@DevanaUkraine They haven’t deceived anyone with knowledge of Eastern European history, culture and politics and an actual functioning brain with a natural sense of direction on their moral compass…. 💯😏🤷🏻♂️🙃
🇬🇧 On how Russia deceived the world about Ukraine.
— Ukraine is one of the richest countries in Europe, but the world thinks we are the poorest.
— Ukraine simply has a huge number of scientists, researchers, technology developers and artists, but abroad the world perceives Ukrainians as uneducated farmers.
— Ukrainian statehood is more than 1,000 years old, but the world perceives us as a young country.
And this is a British woman speaking. Of course one can add something to each point — such as the plundering of our riches, Russia’s appropriation of our scholars and achievements, propaganda — but the truth does not change because of that. These are only factors that hinder us, which we must get rid of, not make peace with.
So he didn’t get me a photo but my good friend @Badge_502 txt me and he’s at a @breakingbenj concert and they had a bunch of creators videos flash on screen…. One of em was mine. Excuse me while I geek tf out
Given that Trump has completely lost the war he started with Iran, he is looking for targets to bully before the November election so he can look like a tough guy for his brain dead followers. He's back to attacking Ukraine.
Archival footage of counteroffensive actions on the Zaporizhzhia front, filmed on GoPro cameras and drones by soldiers of the Special Operations Forces of Ukraine. Starting at 2:28, HIMARS multiple rocket launchers strike concentrations of Russian infantry (2023).
After a day sitting opposite Kushner and Witkoff, it’s clear they see Russia’s invasion as a business deal
They keep amplifying what Putin wants, what Russia can gain and what Ukraine must give up.
This is what happens when Trump sends real-estate developers to negotiate a war.
The territorial issue remains a relevant one. I think such complex issues can only be resolved at the level of leaders. But the main thing is that today we have the opportunity to discuss everything – security guarantees, Ukraine’s future, and the prosperity plan. We are talking not only about security guarantees, but also about economic guarantees for Ukraine – to recover and rebuild. We all understand the challenges that lie ahead once the war ends, and we are discussing them among ourselves. Our army must be strong, and for us this is a key security guarantee. The guarantees must be strong and clear. We must not fear any future challenges.
It is also important that European colleagues joined us for the third part of our negotiations. We agreed that Ukraine, Europe, and the United States will meet in the near future.