreams within their heart, regardless of whether they are born randomly in a nation’s rural countryside or a grand city center. They dream of love, opportunity, and security from harm,” Melania wrote in her letter, which her husband later posted on social media.

As guardians, it is our obligation to foster the hope of the upcoming generation. As those in charge, the task of preserving our children’s future goes beyond the confines of a select few.

Certainly, we need to work towards creating a world full of respect for everyone—so that each person can start their day in tranquility, and so that the future is completely protected.

She subsequently informed the Russian president that it is his responsibility to safeguard children and future generations.

“A straightforward but deep idea, Mr. Putin, as I am certain you concur, is that the children of each generation start life with a purity—an innocence that transcends location, governance, and belief systems,” Melania stated.

However, in today’s world, some children are compelled to bear a subdued joy, unmarred by the gloom surrounding them—a quiet resistance to the powers that might otherwise seize their tomorrow.

Mr. Putin, you have the power to bring back their musical laughter,” the first lady wrote. “By safeguarding the innocence of these children, you will accomplish more than just aiding Russia—you will be serving humanity as a whole.

“A daring concept goes beyond all human differences, and you, Mr. Putin, are capable of bringing this vision to life with a single stroke of the pen today. It’s time,” she concluded.

Russia’s taking of Ukrainian childrenhas remained a very delicate issue for Ukraine.

Kyiv has called the kidnappings of tens of thousands of its young ones taken to Russiaa war crime that qualifies as genocide under the UN treaty definition, occurring in Russian-occupied territory without the approval of family members or guardians.

The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights has stated that Russiacaused pain to millions of Ukrainian children and breached their rightssince the large-scale invasion of Ukraine started in 2022.

As the conflict continues into its third straight year, Trump has emerged more publicly criticalregarding Putin’s ongoing missile and drone attacks on Ukraine.

He has acknowledged Melania for highlighting the Russian leader’s brutality towards Ukrainian civilians.

“My discussions with him are consistently enjoyable. I ask, isn’t that a very nice conversation? Then, that evening, the missiles are launched. I return home and inform the first lady… I mentioned that I spoke with Vladimir today, and we had an excellent conversation. She responds: ‘Oh, really, another city was just attacked,’” Trump had previously stated.

He subsequently met with Putin for almost three hours on Friday, but departed without securing a ceasefire agreement, as the two leadersacknowledged that there was still progress to be made. 

Still, Trump said he achieved ‘some progress’ during the meeting, asserting that both he and Putin have made certain agreements.

“We didn’t arrive, but we have a strong possibility of reaching there,” he said to reporters on Air Force One.

Trump has said he is convinced that the most effective method to conclude the conflict is to directly pursue a peace agreement– not through a ceasefire, as Ukraine and its European partners, so far with U.S. backing, have been insisting on.

He indicated that he and Putin had talked about possible land exchanges and security assurances for Ukraine, a suggestion that has shocked Europe, with experts calling it ‘extremely alarming’ and a ‘clear victory for Putin.’

Trump also dismissed Ukrainian President Volodomyr Zelensky’s aspiration for Ukraine to become part of NATO as heindicatedHe shows no interest in witnessing Crimea revert to Ukrainian control.

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy has the power to terminate the conflict with Russia almost instantly, should he choose to, or he cancontinue to fight, Trump wrote on Truth Social on Sunday night, shortly before his scheduled meeting with The president of Ukraine in Washington.

Recall how it all began. There’s no returning Obama now that Crimea has been taken (12 years ago, without a single shot fired!), and no entering in.NATO BY UKRAINE. 

‘Some things never change!!!’

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