We are all seeing this, right?

At the end of the day, it doesn’t even matter if Zelenskyy is President of Ukraine or not. @ZelenskyyUa Putin’s goal is to take Ukraine. Then he will take Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, and he will make his way through all of Europe. People obsess over personalities too much. You could have an election in Ukraine tomorrow and Putin would still find a reason to be at war. Russia INVADED Ukraine. Not the other way around. Zelenskyy’s removal from office won’t stop Russian imperialism. It’s not about Zelenskyy. It’s about Putin. It’s always been about Putin.

"El ministro de Defensa británico, Wes Streeting, confirma que el próximo mes, miles de soldados participarán en ejercicios a gran escala en Polonia. Estos ejercicios tienen como objetivo ayudar a preparar el apoyo militar y la reconstrucción de posguerra en Ucrania e implica ensayar un posible escenario en caso de un alto el fuego. Al menos 1.500 militares [británicos, franceses y alemanes] participarán en los ejercicios. Durante los simulacros, practicarán movimientos de tropas y entrega de suministros esenciales, incluyendo combustible y alimentos. Los ejercicios tienen como objetivo preparar el posible despliegue de un contingente militar en Ucrania tras el cese de las hostilidades. En tal escenario, las fuerzas extranjeras servirían como elemento disuasorio contra Rusia." Todo le sale bien a Putin: tropas OTAN patrullando en Donbas.

BREAKING: Russia has just blatantly disrespected President Trump by violating the energy ceasefire he announced on Truth Social today. Russia violated the energy ceasefire in less than 12 hours, proving Putin is a liar. Russia just attacked a power plant in the eastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv, which is less than 40 miles away from the Russian border. Russia never keeps their word.

Aclarado: no hay tregua energética. Bombardeo ruso sobre la Central Térmica de Kharkiv.

🇩🇪🇺🇦 German Foreign Minister Wadephul: It is not as if, when the Russians arrive, the Ukrainian flag simply comes down, the Russian flag goes up and life continues normally. The Russians abduct children to Russia and simply take them away from their rightful parents. What a terrible act that alone is. They rape, murder, torture and kill. All of this happens in the territories occupied by Russia.

Polish FM Sikorski says intel from multiple sources shows Russia is preparing "something big" this year, possibly a false flag attack on itself as a pretext for mobilization. Narva, parts of Latvia and a land bridge to Kaliningrad via Lithuania are possible flashpoints.

🇷🇺#Moscow Refinery Kapotnya

Warum die AfD pro-ukrainisch sein sollte:

A series of suspected hybrid attacks and espionage incidents have occurred across Germany since 2024, targeting critical infrastructure. Key events include the Leipzig/Halle airport drone attack in August, which has been officially blamed on Russia, and multiple drone incursions over air bases. The Faytuks Network has compiled a summary of possible hybrid attacks on Germany. Caution: the map is not complete. Don't hesitate to leave a comment to contribute:

People need to understand what is happening. Either the Russians must send heavy trucks laden with fuel over the Kerch Bridge, or they must send them the long way around on the coastal highway which is currently being harassed by Ukrainian drones daily. This is not a sustainable situation. This is placing extremely troublesome conditions on the Russians in Crimea and supplying the civilian populace may come at the expense of supplying operations near the front if they go around. Really, the Russians should have civilians leave the Peninsula to reduce demand. But I find that unlikely.

Ukrainian drones are methodically wiping out ferries connecting Russia with the occupied peninsula of Crimea. In this footage three ferries are burning. Absolutely impressive!

A lot of Russian assets across the globe have started a last ditch effort to save Russia from its looming defeat. The only right response is to increase help for the Ukrainian people, enabling them to finish the job. Once imperial Russia is no more, many „domestic“ problems will „miraculously“ disappear, because after all it has always been Russia and not a domestic issue.

Un trolebus volador atraviesa Rusia y sin rastro de la defensa antiaérea. Mathias Rust vibes.

