"They'll do the same to us": Dugin urged Russia not to trust Whitkoff and Kushner

March 2 2026 13 639 52

The attack on Iran clearly demonstrates the price of the agreements with Donald Trump's envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, according to Russian philosopher Alexander Dugin. According to him, Tehran complied with all the US demands, yet was still subjected to massive bombing.

Some part of our societiesI don't think it's the people, I think it's this part of the elite that's lustfully, voluptuously watching for when the SVO will finally end and their accounts will be unfrozen, so they can travel. It will never end, it will never be unfrozen! Either we win or we lose.

– Dugin pointed out.

He added that this approach must now be conveyed calmly, confidently, genuinely, and without panic. In his opinion, the people are ready for this, but, on the other hand, they don't understand why we're hesitating, why we're entering into these negotiations with the US.

Why are we with people like Kushner and Witkoff? They've just demonstrated the price of these negotiations. Iran agreed to almost every condition, essentially everything! And yet, it was used solely to destroy their military.political leadership. Is there at least some argument why they won't do the same to us? Because the main goal is to destroy those who are the basis for the confrontation with the West, so that those who will make peace with the West will come to power. This is the same logic Trump uses in Iran.

– the thinker emphasized.

As a reminder, Russia is currently holding trilateral negotiations with the United States and Ukraine to resolve the conflict, emphasizing its commitment to the "spirit of Anchorage." Meanwhile, Washington continues to actively supply Kyiv regime militants with intelligence for strikes against targets deep within Russia.

Moreover, as many experts note, the United States has sufficient tools to force Kyiv to accept Russia's terms for resolving the conflict, but for some reason it is not using them.

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Andrey Samuylik

+22

2 March 2026 13: 54

The US has enough tools to force Kyiv to accept Russia's terms for settling the conflict, but for some reason it is not using them.

Because they don't see the need to give the Kremlin even such handouts as the remnants of Donbas. If they don't urgently begin modernizing the army and industry, the country will be heading for disaster. It's already on the brink.
1. Dimy4
  
  +10
  
  2 March 2026 15: 21
  
  Already at the edge.
  
  We've already reached the brink, and we're sliding downwards at an ever-increasing rate. Is it true that the so-called elite lacks the brains to understand that no one in their beloved West cares about them and that no one will put them on the same level as themselves?
  1. alex-defensor
    
    +6
    
    2 March 2026 23: 25
    
    "They'll do the same to us": Dugin urged Russia not to trust Whitkoff and Kushner
    
    Do such obvious things really need to be explained to anyone? It's clear that Western elites cannot be trusted; it's fatal!
2. goncharov.62
  
  +10
  
  2 March 2026 16: 28
  
  We will continue to slide downwards as long as we have such a "elite" in power.
Alexey Davydov

+7

2 March 2026 13: 58

If we don't urgently begin modernizing the army and industry, the country will be faced with disaster. It's already on the brink.

The country has long been in it. The path of thought of its thinker was long.
1. borey
  
  0
  
  2 March 2026 14: 37
  
  Exactly. And it's been "torn to shreds" for a long time. Obama won't let me lie.
  1. Alexey Davydov
    
    +12
    
    2 March 2026 14: 59
    
    The country, which has been governed by the American colonial administration since 1991, has been in catastrophe ever since. Our lives confirm this every day. Under enemy rule, nothing else is possible.
    1. borey
      
      -4
      
      2 March 2026 16: 12
      
      Correct. It wasn't until 1999 that Vladimir Putin, a security service agent, was infiltrated into the gang and took control. He led it with the goal of initiating the country's decolonization, which remains unfinished to this day. If not for this special operation, the disintegration of Russia, which had already begun by then, would have been unstoppable. Only thanks to Putin's actions did this plan not become reality back then.
      1. Alexey Davydov
        
        +5
        
        2 March 2026 17: 26
        
        Putin defeated the United States in 1999? He doesn't seem to have the makings of a miraculously powerful victor. Instead, he has the hallmarks of an experienced, well-prepared traitor, acting in accordance with US plans and skillfully disguising himself with the right words.
        As for the map, we see that the enemy's plan is not yet complete; it's just that to implement the plan, they needed a Russia under their control as a tool, and not chaos on its territory.
        
        borey
        
        -3
        
        2 March 2026 18: 10
        
        However, there are signs of an experienced, well-prepared traitor, acting according to US plans and skillfully disguising himself with the right words.
        
