@PaoMdeO I believe this is the most likely explanation for the WC final: “At the start of 2027, FIFA will hold presidential elections. If Argentina had won back-to-back World Cups, Europe would likely have challenged Infantino’s leadership and probably won.”
Ситуація навколо останніх внутрішніх змін викликала сильні емоції. Розумію людей, які висловлюють свою позицію. Небайдужість – це сила, яка тримає нашу державу всі ці роки. Позицію суспільства почуто.
Ситуація вирішується фахово, конструктивно й на користь нашої держави. Тому прошу зберігати спокій. Дискусія – нормальна річ для вільної країни. Важливо, щоб вона й надалі відбувалася мирно, без провокацій, які б шкодили національній безпеці.
Закликаю нікого не хейтити. Ворог уважно стежить за кожною нашою внутрішньою суперечкою і чекає, коли ми почнемо воювати між собою. Скажу ворогам прямо: не дочекаєтесь. Думаймо про нашу спільну перемогу. Україна із цієї ситуації вийде обов’язково сильнішою.
Робота йде. Результати будуть.
@ChrisSweetman6 It felt like FIFA wanted Argentina to lose so the tournament could appear clean. Messi never seemed fully invested, and even Scaloni's substitutions were surprisingly poor. #Shame
- Pedri con cero goles y cero asistencias, mejor jugador del mundial.
-Cucurella se tapa la boca. Messi le avisa al árbitro: no pasa nada.
-Enzo con amarilla por levantar la mano y protestar.
-Multiples faltas no cobradas.
-En un partido con dos selecciones eliminadas, le sacan los dos records a Leo: asistencias y goles.
-El árbitro dirigió muchas veces a España y nunca perdió. Los dos partidos de Argentina que dirigió, los perdió y con mucha polémica.
¿Ahora todo está bien no? Ahora el árbitro es justo.
¿Nadie dice nada?
¿Solo es malo cuando "ayudan" a Argentina?
The world is at peace because it’s Rodri.
Rodri won the World Cup Golden Ball without a single goal or assist, and nobody seems to have a problem with it. If it had been Messi with those exact same stats—even if Argentina had won the World Cup—the entire internet would have been on fire. People would be screaming “robbery,” saying Mbappé deserved it, claiming FIFA was protecting Messi, and pushing the usual “FIFA’s favorite” narrative.
Now? Complete silence.
The double standards are unbelievable. Bloody hypocrites.
@revishvilig@Euan_MacDonald Ukraine needs new blood, not the old guard. It cannot defeat Russia by relying on Russian-style methods. Innovative solutions and asymmetric warfare are the right path forward, and few people are better suited for that approach or have a stronger track record than Fedorov.
Zelenskyy is not always right. Not all of his decisions are correct because he is a human being, and sometimes he makes bad decisions under certain circumstances. 🇺🇦
But that doesn’t change the fact that, in my opinion, he is still the best and most courageous leader on the planet in the 21st century.
His top mistakes so far:
1. The anti-corruption institutions (NABU/SAPO) controversy.
2. Honoring the UPA and triggering Polish nationalists after folding under pressure from nationalist circles within his military (IMO).
3. The latest government reshuffle, especially dismissing Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov.
I hope he doesn’t make any more mistakes because even his own people are unhappy, although they are protesting peacefully, as it should be done in a democratic country.
I still fully support him, Ukraine in its fight against Russia and i fully support its accession to the EU after addressing some internal issues. Slava Ukraini!
@Gerashchenko_en If European countries are more concerned about the euros they can earn from Russian tourists than standing with Ukraine, then their support for Ukraine clearly has limits. Instead of increasing pressure on Russia to end the war, they are helping prolong it.
@FedorovMykhailo@Longtstanding@BRAVE1ua I hope Fedorov will continue to play an important role in the Ukrainian government and continue contributing to Ukraine’s efforts to defeat Russia.
Ukrainians are defending not merely Fedorov personally but, more importantly, what he represents.
He has become a symbol of a new Ukraine, one built on rules, accountability, and merit rather than the old bureaucratic system of backroom deals and informal patronage. 1/10
Fedorov: My message to lawmakers: are you satisfied with weak institutions and no real civilian oversight of the military? Then offer solutions. Speak about assault operations, transfers, money, and who works. People die for freedom while we sit in Kyiv afraid to say what we believe. 5X
@Mylovanov It’s a difficult choice for Zelenskyy. It’s either Fedorov or Syrskyi. He probably can’t have both, because Syrskyi likely refused to work with Fedorov. It’s an unfortunate situation for Ukraine.
@United24media It has to be that way. The IOC cannot decide to bring Russia back while Putin’s forces are killing Ukrainian civilians, including women and children, not to mention the countless war crimes Russia has committed.