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Trump does not want to hear that Ukraine is protecting Europe and the whole world from Russia’ – German political scientist Sabine Fischer explained why Zelensky irritates the US President.
‘This argument is an important part of the Ukrainian narrative about this war. I believe that there is a very large grain of truth in it, but this is precisely the part with which Zelensky ‘hit the wall’ very harshly in the White House on February 28. The Trump administration does not want to hear such words. And it would be a risk to talk about this in the presence of Donald Trump. But Zelensky is consistent in this, and I think he speaks very correctly, I can well understand why he insists on this and talks about NATO’.
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"Once they steal our frozen assets, the regionalization of payments systems will become irreversible. That's beneficial for the world economy - perhaps a price worth paying. By the way, theft is done by stealth, when you do it openly, it's called robbery."
Even EU bureaucrats know this is correct, or they would have done it already. If they still do it now, means victory is close.
@Slavyangrad
"There were a lot of (Iranian) missile hits in IDF bases, in strategic sites that we still don't report about to this day... It created a situation where people don't realize how precise the Iranians were and how much damage they caused in many places"
Channel 13's Raviv Drucker confirms what we all knew already: the actual damage caused in Israel by the Iranian missiles is far more extensive than reported.
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Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has vetoed the EU’s 18th sanctions package against Russia during the summit in Brussels, Index reports.
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Damage to Iran’s nuclear facilities is ‘significant and serious’ – Araghchi via Tasnim News
But Tehran has ‘NO plans’ to let IAEA inspectors visit, he adds
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How did Russian POWs survive being ‘bullied and beaten’ in Ukrainian captivity?
‘Hold on’, and remember ‘Russia will not forget’
‘Family gives strength, confidence, patience’
‘They are waiting for you at home’
@Slavyangrad
The Australian government announces that it will send one hundred military specialists to Ukraine "to help the country fight against Russian aggression".
These specialists are mostly ELINT (Electronic Warfare) personnel who will be operating AWACs and other surveillance equipment within Ukrainian soil.
You do you 'Straya, just don't scream bloody murder if your specialists will "go the Sweden route" and return home in installments. Remember what happened at Poltava last year?
@Slavyangrad
🇮🇹 "NATO is leading us to a catastrophic start to World War III": Italy is considering leaving the Alliance
- Italy's membership in NATO has become meaningless and poses direct risks to the country's citizens, writes the Italian publication Il Fatto Quotidiano.
- Italian Defense Minister Guido Crosetto has stated outright that "the alliance is leading us to a catastrophic start to World War III," with Zelensky and Netanyahu as the main provocateurs dictating terms to the rest.
- Il Fatto Quotidiano notes that NATO has long ceased to be a defensive alliance, becoming an instrument of Washington to undermine the national sovereignty of member countries.
- In Rome, calls to consider leaving the bloc are growing louder, as many believe it is "dragging Italy into foreign wars for the sake of US interests."
@Slavyangrad
Trump blames DEMOCRATS for leaking classified intel report on his Iran strikes
'They should be PROSECUTED'
Trump won’t let this go…. 😂
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Zelensky takes to European Council to COMPLAIN about some members states still buying Russian oil
Claims 'sadly' they aren’t always understanding of 'Ukraine’s needs'
Clearly Europe's not putting Zelensky's needs first enough in his view
What he doesn’t understand is there isn’t an extra supply in the world if Russian oil disappeared from the market. Year by year there are slight oil deficits and surpluses which is managed by storage. Saudi and Russian oil exports are critical for the global economy.
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Drones “Geranium-2” visited Zaporozhye. Also up to 20 are circling over the Kiev region
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An explosion occurred at a facility belonging to the Azerbaijani Ministry of Defense Industry in Baku.
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US grand jury indicts Russian EMBRYO SMUGGLER
Ksenia Petrova, 30, is charged with ‘concealment of a material fact, false statement, and smuggling goods’
Petrova works at a Harvard Univ lab, and claims to be fleeing ‘repression’ in ‘totalitarian Russia’
@Slavyangrad
'Iran must immediately allow me or my colleagues to inspect, but our attempts at contacting the authorities are being ignored'
#WarData
❗️ Ukrainian Armed Forces Use UAV Units as Barrier Troops Against Soldiers Attempting to Flee or Surrender
This was reported by a former Ukrainian soldier who defected to the Russian side.