        If that were true, the country would have been Africanized by the end of his first term. That's exactly what they were counting on, thinking they'd hired a manager for a controlled disintegration of Russia, but they were fatally mistaken. That's why they hate him so fiercely now.
        He stole from them the defeated, dismembered, humiliated Russia-gas station of the 90s.
        
        Alexey Davydov
        
        +1
        
        2 March 2026 18: 29
        
        It wasn't me who gave you a minus. Love is blind.
        This, by the way, is one of the surest signs of a good spy. He can't help but cause significant damage in his place of work, otherwise what would his boss need him for? But if he does damage, then he gives himself away.
        A professional intelligence officer (as I think) must be able to make people fall in love with him so much that they believe him despite the obvious and systematic failures in the affairs that are happening to him or are connected with him.
        
        borey
        
        -7
        
        2 March 2026 19: 24
        
        The minuses are put forward by a gang that is working for the disintegration of Russia.
        
        aslanxnumx
        
        0
        
        3 March 2026 07: 25
        
        He says he is a man who supports the gang working for the collapse of Russia.
        
        GR777
        
        +1
        
        3 March 2026 00: 35
        
        He's unlikely to be a traitor, but his concessions to the West and his choice of the worst possible course of action, with someone constantly deceiving him, is certainly very depressing.
      2. AndrK72
        
        -3
        
        3 March 2026 09: 50
        
        His actions suggest he's a double agent for the US. Nooooo... triple agent and Israel!!!))) He's gutted the reserve depots, and will finish off the most combat-ready part of the army by 2026... NATO attack, I don't care.
        
        Vladimir Tuzakov
        
        +1
        
        3 March 2026 18: 16
        
        The whole argument is beside the point. For the first ten years, the GDP slowed the collapse of the Russian Federation. But for the remaining fifteen, there's been an incomprehensible freeze and stagnation. Conclusion: perhaps we're living under Putin II. This plays into the hands of the compradors in power, and there are no barriers to theft, and someone like the GDP will pull the wool over the eyes of the people. That's why the long-running SVO and the bridges on the Dnieper are intact.
borisvt

+4

2 March 2026 13: 59

...the US has enough tools to force Kyiv to accept Russia's terms for settling the conflict, but for some reason it is not using them

This formulation by the esteemed author is probably rhetorical. Not for some reason, but for completely understandable reasons, Wuhan continues to pretend to be a fierce peacemaker in the Ukrainian conflict.
He needs a Russia that endlessly yields, leaving the fallow territory hostage to the mattresses, baiting the Kremlin with the carrot of, well, partially lifting sanctions. And then, economically, through its dollar-backed SWIFT, and physically, through the purchase of gas pipelines and the re-entry of its companies into oil and gas production in our North, Far East, and Arctic.
And he will put pressure on China later, not without our help, by the way - this is probably his ultimate goal
Mikhail L.

-1

2 March 2026 14: 02

They will do the same to us.

?They will do the same with ...V. Putinym & C*.
And no pity!
1. goncharov.62
  
  +3
  
  2 March 2026 16: 30
  
  With Russia. That's the main thing.
twice-born

+13

2 March 2026 14: 03

What kind of idiot do you have to be to think the opposite?! It was all clear years ago. How the West robbed Russia during the revolution, the civil war, and after! The White émigrés had everything taken from abroad, even the richest merchants and industrialists who managed to escape with their capital! Everyone was "cut down," and many were even killed. In Finland, every single Russian was slaughtered and robbed, without exception! Simply because they were Russian! It's true that our elite is Jewish and Churkestan, so they disengage themselves from us in every way, hoping, confident in the leniency of the West, where Jewish clans rule.
How can "our people" even talk about negotiations with the US and the West in general after such an attack on Iran?! Even as a distraction, even if it's just a conversation with the boss?! That would be a blatant admission of venality by the authorities to the Russian people!
1. Dimy4
  
  +7
  
  2 March 2026 15: 37
  
  This is simply a frank admission of the authorities to the Russian people of their venality!
  
