Russian FM Lavrov:

'Who exactly was killed in Bucha and why isn't this discussed?'

'UN SecGen Guterres mumbled something about that, while averting his eyes...'

Zelensky in interview with the Economist in March 2022, before the US and UK sabotaged the Istanbul peace talks:

"There are those in the West who don't mind a long war because it would mean exhausting Russia, even if this means the demise of Ukraine and comes at the cost of Ukrainian lives"

Strategic Culture:

NATO's 'Agent Rutte' in blatant sabotage of Ukraine peace negotiations

"It's hard to consider it a coincidence that just three days after Rutte's speech in the Verkhovna Rada, an attempt was made to assassinate one of the high-ranking Russian military officials in Moscow.

EU and Germany:

Ukraine above all!

Berliner Zeitung:

In the Berlin European Committee, the State Secretary for European Affairs Florian Hauer (CDU) confirmed that the planned EU-Ukraine loan of €90 billion poses significant financial risks for the member states and their citizens.
In the event of a payment default, Germany , and therefore Berlin, would be liable for losses. The liability for the EU loan to Ukraine could place a particularly heavy burden on Berlin's budget if Ukraine fails to repay the loan. Who will pay for the Ukraine loan if the promised reparations payments from Russia prove unrealistic remains unclear.
Alexander King, an independent member of parliament and chairman of the Berlin BSW, questioned the specific financial consequences of the Ukraine loan for Berlin. King emphasized that the EU was taking on the €90 billion as joint debt and that around 60 billion of that was earmarked for military aid.

Who benefits from the EU-Ukraine loan?
The formal lender is the European Commission, which raises the joint debt on the capital market. The EU budget serves as guarantor. Some countries, such as Hungary, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic, have agreed on special arrangements regarding the guarantees. The main beneficiary of the loan is likely to be the European defense industry, which can expect substantial orders.

My X account is still hacked - do not click on any of the latest scammer shit posted there - X "Support" told me I now have to wait for a week "until the problem is resolved" - What for do I have a paid and verified account??
They have my ID - and now they do not know who am I?
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This bastard hacked my account:
kastlearya@hotmail.com

🔞 Zelensky's army kill their own troops. 💀☠️

"Death to the Traitors"
Ukraine's blocking detachments hunt down their own soldiers who surrender to the Russian forces

Government debt as share of GDP

2000

🇩🇪 Germany: 59%
🇷🇺 Russia: 56%
🇺🇸 US: 54%
🇹🇷 Turkey: 51%
🇬🇧 UK: 37%

2025

🇺🇸 US: 125%
🇬🇧 UK: 103%
🇩🇪 Germany: 64%
🇹🇷 Turkey: 24%
🇷🇺 Russia: 23%

🇩🇪 WELT reports that Germany’s Bundeswehr soldiers are refusing to serve in Lithuania, and there is a shortage of volunteers to staff the brigade.

German Armed Forces are struggling with a shortage of volunteers for their first overseas brigade in Lithuania. For key units, only about ten percent of the required soldiers have reportedly signed up.

NATO's 🤡 Rutte stated that he would send peacekeepers to Ukraine without Russia's permission, because he's not interested in what Putin and especially Lavrov say.

Q: Would you support an ally who is ready to send troops as part of a coalition of willing countries, if Vladimir Putin does not give explicit consent to the deployment of NATO troops in Ukraine as part of any peace agreement?

Rutte: Let me repeat what I said yesterday: some time ago, I stopped listening to every statement from the Russian side, especially from Lavrov - it's hard to keep track of everything they say.

Oh well ... you, 🤡 Rutte, have been warned! Don't cry later!

NATO and EU in unison:
"Russia doesn't want peace"

Oh wait ... who doesn't want peace in Ukraine?!

Ending the war in Ukraine is not beneficial to Europe, – said the chairman of the Munich Conference, Wolfgang Ischinger.

In an interview with Tagesspiegel, former German diplomat and ex-chairman of the Munich Security Conference Wolfgang Ischinger argued that as long as Kiev continues to fight, the level of threat to Europe remains lower than it would be if the conflict with Russia were brought to an end.
He noted that, for now, Russia is focused on its confrontation with Ukraine, but warned that after a possible peace agreement the situation could shift to Europe’s disadvantage. In this scenario, Ischinger said, Vladimir Putin would be able to continue rearming in peacetime, and the threat to NATO countries on the alliance’s eastern flank would increase.
Ischinger believes that the end of hostilities would significantly heighten risks, including for Germany. In his view, any ceasefire should be tied to a reduction of Russian military forces in the western regions of Russia.

So this is the ideal transatlantic relationship for the EU foreign policy chief: let's bomb places together.
The current leadership in Brussels sees alliance as a one-way street - toward war, not peace.

Dim-witted 🤡 Kaja Kallas to Mike Waltz:

When Russia goes to war, they go alone because they don’t have allies.
When America goes to wars, a lot of us go with you, and we lose our people along the way.
You also need us.

NATO and EU in unison:

"Russia doesn't want peace"

Also:

Merz: the war in Ukraine will end only when Russia is economically and militarily exhausted.