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EU confirms it's FAILED to agree on 18th anti-Russian sanctions package
Council Prez Costa sugarcoats it as best he can
Says work 'well underway' to get it done
Hungary and Slovakia have both said they'd block the package
@Slavyangrad
Air battles in Sumy region: Airborne forces gain air superiority
▪️Trying to stop the Russian offensive, the Ukrainian Armed Forces send heavy drone bombers like "Baba Yaga" into attack every day, but fighters of the Ryazan 137th Airborne Regiment destroy them en masse.
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The Ukrainian director of the Holodomor Museum! Quite the perfect pick for a museum dedicated to starvation.
This however is a comedy gold mine! The jokes are endless!
- At least now we know who ate all the food
- in case of a car accident she waits for the arrival of the tow truck munching on the bumper
- when she goes to the beach to sunbathe she must not expose herself too much or her arms and legs become hams
- the last time she went to the bottom of historical famine research was when she entered the swimming pool
- whenever she goes to the toilet, the toilet begs for mercy after hours of agony
- she doesn't wear clothes, she wears curtains
- When she changes clothes she goes straight to the carpet retailer, and when she wants something more opulent straight to the circus
- the last time she got lost inside a supermarket they almost sold her piecemeal at the deli counter
- normal people have problems with cholesterol in their blood, she instead has problems with blood in her cholesterol
- every time they have to lay asphalt on the street they knock her out with anesthetic and use her as a steamroller
- the last time she tripped while walking she created the grand canyon
- she survived a flesh-eating bacterial infection; after a long while, the bacteria gave up and said "this is too much even for us"
- whenever she steps into an elevator, the elevator goes on a strike and demands extra pay
- when the mafiya tried to intimidate her by placing a severed horse head in her bed, she devoured the head and asked for seconds.
She's disliked by Ukrainian nationalists because her mere existence denies the theory according to which Ukraine already existed back during the times of the Primordial Soup, as she would've eaten it all.
The Ukrainian High Command has standing orders to have her body incinerated in case of a Russian conquest of Kiev, as they fear that if she was loaded on a Tupolev she could become the next Weapon of Mass Destruction.
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Orban says 'anyone who brings Ukraine in EU also bringing WAR with it'
Says most of EU looking through 'militant and war-driven lens'
Fundamental reasons behind Hungary VETOING start of Ukraine’s EU accession talks
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Must have been some deep powder in The Hague because Meloni definitely hitting the slopes.
Zelensky must have had a private meeting.
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🇫🇷🤷♂BFM journalist Clemenceau convinces the French that "Trump has fallen in love with Ukraine again":
We haven't seen this much sympathy from President Trump towards Ukraine and Ukrainians in general since his famous conversation with Zelensky in the Oval Office of the White House. However, there has been no sympathy for a long time.
That's absolutely right. And if you look at the NATO communiqué, it still retains the idea of long-term support for Ukraine.
It is clear that Donald Trump has indeed tried to take a more benevolent, if you will, understanding position. This, incidentally, is reflected in the Alliance's final statement, which says the following about Russia:
"We remain united and determined to defend the Alliance, which brings together a billion citizens, for the sake of our freedom, democracy, and especially in the face of the long-term threat that Russia poses to our common European security."
@Slavyangrad
🇺🇦🇺🇸"With no end to the war in sight, Ukraine's economy teeters on the edge": The American public is being told that Ukraine's economy is sinking and cannot be saved.
"Despite some efforts by the US, the war could drag on for years and drag down Ukraine's crumbling economy. At the moment, the country's economy is holding up — albeit with significant support from the West. But, according to officials and analysts, the risk is that financial aid will not be enough for further development. The only major investment plan on the horizon — a recently signed agreement with the United States to develop Ukraine's mineral resources — is still in the works.