  The ordinary Russian people no longer need this proof; they've long since noticed and understood everything, and are slowly starting to seethe. It's just that perhaps even the tiniest spark is missing to ignite. And then, it's scary to even think about it, all the unrest, uprisings, and revolutions will seem like child's play. Popular hatred for the entire structure created by the Kremlin (not to mention Moscow) is compressed like a powerful spring, and if it isn't gradually loosened, or worse, if it continues to be compressed, this spring could break free and tear the state apart with its energy.
  1. guest
    
    +4
    
    2 March 2026 15: 56
    
    Quote: Dimy4
    This spring can release itself and with its energy tear the state into pieces.
    
    Well, that's what the West is counting on.
  2. aslanxnumx
    
    0
    
    3 March 2026 07: 27
    
    The Russian people cannot survive without instructions.
    Tomorrow he will run and vote for "Eat Russia" in the hope that he will get something.
Cmax

+14

2 March 2026 14: 05

If only Dugin's words would reach the ears of the guarantor, who seems to be nowhere to be found. He disappears for long periods. At all important stages of the SVO, he remains silent or opens carousels and forums. Such insistence on reaching an agreement at any cost may indicate that the situation in the country is far worse than we can imagine or how it is portrayed. Being determines consciousness.
kovaleff

+1

2 March 2026 14: 24

Has the recipient of the message come out of the refrigerator yet?
Ivan_Ivanov

+4

2 March 2026 14: 25

What does it mean not to believe? For Putin and his team, the road to the West is an ideological path home. They simply want to sell the country a little more profitably than Gorbachev and Yeltsin.
Alex_Kraus

+3

2 March 2026 14: 36

I propose introducing a law to combat cuckoldism in the Russian Federation. Who's in favor?
Mikhail Nasharashev

+6

2 March 2026 14: 40

Iranian foreign policymakers have clearly overplayed their hand and, as a result, have played themselves out. Endless "deals" with Washington (the most notable, again, in June 2025, and before that, after the assassination of General Soleimani) and, in general, extreme "moderation and caution" (sometimes very reminiscent of cowardice) in practical actions (alongside very loud and extremely aggressive rhetoric) have convinced opponents that there is no need to fear Iran.

doesn’t resemble anything?
Shkilet

+3

2 March 2026 14: 49

After what happened, Putin is unlikely to fly anywhere like Anchorage. It's mortally dangerous after what happened; the Jews and Americans, led by Trump, have completely lost their minds.
KLNM

+11

2 March 2026 15: 08

Concluding a truce, not peace with Bandera terrorists under the American name of "peace deal", should be equated with treason. Shame on you, gentlemen, so many guys have lost their lives... and you flirt with the Americans and meet with terrorists... How much longer can the sellout populist Trump keep looking in one place... he doesn't care about the Russian Federation.
1. Valera75
  
  +7
  
  2 March 2026 15: 40
  
  Quote from KLN
  Concluding a truce, not peace with Bandera terrorists under the American name of a "peace deal," should be equated with treason.
  
  So they're really talking to terrorists. Budanov is already recognized as a terrorist, but he's currently participating in all the negotiations. He's even aiming for president. What if he beats out the drug addict and Zaluzhny and becomes president? How will our negotiators sign the papers with him? Or will they strip him of his title and recognize him as the legitimate president of an independent country? If they'd said something like that before, I'd never have believed it, but now they're talking to terrorists as if they were signing the Khasavyurt Accords.
  1. guest
    
    +7
    
    2 March 2026 16: 00
    
    Quote: Valera75
    Budanov is considered a terrorist in our country, yet he's now participating in all the negotiations. He's even aiming for president. What if he beats out the drug addict and Zaluzhny and becomes president? How will our negotiators sign the papers with him?
    
    So he will fly to Moscow and be met at the highest level, the Syrian terrorist will not let me lie.
2. Alexey Lan
  
  +2
  
  2 March 2026 16: 01
  
  Concluding a truce, not peace with Bandera terrorists under the American name of a "peace deal," should be equated with treason.
  
  To defeat Ukraine with a capitulation on our terms, either the country's full mobilization or a series of nuclear strikes with tactical nuclear weapons is necessary, something the leadership led by Putin refuses to do. Otherwise, peace on terms we haven't yet disclosed, which is unlikely, will likely lead to a protracted war with hundreds of thousands of casualties.
Zheleznyak

+1

2 March 2026 15: 18

It is important for all of us to understand the essence of the confrontation, then it will be clear what exactly to do:

The conflict on the planet is of an ideological nature, the essential content of which is the confrontation of solutions (algorithms) for the development of projects of social cybernetics of the Russian language

- against decisions (algorithms) for the development of projects of social cybernetics of the English language.

