Ukraine Battle Map (Twitter/X)

The May 9th Parade of Body Bags

If all the Russian soldiers who participated in the “Special Military Operation” also participated in the parade

Necro Mancer (Twitter/X)

RT @sector_m14: А навіщо нести дефібрилятор якщо не знаєш чи треба розряд???

Тред нагадування як працює деф і чому його треба ЗАВЖДИ нести

Людина раптово знепритомніла
Інфаркт? Інсульт? Запаморочення від задухи? Отруєння? Зупинка серця?
Ніхто цього не знає, тому алгоритм завжди починається з⬇️

‌Ukraine Battle Map (Twitter/X)

@ukraine_map: It shows how weak and vulnerable Russia has become

For the first time ever, Ukraine 🇺🇦 had the ability to launched +500 UAVs at Moscow while Putin was speaking and force Putin to be rushed off stage before they hit

To protect himself, Putin made a last minute deal with Zelensky

Colby Badhwar (Twitter/X)

@FRHoffmann1 @KampfmitKette: You even had a nice doggo in your profile picture before.

Colby Badhwar (Twitter/X)

Only real ones will appreciate this meme. https://twitter.com/KampfmitKette/status/2053052984251068637#m

Special Kherson Cat 🐈🇺🇦 (Twitter/X)

A Bulava loitering munition strike on an accumulation of Russian military trucks

‌Colby Badhwar (Twitter/X)

RT @Sean_Speer: “Canadians should be careful not to confuse Europe’s cultural prestige with economic vitality. Our own country already suffers from many of the same weaknesses that now characterize Europe: weak productivity growth, declining business investment, overreliance on regulation, and political instincts that increasingly prioritize wealth distribution over wealth creation. The answer to those problems isn’t to deepen them by adopting a more European model.

Nor should the current frustration with the Trump administration cause Canadians to lose sight of our underlying economic reality. Canada is a North American country. Our prosperity has been built through trade, continental integration, immigration, resource development, and access to the world’s most innovative and dynamic economy.

Carney is right that the international order is being remade. But it’s difficult to see how that order will be rebuilt “out of Europe” when Europe increasingly struggles to build the very things that define modern power: technology, energy, military capacity, capital markets, and growth.

Europe may still excel at preserving the achievements of the 20th century. The 21st century, however, increasingly seems to be happening somewhere else.”

Ukraine Battle Map (Twitter/X)

A Ukrainian 🇺🇦 Bulava UAVs struck several Russian military vehicles causing a burn up