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This frame casts Russia as a reasonable actor accepting US-led peace terms, while Ukraine and European allies are the villains for undermining the deal and prolonging the war.

This cluster provides largely factual, process-oriented coverage of the treaty's expiration, emphasizing the historical significance, the positions of both sides, and the potential consequences for global security. It avoids assigning primary blame, presenting both US and Russian statements, and focuses on the diplomatic and strategic stakes.

This cluster frames Russia as a confident, popular global power engaged in legitimate and necessary diplomacy against a hostile, declining West. It emphasizes Russian unity, the historical righteousness of its goals ('returning lands'), and the futility of Western opposition. It omits any substantive critique of Russian actions, Ukrainian suffering, or the aggressive nature of the war, instead portraying negotiations as a platform for Russia to assert its sovereign vision.