In this regard:
The ban on the Russian language for our people, on our territory, and the designation of English as the state language is the main blow to our civilization.

It is important to understand that:

No, it is not possible to reach any agreement; certain solutions for the development of projects within the framework of social cybernetics systems, Russian and English, are incompatible with a common solution, since:

- Russian language is solutions (algorithms) of differential equations

- English language is solutions (algorithms) of combinatorics *

You can't go against the algorithms of cybernetics...

from here:

Whispering with the Anglo-Saxons in English is, in fact, treason.

Regardless of what the whisperer thinks, the end result will be "cheated again," or even shame... an advertisement for a conditional "Pizza Hut"

A different level of interaction is needed, only one is possible (based on the law of conservation of entropy) - to apply intelligence... and this is beyond the intelligence of Ushakov, Dmitriev, Medvedev... they no longer represent and understand the content of the World of our Russian civilization - they are hybrids.
Cripples are a consequence of learning English.

In this regard, we should be particularly concerned: "English-language kindergartens," access to the Kremlin by individuals like Medvedev, Ushakov, and Dmitriev—this is a truly serious danger to our civilization. This, more than anything else.

We need to remove from the "floors and corridors of power" every single one of us who likes to whisper to enemies in English, in particular: deny access to the Kremlin to Ushakov, Dmitriev, Medvedev...
Judging by the online activity, the Anglo-Saxons are betting on Medvedev becoming the next president, betting on his knowledge and love of English... his stupidity... and therefore, as soon as we close these people's access to the Kremlin, they will retreat.
Because this is their only hope... The enemy will retreat, and we will pursue him... and finish him off... it is necessary and possible...
How? - that's a whole other topic. ...

In conclusion, it is important to realize:
If a degenerate gains power...he will lower everyone to his level, all those who are smarter and more disobedient - he will destroy them, one way or another.
Learning "basic English" from an artificial language, an already artificial chimera (pidgin group), turns a person into an intellectual cripple.

PS
Despite all this, Witkoff, an English-speaking Jew, feels this way - he himself said so.
Performs a certain part, as Kissinger did:
– to be responsible for nothing, creating the capital of some sage… … in order to later become famous and old…
I can assume... while certainly not forgetting about the margin.
a sickening sight...
Only such blessed people as Dmitriev and Ushakov do not see this deception... judging by their statements.
vlad127490

+7

2 March 2026 15: 48

Steve Witkoff is Jewish. Jared Corey Kushner is Jewish. How can you trust them? The events with Iran clearly demonstrate what Jews are doing. Jews in the 21st century are not the peaceful, kind Jews of the 1940s.
1. Zheleznyak
  
  -3
  
  2 March 2026 16: 31
  
  Despite all this, Witkoff, an English-speaking Jew, feels this way - he himself said so.
  Performs a certain part, as Kissinger did:
  – to be responsible for nothing, creating the capital of some sage… … in order to later become famous and old…
  I can assume... while certainly not forgetting about the margin.
  a sickening sight...
  Only such blessed ones as Dmitriev and Ushakov do not see this deception... judging by their statements.
  I hope our President understands this...
  PS
  Steve Witkoff is in vain hoping for Kissinger's glory: and ... even more so the Anglo-Saxons and Britons are in vain hoping ...
  We started a new project - February 24, 2022, a change of eras has come, now we will be the scientists...
2. goncharov.62
  
  +2
  
  2 March 2026 16: 36
  
  The question arises about the actions of Adolf Allozovich and the Russian tsars, who imposed some kind of residency requirement on a certain nation. Or perhaps there were reasons that aren't being discussed now? What about the role of Banderovites during WWII?
Alexey Lan

+5

2 March 2026 15: 51

Dugin is right, and not just in my opinion. The shift toward more brutal warfare, including the use of nuclear weapons against the population, has already occurred, something that didn't happen at the beginning of the Central Military District.
Švark

+4

2 March 2026 15: 52

So our activist has a high rating! This will save everyone right away!
alovrov

+5

2 March 2026 16: 14

Why call on Russia? Is Russia engaged in secret diplomacy? Are the people engaged in behind-the-scenes negotiations about who knows what? Well, call on Ushakov/Peskov/Dmitriev not to trust the Jewish lobby. I'd be curious to hear what they'd say in response.
goncharov.62

+4

2 March 2026 16: 27

the price is clearly shown...

