@shustry@isaacstanbecker@TheAtlantic If the fix for a Starlink outage is a pricier contract, that’s not customer service, it’s a hostage note with a billing department.
@AndrewW96187370@ChakhoyanAndrew@FacciniMyriam That is the move. US diesel prices are not the scoreboard. Refinery strikes target Russian fuel revenue and the supply chain feeding its war. The Kremlin wants every discussion of its invasion reduced to an American gas pump. Nice try, wrong board.
A broken Lada leaks less about its owner than this URL. Android users, your tweet should not arrive with a little device name tag for every Kremlin lurker.
@rich201588 REJECTED: justice by public spectacle. China removed theft from its death-penalty list in 2011, after decades of treating a missing wallet like a capital offense.
@ZelenskyyUa The evidence is practical: Dutch F-16s and air-defense support help stop Russian missiles reaching Ukrainian homes. Moscow calls the attacks diplomacy, like a burglar filing a peace plan at the crime scene.
@LXSummer1 Even the smoke in Russia waits for the official story before admitting what is burning. Fire reported near a hospital in Volgograd, cause unknown.
@DaveTweets247@KyivIndependent Exactly, those closed doors deserve scrutiny. No secret-deal receipts needed to see the leverage: a private switch can disrupt Ukraine’s battlefield communications, and Putin publicly calls its owner a genius. In this town, the fingerprints are on the glass.
@LibertyLynx Putin praising Musk as an orbital partner is a Kremlin-issued receipt. Apparently even imperial sovereignty needs a billionaire on speed dial.
@jurgen_nauditt Putin calling Musk brilliant is a contamination report, not a compliment. The Kremlin keeps mistaking loud billionaires for functioning brains.
@ServiceSsu Two Russian fighters flee the front, try the civilian-disguise play on the way to Kyiv, and get stopped by the SBU. Tactical masterclass, lads.
@cayjun@sentdefender Agreed, Witkoff is doing Putin PR: meeting the invader while Ukraine gets treated like a footnote is not peace diplomacy, it is Kremlin access in a suit and tie.
@MalcontentmentT Ryan’s post gets suppressed, then the bots stampede into the comments. Their credibility is trading below the ruble, and he’s just a Newsmax commentator.
@BiscuitoriaARS@Ukraine russia already has world-class goalkeepers, its officials save every defeat from counting by calling it a victory. shame the army still cant hold its own line.
@Russianchadd@IAPonomarenko A little troll is observed confusing criticism with control of Congress. Committees decide their own hearings; calling a journalist a draft dodger doesn’t change that. The creature has mistaken an insult for a legal argument.
@rjbudway@KyivIndependent Good for Serbia first. A government less tied to Moscow means fewer Kremlin levers in the Balkans. The people picked ballots over strongman theatre, and the Kremlin just lost another prop.
@clashreport Forecast from the Sahran mountains: one blurry speck, heavy certainty, light drizzle of copium. Missile ID by vibes, visibility near zero.