Diana

[Diana @Brave_speech]

#russians: start the biggest war on the continent since #WW2, commit thousands #war crimes, rape children, make filtration camps, attack civilians, destroy cities...

The World: please, don't offend russians and don't escalate the war

#UkraineRussianWar #ukraine #ucrania #rusia

[nichvydycia🇺🇦 @nichvydycia]

meanwhile, the very heart and centre of Kharkiv is being shelled into rubble by the russian criminals army

today they launched their C-300 missiles into Kharkiv Academy and an apartment building, photos: Nakypilo/Suspilne

[Diana @Brave_speech]

@pevchikh Иногда кажется, что больше презирать и ненавидеть русню невозможно. Но потом русня снова высирает какую-то хуйню про то, что это "все путинский режим" и понимаешь, что ненависть безгранична настолько, насколько уебищны русские.

[Diana @Brave_speech]

@xw_svx @KhaterDiana @pevchikh Здохни

[Diana @Brave_speech]

@pevchikh 1. It's not political movie. It's a documentary about real people and #russians war crimes.
2. It's not #putin, who killed all these people in #Mariupol, It's russians. It's you. It's all russian people, who take part in war and who support it, and who do nothing to stop it.

[UNITED24 Media @United24media]

Peace can mean different things.

[Illia Ponomarenko 🇺🇦 @IAPonomarenko]

Kharkiv this morning.
Please, take your time, god forbid Putin decides to escalate this war.

[UNITED24 Media @United24media]

In the photo we see Denys Kozyr, who organized a memorial service yesterday in the village of Hroza for his father, and was viciously killed by Russia right in the middle of the ceremony along with the rest of the family.

[maksym eristavi. @maksymeristavi]

a ringtone with a popular Ukrainian folk song “oh, the red viburnum in the meadow” from inside a body bag at the site of Hroza massacre. this harrowing moment will imprint in my head forever

[maksym eristavi. @maksymeristavi]

genocide is russian culture. please, don’t look away.

Hroza, Ukraine
5.10.2023

[Ганна Кочегура @kochehurahanna]

every russian is guilty

[Diana @Brave_speech]

@y_perekhodko Дякую! Най вмирають покидьки більше, швидше і легше

[Tymofiy Mylovanov @Mylovanov]

"Each decade Russia starts a new war." - President Zelensky at the UN General Assembly.

Reposted from @Gerashchenko_en

[UNITED24 Media @United24media]

President Zelenskyy addressed the General Assembly.

Part 1

[Visegrád 24 @visegrad24]

Zelensky at the UN:

“Ukraine gave up the 3rd-largest nuclear arsenal back in 1994 (…) History shows that it was Russia which should have been disarmed. Terrorists have no right to hold nuclear weapons”

[Diana @Brave_speech]

I don't know how Zelensky deals and manages all of this. War, deaths, being a president of the country going through genocide and every time hearing this stupid insane questions from western assholes...
He's made of steel.

[Saint Javelin @saintjavelin]

President Zelenskyy is asked during his 60 Minutes interview: “Can you give up any part of Ukraine for peace?”

[Diana @Brave_speech]

Can you please give up, Ukrainians

[Saint Javelin @saintjavelin]

Roman is 8. He was injured in the Russian missile attack on Vinnytsia in July 2022. 45 % of the body surface is burned. Now he returned to Ukraine after treatment in Germany.

[Diana @Brave_speech]

Meanwhile @ScottPelley and other westerners ask if we can give up for "peace".

[Maksym Borodin @adnashmyash]

What remains of my parents’ house in #Mariupol, where I was born, where I spent all my youth.
"Russian world" is came in the city brining destruction and death.

Civilized world must help Ukraine to fight with this Russian horde. Or it will be more deaths and annihilation across the whole Europe.

[Illia Ponomarenko 🇺🇦 @IAPonomarenko]

"Can you give up any part of Ukraine for peace?"

Very seriously one of the silliest and the most childish questions one can ask nowadays.

And not just because it simply puts us in a world where a sovereign nation, a target of large-scale military aggression and the biggest war of conquest since WWII, is being pressured into the betrayal of a huge part of its own territory and people "for the sake of peace", and that is being done as some perverted form of high moral ground.