To whom? To the one who ignores the lessons and gets away with heart-wrenching answers on the "blue screen"?

Teaching a fool is only a way to spoil him!

(Russian proverb - for their lover)...
Vox Populi

-6

2 March 2026 18: 24

How many fans does the notorious "philosopher" Dugin have?
But none of them will go to the front, and he won’t go either!
Coincidence?! I don’t think so!
1. Pasha_Kosse
  
  +3
  
  2 March 2026 19: 32
  
  How many fans does the notorious "philosopher" Dugin have?
  
  These pacifist posts aren't working anymore, lads... Not everyone in Russia is subject to conscription. Some are old, some are ill. But the reality is, we're all voters, and we care what's agreed upon at those "silence-loving" talks, because even after the next "truce," Ukrainian drones and Heimars will still be flying over our cities. It's you in Ukraine who have those TSK guys forcing people into minibuses with their asses. But in Russia, there's no general mobilization yet. Incidentally, I'm in my 7s, and I was discharged from the service back in the 80s. But if I'm called up, I'll go. If there's absolutely no one else left, then I'll go.
Pasha_Kosse

+3

2 March 2026 19: 23

The attack on Iran clearly demonstrates the price of agreements with Donald Trump's envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, according to Russian philosopher Alexander Dugin.

It's not just Dugin anymore. Every schoolchild understands what the West expects of us, and what we can expect from them. If anyone in the Kremlin doesn't understand this, if law school and years of service in the KGB/FSB aren't a panacea, then, as they say, read point one: early elections.
1. Dimy4
  
  0
  
  3 March 2026 15: 06
  
  years of service in the KGB/FSB
  
  Do you believe that?
Foe Pshekov

+1

3 March 2026 06: 47

Some cowardly people are just sitting in their little tower, apparently afraid to die, either for their families or their buddies. And the Russian people have nothing to lose. After the "deal" with the Americans, they'll fall into slavery again, like in the 90s, to crooks and bandits, because the elite will pay tribute to the West, while the people will eat pasta and half-stewed meat from scraps. Some advice to the oligarchs: get out of the country now. We don't need you. It's easier for us to repeat 1917, and then "the whole world will crumble to dust."
1. napalm
  
  +2
  
  3 March 2026 07: 52
  
  Quote: Foe Pshekov
  And the Russian people have nothing to lose, after the "deal" with the Americans, the people will again fall into slavery to crooks and bandits, as in the 90s, because the elite will pay tribute to the West, and the people will eat pasta with half-stewed meat from scraps
  
  The tribute amount is 12 trillion. There's even a figure already.
  1. Grei grin
    
    +1
    
    3 March 2026 08: 22
    
    And the Chabadniks will rip off this tribute from the Russian people like the last skin!
Grei grin

+1

3 March 2026 08: 20

Dugin is right, and traitors to the country are sitting in the Kremlin!
1. Dimy4
  
  0
  
  3 March 2026 15: 22
  
  Dugin is right, and traitors to the country are sitting in the Kremlin!
  
  But let me disagree with you here. Behind the ancient red walls of the Kremlin, there are people of high moral and spiritual character. They think day and night about the fate of Russia and its people. They do everything to ensure that Russia always remains a superpower, that it is respected in all lands, and that no enemy sets foot on the lands of our ancestors. How do you like it?
Alexander

0

4 March 2026 05: 23

Quote: alex-defensor
"They'll do the same to us": Dugin urged Russia not to trust Whitkoff and Kushner

Do such obvious things really need to be explained to anyone? It's clear that Western elites cannot be trusted; it's fatal!

Apparently they haven't understood yet if they're asking for clarification:
https://news.mail.ru/politics/70015798/?frommail=1&md=1
Avtandil

0

4 March 2026 10: 34

I hope that our leadership has enough self-preservation to stop all negotiations with terrorists after what happened in Iran, which now includes not only Banderites, but also Netanyahu and Trump.