Alejandro

[Alejandro @Alejandro525667]

@panaceanne Дурня якась з клоунами 🤦🏻‍♂️

[Slava 🇺🇦 @Heroiam_Slava]

Russia is most likely behind all attempted terrorist recent attacks in Germany

Germany is investigating the fourth act of sabotage since the beginning of the week.

Bavarian police have opened an investigation into an attempted arson at a construction site in Munich on the night of September 3, linked to a defense industry company.

The fire occurred on the site in front of the headquarters of the Rohde & Schwarz concern. In the spring, the company signed a memorandum of cooperation with the Ukrainian drone manufacturer Pegasus Arms to create reconnaissance systems.

Unknown individuals threw several Molotov cocktails from a car onto the site. One of them caused a fire that was extinguished by police.

German authorities are investigating three other incidents that occurred this week in western and eastern Germany. In Bergheim near Cologne on September 1, unknown individuals threw a cable over the overhead contact line, causing a short circuit on power lines. Three generating units at the Niederaussem power plant and two units at the Neurath power plant, with a total capacity of about 4,200 MW, were shut down.

On the same day, unknown individuals attacked the Preilack substation next to the Jänschwalde power plant in Brandenburg. Two rockets damaged high-voltage lines.

The fourth incident occurred on September 2 in Augsburg. An unknown object exploded in a passageway between buildings opposite the Central Station. Two Ukrainian citizens were injured — a 17-year-old girl and an 18-year-old man.

- Spiegel reports

[Jay in Kyiv @JayinKyiv]

Let us remember that Zelensky refrained from striking the Kremlin due to pressure from the Trump admin.

[Nasha Canada🇨🇦Наша Канада @NashaCanada]

Министр иностранных дел Польши Радослав Сикорский призвал ЕС выслать до 40% российских дипломатов, которые, по его словам, «выполняют задачи, несовместимые с их дипломатическим статусом».

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Сикорский им льстит. 100% российских «дипломатов» — это агенты ФСБ.
Гнать всех к чертовой бабушке!🤣

[Joni Askola @joni_askola]

Next winter’s strikes on Ukraine will be the worst of the war, and the winter will be horrible.

It is important to remember that strikes won’t make Ukraine surrender. Ukraine faced a far more existential threat in 2022.

Winter will be hard, but Ukraine will prevail

[Anton Gerashchenko @Gerashchenko_en]

President Zelenskyy:

A Russian drone hit the central building of Ukraine's Security Service in Kyiv across the street from St. Sophia's Cathedral [a UNESCO landmark and a church almost a thousand years old].

The drone was targeted right at the office of the head of the Security Service of Ukraine in that building.

[NEXTA @nexta_tv]

⚡️ BREAKING: Attempted assassination of the head of Ukraine’s intelligence service

Russian Shahed drone strikes the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) building in Kyiv.

President Zelenskyy said the following:

“The drone was directed straight at the office of the head of the SBU in this building. I instructed Poklad to respond to the Russians to this strike adequately, tangibly and, if possible, symmetrically, once everything is prepared. Our military will support this response.”

[WW3finalboss @WW3finalboss]

🇷🇺🇳🇦🇯🇵 NATO REINFORCES RUSSIA’S FLANKS AS TENSIONS ALSO RISE WITH JAPAN

NATO has moved significant military assets toward Russia’s borders amid concerns over a potential Russian attack. Around 25 fighter jets are reportedly concentrated near Kaliningrad, while reconnaissance activity has continued for several days.

At the same time, another pressure point is emerging in the Pacific. Following Vladimir Putin’s visit to Russian-controlled Iturup, Moscow and Tokyo began exchanging increasingly serious threats over the disputed islands.

Russia has since conducted missile launches in the area, firing Vulkan missiles from the cruiser Varyag, Granit missiles from the submarine Omsk and Oniks missiles from the Bastion coastal-defense system.

Russia is now facing sharper military signaling on two geographically distant fronts: NATO in Europe and Japan in the Pacific.

[Jürgen Nauditt 🇩🇪🇺🇦 @jurgen_nauditt]

Trump has offered yet another "expert opinion" on the Ukraine war—quote: "The level of hostility between Putin and Zelenskyy is preventing an end to this war."

