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🇺🇦‼️ People in Oleshky cannot survive on statements of concern alone, - Sybiha The international community must mobilize all available tools to reach people in Oleshky, deliver humanitarian aid and ensure the safe evacuation of those who want to leave.
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🔴 A new UN report details a systematic pattern of sexual violence used as torture by Russian forces in Ukraine. 🧵 1/8 ⬇️
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Die Juden sind halt einfach privilegiert mit ihrem tollen Polizeischutz vor jeder Synagoge! Frauenhäuser sind übrigens auch einfach nur Privileg, die armen armen Männer.. Und sowas nennt sich "Antisemitismusforscher"..
Shabbat Shalom von Antisemitismusforscher Wolfgang Benz. tagesspiegel.de/politik/hist…
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🇱🇻 Latvia’s State Border Guard says newly installed surveillance infrastructure along the country’s eastern border has been deliberately sabotaged. Cables have been cut, distribution cabinets damaged and surveillance equipment targeted in what Border Guard chief Guntis Pujāts describes as “not random vandalism” but targeted action intended to disrupt border monitoring and delay deployment. Latvian authorities describe the wider activity along the Russian and Belarusian borders as aggressor-state-supported provocations. No individual perpetrators have publicly been identified.
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When you are doing Holocaust revisionism in the name of Palestine, maybe it's time to admit you lost the plot
Muslim (Muselmann) was a nickname for starving prisoners in concentration camps
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Russian shelling frightens not only people but also animals For dogs and cats, explosions are a loud and incomprehensible source of danger that they can neither run away from nor hide from.
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NEW FOOTAGE FROM OLESHKY Autumn 2026. Local residents ride bicycles back from Radensk with food, risking their lives just to feed their families. Up to 1,500 people remain in Oleshky, including around 40 children. Another 4,000 remain in surrounding villages, including roughly 150 children. A humanitarian catastrophe. A genocide in miniature — unfolding under russian occupation. The world has no right to stay silent. Keep talking about Oleshky. Don’t let the world forget them.
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Die @LinkeNeukoelln: Keine Ahnung wer dieser Ibrahim Ibrahim sein soll Die @LinkeNeukoelln:
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"wir haben kein problem mit ausländern die sich integrieren, arbeiten, unsere sprache sprechen und der gesellschaft etwas beitragen" doch, habt ihr.
Die „neue“ deutsche Nationalmannschaft unter Klopp.
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At the Ukraine vs Hungary match, Ukraine national team fans held up "Save Oleshky". Russian-occupied Oleshky in Kherson region is under a tight blockade. Around 2,000 people are stuck without food deliveries, running water, or electricity. Russian troops block evacuation routes and keep firing at supply attempts. Oleshky has been occupied since early 2022. It was heavily damaged in 2023 after the Kakhovka dam breach, and mined roads around the town are stopping civilians from getting out.
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I don't share all of Kara-Murza's opinions, be it his opposition to an entry-ban for Russian tourists to Europe or his (naive) conviction that most Russians secretly oppose the war, but you must still respect his (personal) struggle for a different Russia. piped.video/watch?v=PdMz9fob…
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This. Is. The. Op. Why is there conscription in the first place, Yulia? Who started the war? People like you and @HavryshkoMarta write in English to manipulate western audiences. You don’t care about Ukrainian men because there is an enormous fact that keeps disappearing from both of your commentary: Russia caused the war that made mass mobilization necessary. Ukraine did not wake up one morning and decide, for its own amusement, to pull men from civilian life and send them to war. Russia invaded Ukraine. Russia occupies Ukrainian territory. Russia created the military necessity Ukraine is now struggling, sometimes badly and sometimes abusively, to meet. Ukraine is responsible for how it conducts mobilization. Abuses committed by Ukrainian officials are Ukraine’s responsibility and should be exposed, punished, and reformed. But Russia is responsible for creating the war that requires mobilization in the first place. Why do you keep erasing that causal chain which radically changes the moral picture?