Just a thought: Ukraine’s President is Jewish. Our Defense Minister is a Muslim, a Crimean Tatar. The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces is an ethnic Russian. Our top drone ace — recently awarded the title Hero of Ukraine — is an ethnic Hungarian. Over 70,000 women serve in the military now. Almost all of the most renowned combat medics are women. The revolution that changed this country forever began with a Facebook post by an ethnic Afghan Pashtun, a prominent Ukrainian journalist. And in our parliament, we have a Black MP — an Afro-Ukrainian and universally admired Olympic champion. All of this — in a country that is still, for the most part, Slavic. On the streets of Kyiv today, you’ll see halal restaurants for Muslim tourists standing peacefully next to Jewish eateries. Nearby are a museum and a monument to Sholem Aleichem, and a plaque bearing the face of Golda Meir, who once lived here. Among our main landmarks: 19th-century synagogues. Just a short walk away — a large mosque and Muslim cultural center. And above all, of course — the ancient Christian churches and monasteries that are the oldest and most significant in the East Slavic world. I still can’t get over the fact that Ukraine’s chief Muslim mufti (an ethnic Tatar from Donetsk) stepped down to serve as a frontline paramedic in the army. That our chief rabbi works tirelessly every day to help Ukraine across the globe — and that his adopted son died fighting for Ukraine, weapon in hand. For many years now, a giant glowing menorah has stood each Hanukkah in the heart of Kyiv’s main square. And on Independence Day, every religious denomination gathers in Saint Sophia Cathedral to offer prayers for Ukraine, each in their own rite. Just as they all come together for remembrance at Babyn Yar and the Holodomor monument. The more you look at the world, the more often you realize how much healthier Ukrainian society has become when it comes to coexistence between nationalities and faiths. We weren’t always like this. We are becoming this now — as the country is being radically transformed by revolution and by the defense against imperial Russia. We are shedding the weight of so many remnants of the past — really fast. Just recently in May, Ukraine held its WWII commemorations — with poppies and the slogan “Never again!” What a stark contrast to the satanic frenzy of Russia’s “Victory Day,” with its death cult, its “We can do it again!” bravado, and its glorification of dying for the Tsar. Against the backdrop of war, Ukraine is living through a real national and cultural renaissance. We are rediscovering the Ukrainian language, Ukrainian books, music, cinema — as something precious. And for how many decades were we taught to look down on everything Ukrainian — as “third-rate,” “peasant,” “inferior”?... I walk the streets of Kyiv on Christmas (December 25th, not January 7th as demanded by Moscow priests) and see bands of children in traditional embroidered clothes carrying colorful Bethlehem stars and singing carols. “Ukrainian Christmas” is returning to these lands as a vibrant cultural tradition. On Easter, crowds gather near Saint Sophia Cathedral for picnics and spring dances. In the old city above Podil, I often hear youth pounding out Cossack songs on drums. I always see many people at our nation’s sacred places — the Kyiv Pechersk Lavra, the cathedrals of Lviv, the Motherland Monument, the old castles. We haven’t suddenly become devout believers. We’ve simply come to take pride, like never before, in being Ukrainian — in treasuring our traditions, our culture, our history, and our way of life, in our own country. New traditions keep being born in wartime, against all odds. Today, we honor war veterans by inviting them to make the symbolic first kick at football matches — and then we give them a standing ovation from the stands, for their service. I could go on like this for hours. What I’m trying to say is — I love what Ukraine is becoming. This hope — breaking through unspeakable pain and hardship — feels like a light piercing the tunnel. Ukraine now, and Ukraine 12 years ago, are two completely different countries. The road ahead is brutally hard, but if only — if only our Ukraine can survive this war for its very existence.

Complete insanity...

🇩🇰🇬🇱🇺🇸 The Danish Foreign Minister on Greenland negotiations with the US: We failed to achieve a result, but frankly, I didn't believe it was even possible. He also acknowledged Donald Trump's desire to establish control over Greenland. However, he stated that during his meeting with Marco Rubio and J.D. Vance, he made it clear that such a scenario is not in Denmark's interests. The Prime Minister stated very clearly yesterday that Greenland—for now and for the foreseeable future—will remain part of the Kingdom of Denmark.

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No-one will take seriously a weak and divided Europe: neither enemy nor ally. It is already clear now. We must finally believe in our own strength, we must continue to arm ourselves, we must stay united like never before. One for all, and all for one. Otherwise, we are finished.

No hay nada que una más que una deuda.