The Trial Of Nigel Farage 11am today @Ryearts

People in temporarily occupied Oleshky are starving. There is almost nothing left to eat. Reports indicate that civilians are being forced to survive on grass and weeds, while medicines, clean water, electricity, and medical care are increasingly out of reach. Children are trapped in these conditions too. This suffering has a clear cause and a clear perpetrator. Russia has brought this catastrophe to Oleshky through its illegal occupation and bears full responsibility for this humanitarian disaster, all of its consequences, and the innocent civilian lives lost as a result. The international community must mobilize every available instrument to reach people in Oleshky, deliver humanitarian assistance, and ensure the safe evacuation of those who want to leave. The @UN, the @ICRC, and other international actors must use their mandates and channels to secure immediate and unhindered humanitarian access. I appreciate @CommissionerHR Michael O’Flaherty for drawing international attention to the situation in Oleshky. Now this attention must be followed by action. People there cannot survive on statements of concern. Humanitarian access and safe evacuation must become a reality, because every day matters.

You just can’t make this up. @EU_Commission spox @arianna_podesta responds to criticism of the EU decision to lift sanctions on Usmanov and Fridman by saying that “it is up to the Russian people themselves whether they have a government that supports this war” and that “they have the opportunity to take action against it from within the country”. Sounds particularly convincing after the recent “election” where the only anti-war party was barred from the ballot, and with the ever-growing number of political prisoners arrested precisely for taking such “actions”. Shame on you, ladies and gentlemen of the European Commission. Vladimir Bukovsky was right: “The problem with the West is that the ability to fry their morning bacon on Soviet gas is far more important to them than human rights”. vot-tak.tv/95542991/evrosoyu…

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani branded Israeli PM Netanyahu a "war criminal" and called him an "architect" of "genocide" — demanding his arrest if he set foot in New York. But when Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian arrived in the city this week for the UN General Assembly, Mamdani went largely silent. No calls for arrest. No fiery rhetoric. No statements labeling the leader of a regime the U.S. government has accused of assassination plots on American soil. Iranian-born journalist Masih Alinejad, who survived a kidnapping attempt near her Brooklyn home orchestrated by Tehran, fired back: "If you have the courage to talk about arresting those responsible for crimes against humanity, start with the man sleeping five miles from your office." Sen. Tom Cotton put it bluntly: "The one person he cites is the leader of the Jewish State of Israel." Full story here ⬇️ foxnews.com/politics/mamdani…