And not just because it puts us in a world where any warmongering regime, especially those having the bomb or moving towards having one, is officially encouraged and welcome to extort everything and anything they want, "or else!"

It's a world in which high-minded pseudo-intellectuals think the freedom and independence of a 40-million nation are somewhat of lesser value than their beloved fear of "nuclear escalation" they have licked all over for years.

It's silly because such a naive approach just doesn't work.

No, you won't "give peace a chance" by just forcing Ukraine into giving up of 20% of its territory (or 10%, or 50%, or 80%, whatever).

Maybe we should give up Florida to Vladimir V. Putin of Russia "for the sake of peace?" Or maybe the Lake Como area?

No? Why not?

In the lore of today's Kremlin propaganda, the current war in Ukraine is not about just Ukraine but the entire West, America & NATO (oh yeah, they're too chauvinistic to be losing the war to those dirty khokhols alone).

Of course, it's extremely naive to think that giving Putin Zaporizhia or Dnipro for now would somehow make him stop. (I think once upon a time there was a guy with whom a similar thing didn't work out).

Because it's not a lawsuit in which a rancho owner next door disputes your legal ownership over a patch of land between your households.

Putin & his cronies don't give a shit about Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson, Kyiv, Bakmut/Mariupol you name it. Territorial grabs are nothing but just an instrument.

HE NEEDS WAR AS SUCH.

He needs never-ending confrontation, international isolation, the besieged fortress of mother Russia, hatred, division, Cold War 2.0, and the state of 10 seconds to midnight forevermore.

If things had been as planned on February 24, with Ukraine crushed and Kyiv taken within 3 days, it would have been a brilliant triumph.

The vast majority of the Russian population would have been ecstatic about the new conquest. But similarly to the Crimea effect of 2014, the euphoria would evaporate before too long.

The Crimean appeasement morphed into a bloodletting war of Donbas. The West's desire to put its head in the sand via the Minsk Accords ended up being February 24, 2022.

Who would have been next soon if things went as planned those days?

THE KREMLIN CAN'T CARRY ON WITHOUT IGNITING NEW WARS AGAIN AND AGAIN.

Yet another attempt to twist Ukraine's hands into a "concession for the sake of peace" will again result in nothing but a short respite -- and then an even more catastrophic war.

If you seriously think this war can be ended by just giving Putin what he wants AGAIN, I can only suggest that you try to grow up and see some real life.

KREMLIN WARS WILL NOT STOP UNTIL WE STOP THE KREMLIN.

But if you seriously ask things like "Can you give up any part of Ukraine for peace?" knowing what really stands behind that -- you could just have some guts to admit that you don't care about "peace" and you just need to get rid of this annoying problem for now and keep comfortably feeding the crocodile hoping that it will eat you last.

[Victoria @victoriaslog]

The Soviets invaded Poland 84 years ago on this day. They explained to the Poles that they had come to liberate them from the Nazis. The Polish people had no idea that this attack had been planned in collaboration with the people the Soviets were supposed to protect them from.

The Red Army waited for 16 days because they needed a reason to invade Poland and not break the non-aggression pact signed in 1932. The Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact was signed a week before the Germans started WW2.

Germans also tried to convince Poles that it was the Polish Army that bombed Warsaw and that Germany hit only military targets. Does this sound familiar? Russia learned a lot from the Nazis.

Let’s go back to what happened that made Hitler believe he could enslave Europe:
▪️In 1938, Europe let Hitler occupy border areas of Czechoslovakia, hoping he would stop. Well, he didn’t. It gave him the green light for further aggression. A few months later, Germany occupied the entire country, and the next year started WW2.
▪️After a successful occupation, it started limiting people’s rights and committing genocide against the native population.

[Diana @Brave_speech]

You can give up your ass to putin @ScottPelley
For "peace".

[Diana @Brave_speech]

Can you, #Ukrainians, please die quietly and give up your home for "peace". Yes, we know that it's not #peace, but #russians #terror, rapes, murders and mass graves. But we are tired of the #war in our wealthy safe countries.
And yes, we have no questions for russians at all 🤡💩

[60 Minutes @60Minutes]

60 Minutes’ Scott Pelley asks Ukrainian President Zelenskyy: “Can you give up any part of Ukraine for peace?” https://t.co/KVMb7F0epu