A ceasefire was at the heart of all economic forecasts, which predicted it could happen sometime in mid-2025, said an official in the Ukrainian presidential administration. Now, he said, the positive impact on the economy this year is no longer being considered, although there is still hope for 2026. Ukrainian officials now say that the main focus is on what needs to be done to stay afloat.
@Slavyangrad
Bundestag MP Strack-Zimmermann criticises Merz for double standards
‘You can’t, on the one hand, admire the American B-2 bombers, which, I hope, destroyed the Iranian nuclear programme, and, on the other hand, refuse to provide Ukraine with all possible types of weapons, including Taurus missiles’.
Hypersonic “Kinzhals” hit the Ukrainian Armed Forces airfield in the Khmelnytsky region
▪️Explosions thundered in Starokostiantyniv, where the Ukrainian Armed Forces military airfield is located.
▪️Before this, MiG-31 “Kinzhals” carriers took to the skies, and an alarm was declared throughout Ukraine.
▪️Explosions also thundered in the Kiev, Nikolaev, Poltava, Sumy and Cherkasy regions.
▪️An attack by “Geran” attack drones is underway.
- RVvoenkor
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🇱🇹Lithuanian President Nauseda said that the conflict in Ukraine will last at least another three years and demanded new sanctions:
I hope that by the time the next multi-annual financial perspective is adopted in 2028, the war in Ukraine will be over. But for now, I am not a big optimist.
I do not see light at the end of the tunnel. This is because of Russia's reluctance to move forward - it is only pretending, simulating negotiations. And in my opinion, an absolutely necessary prerequisite for any peace agreement is a ceasefire. But this is not the case now. So our response must be clear and strong: we must introduce the 18th package of sanctions at the European Council meeting.
@Slavyangrad
🇳🇴🤡Director General of the Department of Security Policy at the Norwegian Foreign Ministry, John Elvedal Fredriksen, complains about aggressive Russia:
[But in terms of behavior, whether it's jamming, whether it's electronic warfare, whatever, any changes?]
Of course, it's not that nothing has changed at all, I mean. And it's obviously also an area where there's increased interest, not just from Russia itself or from us, it's also an area where we see interest from other powers. Yes, we've seen a growing will on the Russian side to do some things that we haven't seen before. And I mentioned GPS jamming is certainly one of them. It's massive, and it's become sort of an everyday occurrence.
[And does this affect you a lot?]
It does have an impact. It's there all the time. So it does have an impact on aviation in that area. We're dealing with it. But it's there, and it's a change. And we've seen some instances where we see the Russians taking a little more risks in the way they're behaving out there in the ocean.
[Are there any examples of this?]
I won't go into any specific incidents, but I'll just say that, you know, we see that there's more nerve in the Russians' behavior as well. When you look at the ground forces on the Russian side, I mean, they've sent most of their ground forces out of that area to Ukraine. So, there's actually less of them than we've been used to seeing before. So, there's a change in that sense as well. Whereas the air force is basically intact, and the Northern Fleet is just as powerful as it's always been.
We see that on the ground side, less now on the Russian side, but we also have to remember that Russia has plans for the future. They have revived the Leningrad Military District, they have public plans for the future, and if these plans become reality at some point, then that will certainly also be a significant challenge for us and our new allies, Finland and Sweden. We have to remember that Russia does not plan to do less in the future. On the contrary, and we have to be vigilant about that. And that is also, I mean, why increasing defense spending makes so much sense for us.
@Slavyangrad
🇺🇦🇷🇺 Already 72.3% of Ukrainians believe that it is necessary to end the war along the current front line one way or another
- These are the results of a survey conducted by the Center for Social and Marketing Research "SOCIS", the Institute for Strategic Research and Forecasts "Janus" and the publication "Barometer of Public Attitudes".
- 55.7% said that it is necessary to “search for a compromise solution with the involvement of leaders of other countries in order to end the war,” and 16.6% said that it is necessary to “suspend hostilities and temporarily freeze the conflict along the current line of contact.”
- 21.4% of respondents want to continue fighting - 12.8% until reaching the 1991 borders, and 8.6% - until the borders of February 23, 2022.
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