@FoxNews When one of the guarantors of the Budapest Memorandum asks Ukraine not to bomb—in retaliation—the second guarantor that is bombing us, while the third guarantor is «deeply concerned»
Ukraine launched its "largest ever" drone barrage against Moscow during the final day of Russia's parliamentary elections.
The attack — involving over 1,000 drones nationwide — struck a major Moscow oil refinery, sending heavy flames and smoke into the sky and leaving at least two people dead.
Read more on the massive attack and Zelenskyy's message to Russia below:
@jurgen_nauditt When one of the guarantors of the Budapest Memorandum asks Ukraine not to bomb—in retaliation—the second guarantor that is bombing us, while the third guarantor is "deeply concerned," one can understand the mistake we make by relying on anyone other than ourselves 🇺🇦
Everything is ablaze: Russians have attacked an educational facility, a shopping mall, and residential buildings in Zaporizhzhia.
The Russians are now attacking only civilian targets.
There are parties in Europe that support Putin and fail to grasp the difference between autocracy and democracy. This photo and the videos show you one of the many differences.
🇺🇦 “Glory to Ukraine!”
How some Russians who managed to leave the country are voting.
Ilya Makarov, a former candidate for Moscow municipal council, published a photo of his ballot in the Russian State Duma #elections: he marked every party on the ballot and wrote “Glory to Ukraine” across it.
“I don’t want to choose between different kinds of shit, and I don’t know how to,” he explained.
In 2022, Makarov ran in Moscow as an anti-war candidate. He left Russia in 2023 and is now voting at an overseas polling station in Germany.
It is a striking illustration that some Russians with a clear anti-war position have come to recognize a basic reality: Ukraine’s victory is the only effective path toward dismantling not only the Kremlin’s regime, but also the system of internal occupation that #Putin and his entourage have imposed on #Russia.
If we see many more such performances at polling stations abroad — and if they are widely shared online — they could also have a certain cognitive effect. Even if only symbolic, and even if primarily through the attention they receive from foreign media.
@vonderleyen@UN When one of the guarantors of the Budapest Memorandum asks Ukraine not to bomb—in retaliation—the second guarantor that is bombing us, while the third guarantor is "deeply concerned," one can understand the mistake we make by relying on anyone other than ourselves 🇺🇦
@WhiteHouse When one of the guarantors of the Budapest Memorandum asks Ukraine not to bomb—in retaliation—the second guarantor that is bombing us, while the third guarantor is "deeply concerned," one can understand the mistake we make by relying on anyone other than ourselves 🇺🇦
@LauraLoomer When one of the guarantors of the Budapest Memorandum asks Ukraine not to bomb—in retaliation—the second guarantor that is bombing us, while the third guarantor is "deeply concerned," one can understand the mistake we make by relying on anyone other than ourselves 🇺🇦
@jurgen_nauditt When one of the guarantors of the Budapest Memorandum asks Ukraine not to bomb—in retaliation—the second guarantor that is bombing us, while the third guarantor is "deeply concerned," one can understand the mistake we make by relying on anyone other than ourselves 🇺🇦
@RepMikeLevin When one of the guarantors of the Budapest Memorandum asks Ukraine not to bomb—in retaliation—the second guarantor that is bombing us, while the third guarantor is "deeply concerned," one can understand the mistake we make by relying on anyone other than ourselves 🇺🇦
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