Here in Europe, it has become patriotic to keep silent about what is happening inside Ukraine. Borders closed to men have turned life into a cage for countless families. Corruption of colossal scale — a scale you simply cannot imagine — reaching the president's closest circle, set against total poverty, is about to kill the very motivation to resist Russia. The hunting of men, the torture in recruitment offices, men beaten to death by conscription officers, and sometimes killed by their own commanders — all of it resembles a brutal gladiatorial spectacle, in which ordinary Ukrainians have a single aim: to survive. Men flee across mountains and rivers; our own services pull out the bodies of those who did not make it. And ahead lies another terrible winter, without heating and without light. You are told of resilience, of dignity, of an unbreakable spirit. Which of the things I have just described reflects any of that? To ignore this suffering in the name of grand ideas, to conceal it behind beautiful words — that is inhumanity. In dark times, the hardest thing of all is to remain human. And I remind you again: sooner or later, each of us will be known by the fruit we bear today. Read the full text of the speech here 👇 substack.com/home/post/p-216…
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Ibrahim Ibrahim von der PFLP ist eine bekannte Person bei den Linken in Neukölln. Hier sieht man, dass er als Redner eingeladen wurde. Auch Vanessa Vedi Emde gehört zu den Rednerinnen. Die #Grünen wollen also mit diesen Leuten eine Koalition bilden? #B2609 #dieLinke
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⚖️ 7kg or 15.5 lbs lost in 9 weeks 🐕 She is back walking and moving with freedom 🫀Her organs and health are improving. It’s been a mixture of thyroid meds, diet and exercise. Bella’s whole outlook on life has changed. I think you’ll agree she looks terrific ❤️
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„Nach dem Dahabflex-Auftritt schrieben eine Kollegin und ich einen Text, der einfach nur aufreihte, für welche Morde die PFLP verantwortlich ist. Nachdem er erschien, wollte ich mein Handy am liebsten mehrere Tage weglegen.“ (1/3)
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I'd encourage everyone to read the Danish military intelligence assessment in full, and not rely on excitable social media upsums. Here is the top line: "The Danish Defence Intelligence Service (DDIS) assesses that Russia will intensify its hybrid war by carrying out more frequent attacks against the West and NATO, with greater consequences for the targeted countries than in the past. This could include destructive cyber attacks that cripple critical societal functions as well as sabotage attacks that carry a high risk of casualties." In other words, Russia will continue doing what it's already doing (terrorist attacks against hard and soft targets, cyberoperations), only more so. This is an uncontroversial assessment across Western intelligence services, so far as I've been able to determine. DDIS continues: "At the same time, there is a low but growing risk that Russia will launch a limited military attack against one or several NATO countries bordering Russia....Such a limited military attack could take the form of isolated strikes with long‑range weapons on infrastructure that is vital to the support to Ukraine. In this situation, Russia might then claim that the weapons only struck NATO territory because they were jammed by Ukraine. It could also be a so-called false flag operation, where Russia uses Ukrainian‑made drones to attack a NATO country." The scenario envisaged here (a low but growing risk) is a plausibly deniable conventional attack by Russia. The objective would be twofold. First, to sow panic and confusion in the targeted country or countries, and encourage skepticism of the official government version of what just happened. "Maybe it was the Ukrainians." "Maybe it was an accident." "Maybe no attack took place and the deep state is trying to foment World War III." Thirty seconds on this hellsite should be enough to convince you that counterfactual narratives would be easy enough to amplify, especially in countries with elections forthcoming. A "limited military attack" psychologically would just be a heightened form of "hybrid" war because it's designed to overwhelm and demoralize the population and make its think that supporting Ukraine just isn't worth it since those not at war are now liable to become collateral damage. The second objective of such an attack would be to gauge NATO's response to it -- and this is key bit, because, as DDIS also states: "Russia will likely carry out military attacks only if it assesses that such attacks will not result in a war by triggering a collective NATO military response. However, Russia is likely uncertain about what could trigger such a war. Consequently, there is a risk that Russia assesses that the NATO countries will not respond collectively, especially if Russia assesses that the United States cannot or will not support the European NATO countries in a potential war against Russia." (Italics added.) You wouldn't be wrong to detect a hint of political messaging here. (All intel services deny they do any such thing but they all do.) This is Denmark, a country that just stared down a possible U.S. invasion and annexation of Greenland, which would have meant the disintegration of NATO. Trump has spent his entire second term (and much of his first term) doubting the Inviolability of Article V. His Pentagon has given NATO allies questionnaires to fill out to prove their worthiness as allies, while it undergoes a force posture review with ominous media leaks about what Bridge Colby and his minion might do (25,000 U.S. troops withdrawn, a scuppered U.S. base in Poland, etc.) Now comes a frenzy of intelligence reporting across Europe about a possible Russian attack on NATO, all kickstarted by a CIA briefing delivered to the Poles, Scandinavians and Balts months ago with a warning that they're probably on their own if and when such an attack happens. Never let a good crisis go to waste... Russia isn't sure what would trigger a war with NATO, so how might NATO make it sure? A "limited military attack" can be deterred if Washington telegraphs its intent to enforce Article V in word and deed by stating clearly and repeatedly what would constitute a casus belli in 2026 and, of course, by keeping U.S. troops in Europe.
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The head of Egyptian intelligence warned Israelis of an impending Hamas attack before October 7. Read @vmsalama theatlantic.com/national-sec…
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Fragmentarianism must die. It is the only way Europe will live. 🇪🇺
Europe needs to accelerate. For that, the basics need to be in order first. Cheap electricity supply, sovereign supply chains, and less bureaucracy hindering our builders. We propose: 1. Declare energy crisis, prioritise fast buildout of renewables, energy storage, and net upgrades, and remove red tape making it take years. 2. Messmer plan 2.0. France build its nuclear grid via a standardised design allowing them to scale it in record-speed. We now need a European variant of that plan, one European design, mass-production, build across Europe. 3. Fast permitting for European mines, partnerships with Canada, Australia, Greenland and other stable partners. 4. Cut Europe's red tape by destroying the fragmentation hindering our innovators, Europe must have standardised, clear rules across the continent, and EU-inc must be implemented in its most ambitious variant. 5. Finish the capital markets union to allow easy investments across the union. Once we have the basics ready, Europe will be able to innovate and win. The Fragmentarians will lose. We will unite Europe, and make Europe thrive for centuries to come! 🇪🇺
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The NYT confirms Haaretz's report that Benjamin Netanyahu was secretly warned before Oct. 7, 2023 by the Emirati president that Hamas planned a major attack, per 2 sources The warning was not shared with Israeli security chiefs, per 5 ex-officials nytimes.com/2026/09/25/world…
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🔴 A false claim that UNITED24 pays influencers $50,000 to support Ukraine originated on The Tucker Carlson Show. These allegations were made by Carlson’s guest—"Elizabeth Lane". However, investigations reveal she is a pro-Kremlin activist linked to an FSB officer. Cooperation with @U24_gov_ua is strictly unpaid, and these false claims directly erode support for Ukraine and peace efforts.
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