The old geezer continues to view this war at a level within his mental grasp—one requiring hardly any brainpower—as a conflict between two individuals, where one "attacked the other and the other refuses to make peace" 🙈

At least two nuclear powers are now governed by people with the intellect of a slice of bread.

https://t.co/rO0hJB9doC

[Faytuks Network @FaytuksNetwork]

Incendiary devices were thrown from a car at a construction site outside the Munich HQ of defence firm Rohde & Schwarz overnight. Two Bulgarian nationals arrested nearby - BR24

[СБ України @ServiceSsu]

СБУ викрила агентурну мережу гру рф: один з агентів мобілізувався до ЗСУ і зливав рашистам інформацію «зсередини»

➡️ https://t.co/UdvmsiICCh

[Daractenus @Daractenus]

In 2017, a ship carrying Romanian sheep rammed and sank one of Russia's fanciest spy ships, which was spying on NATO exercises at that time.

Between that and yesterday’s shepherd, so far Romania’s sheep industry has currently done more damage to the Russian military than NATO.

[Jason Jay Smart @officejjsmart]

⚡️⚡️One reason Putin has an economic incentive to keep the war going: over 10% of Russia’s workforce is tied directly or indirectly to the war economy.

👉Defense industry employs 3.8M; armed forces system 2.4M. Add suppliers and local businesses and peace becomes economic ruin.

[Gandalv @Microinteracti1]

Russia begins with the kind of attacks Europe has become used to.

A fire at a defence supplier. GPS interference over the North Sea. Drones above British airfields. Nothing quite serious enough to justify military retaliation. Nothing quite attributable enough to prove.

So Britain chooses something else. It starts taking Russian ships. Then Moscow sends warships to escort them. Now the next British boarding party is no longer approaching a questionable tanker in the Channel. It is approaching a Russian vessel with a Russian destroyer watching from three kilometres away.

Both governments still want to avoid war. Both believe backing down would make the next confrontation worse. So we tested what happens next.

This is not a prediction. It is an escalation scenario built from the real Britain and Russia of September 2026.

And it gets frightening very quickly.

Read: How Russia Could Actually Attack Britain 👇.

[АЗОВ_UA_NATO_USA△🇺🇦🇺🇸🇪🇺🇬🇧🇩🇪🇵🇱 @herooftheday10]

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[Dominik Hasek @hasek_dominik]

Today marks 580 days since the lying US president failed to fulfill his promise and end the Russian imperialist war in Ukraine within 24 hours. On the contrary,he escalated it further by supporting terrorist Russia, and hundreds of thousands more people were killed because of it

[DW на русском @dw_russian]

Третью за неделю диверсию на энергообъектах Германии расследует полиция. В Дормагене на подстанции неизвестные, предположительно, пытались вызвать короткое замыкание. Bild пишет, что найдены одна или несколько пусковых установок для самодельных ракет https://t.co/Un3GpQY9yk

[Olena Rohoza @OlenaRohoza]

🇯🇵🇺🇦 Japanese volunteer Shuto Fukuyama came to Ukraine to defend a country that was not his own — and gave his life for people who were not his own.

He didn’t have to come. Ukraine was thousands of miles from his home. This was not his war, not his land, not his family.

But when Ukraine needed friends, Shuto chose not to look away. He came. He stood beside Ukrainians. He fought beside them as a brother.

In 2022, Shuto Fukuyama was killed on the battlefield while defending Ukraine.

Japan lost a son. Ukraine lost one of its own.

Some bonds are not made by blood or birthplace. They are made by courage, sacrifice, and the choice to stand beside someone in their darkest hour.

Thank you, Shuto. Ukraine remembers you. We remember you.

And we always will. 🇯🇵🤝🇺🇦

Rest in peace, brother. Eternal honor and gratitude.

[Roman Sheremeta 🇺🇸🇺🇦 @rshereme]

“The Trump effect”

Russian attacks on Ukraine intensified soon after Trump was elected in November 2024, and they have kept intensifying since. See the graph. I call it the Trump effect.

Instead of ending the war in twenty-four hours, as he promised, Trump gave Putin a green light. He suspended military aid and intelligence sharing with Ukraine. He threatened Zelenskyy in the Oval Office. He praised Putin, called him a friend and invited him to America. He lifted sanctions on russian oil exports. He extended an invitation for russia to attend the G20.

Each of these steps sent the same signal to the Kremlin: the political cost of escalation is falling. Putin read that signal loud and clear. When aggression is tolerated, escalation is cheap.

There is a basic principle of deterrence here. Deterrence works only if the aggressor believes that crossing a line will be punished. When the line is erased and the punishment is replaced with praise, the aggressor updates his expectations and acts accordingly. That is what we have watched happen over the past twenty months.

[John Marston @Marston1889]

It’s going to take decades for America to wash the shame away from allowing a Russian agent to be President.