Maria Rita Perreca

Odio le ingiustizie e le sopraffazioni.
Mi piace leggere nei tweet la via che sta intraprendendo il nostro pianeta.

[Brian Rosenworcel @bowl_of_worcel]

If you steal a paint chip it's 10 years in prison but take what you want from our Capitol, that's worth a pardon.

[Caolan @CaolanReports]

It isn't just Ireland that's helping russia, it's the whole of Europe. This year I travelled across the EU to expose how the shadow fleet transports billions of euros in oil to russias war machine. All of this could have been stopped years ago.

Here's the full documentary 🚨

[Joni Askola @joni_askola]

Watch as China, Belarus, and others try to rescue Russia by providing gas to it.

They are the biggest enablers of Russia’s illegal and unprovoked war on Ukraine. Never forget

[Sergej Sumlenny, LL.M @sumlenny]

In order to minimize environmental impact Ukrainian naval drones always hit the rear motor part of russian oil tankers, disabling them without oil spill. This tactics is very hard vs to an easy (enviromentally dangerous) hit on side, requires great skills.

[Anton Gerashchenko @Gerashchenko_en]

"It's already a complete sh*tshow in Russia - actually, it's even worse": Russian Z-blogger Golman is preparing Russians for a "spectacular" autumn and advises them to stock up on salt, matches, and canned food, and to start digging potatoes.

Watching ordinary Russians react to Ukrainian drone strikes spreading across Russia, I see that the "Russian stability" that existed in the minds of many Russians is starting to crack. Until now, most of them continued to live as if the war existed somewhere nearby but not in their daily lives. They watched it like a football match and cheered for their "team."

For them, Putin was a figure who delivered victories, but not at the cost of their stable lives.

Strikes on oil refineries are an instrument of economic coercion. But the fact that these strikes are also undermining the sense of normal life and creating a feeling of vulnerability among ordinary Russians has become an additional pleasant bonus - perhaps no less important than the economic strangulation of Russia.

Elections have never been the source of Putin's power, while sustained ideological mobilization has remained the exception rather than the norm. Even the Crimean consensus of 2014 was a short-lived surge, not a new foundation for the regime.

Putin's legitimacy rests on something else. It is built around the image of a guarantor of order - a leader who provides stability, predictability, and protection from chaos. This was the essence of the informal social contract of the 2000s: citizens gave up political participation in exchange for the right to live private lives. And in return for pride in Russia's illusory greatness, they are willing to tolerate poverty and humiliation at the hands of the system.

This legitimacy is negative in nature. Putin is supported not because he is loved, but because he is associated with Russia’s greatness and the absence of catastrophe. He is seen as insurance against a return to the 1990s.

The foundation of trust in Putin is the promise of order. The key expected phrases are "Everything is under control" and "Everything is going according to plan." People believe that Putin has a plan.

Russians even accepted the de-occupation of Kherson and other Ukrainian territories because they were told it was not a retreat, but part of the plan.

That is why the Russian system depends not so much on support for the war as on preserving the illusion of normality and control.

This is why Ukrainian strikes on oil refineries, Moscow, St. Petersburg, and deep inside Russia matter far beyond the realm of military economics.

The attacks demonstrate that the war is no longer "somewhere out there." It is reaching territories that the state has spent decades portraying as a secure rear, while simultaneously disrupting the comfortable lives of ordinary Russians.

For the regime, this creates a dangerous risk. If it is unable to protect critical infrastructure, maintain the usual order, and guarantee predictability, its legitimacy begins to disappear.

The cumulative effect of an economic crisis combined with the decline of Putin’s authority could ultimately bring down the Putin regime.

The key thing is not to stop.

[Eylon Levy @EylonALevy]

And UNIFIL never noticed anything suspicious.

[Isaac @isaacrrr7]

Este es el mejor video que vi en mucho tiempo.

Soldados israelíes se hacen pasar por terroristas de Hamás en EEUU y comienzan a detallar con orgullo las atrocidades del 7 de octubre a personas que apoyan a Hamás.

Miren las reacciones, es imperdible.

[Open Source Intel @Osint613]

NYC Mayor Mamdani lashed out at Israel yesterday for eliminating Ahmed Wishah, an Al Jazeera “journalist”

Palestinians posted an obituary of Wishah, the journalist 👇🏻

[Adrian P 🇷🇴🇺🇦🇪🇺 @AdrianP_doc]

Except for Gary Kasparov, I have yet to see a Russian, even one who claims to hate Putin, to clearly state that Crimea belongs to Ukraine.

[Isaac @isaacrrr7]

El popular erudito islámico Zakir Naik, con millones de seguidores, afirma que abusar de las niñas que no cumplen con el código de vestimenta islámico está permitido por Alá, y que si una niña es violada y asesinada, es su propia culpa.

Esto es repugnante y malvado.

[nick borynack @NickBorynack]

Donald J. Trump for 18+ years sexually abused forcefully raped disgustingly sodomized and physicall assaulted children as young as 10 years old. And now the corrupt Trump and his DOJ are conducting the biggest criminal cover up in the history of our Country.
#TrumpBelongsInPrison

[Ministry of Monkeys @Ministryof_monk]

@jalle51 Not really inside the silo, but well, it didn't went well either. Video: https://t.co/EAcyCG6lOd

[Jarl Finland @jalle51]

Just when you thought Russia's week couldn't get any more chaotic, their military-industrial complex decided to put on a spectacular fireworks show.. 🇷🇺🚀 Reports indicate that a major strategic missile just exploded directly during liftoff, completely wiping out a whole launch facility!

Preliminary data suggests that either the RS-28 Sarmat ICBM (Putin's favorite nuclear-saber-rattling toy) or the newer Oreshnik ballistic system detonated the exact second it ignited. The blast was so massive that the entire launch pad and surrounding complex were completely obliterated, turning millions of dollars worth of rare, highly expensive testing equipment into instant scrap metal. 💥🔥

Military analysts are laughing into their coffee, noting that while Russian missiles accidentally self-destructing is basically a regular Tuesday occurrence at this point, the sheer scale of this self-inflicted wipeout is historic. Who even needs NATO air defenses when Russian rocket scientists are out here taking down their own strategic launch complexes? 10/10 for peak performance! 😂🍿

Source: Defense intelligence updates and satellite imagery analysis (June 23, 2026) regarding the Russian strategic missile test failure.

[Vivid.🇮🇱 @VividProwess]

40,000 Iranian protesters were massacred by the Islamic regime simply for protesting for freedom.

I'll share this every single day so the world won't forget.

[Jarl Finland @jalle51]

Well, someone is having an absolute meltdown in Moscow today.. 🇷🇺💥 Following the total obliteration of the vital VZPP-S semiconductor plant in Voronezh, Vladimir Putin has formally accused the US and Europe of directly enabling the devastating long-range strike! According to a furious Putin, Western nations provided the satellite imagery, target data, and precise navigation support required for the raid, warning that this involvement could be seen as NATO's direct entry into the war. But the absolute best detail of this entire drama is the weapon used – reports indicate the facility was hit by the brand-new, mass-produced US AGM-188 "Rusty Dagger" cruise missiles making a spectacular combat debut! 🗡️🇺🇸 Imagine spending years threatening the West over long-range missiles, only to have your most critical military chip factory turned into a smoldering pile of ash by affordable, mass-produced "hybrid guided bombs". No wonder the Kremlin is screaming about direct NATO escalation out of pure desperation. 10/10 for the strategic coping mechanism! 😂🍿 Sources: Official Kremlin press releases, Pentagon procurement updates, and defense analysis from TASS and The War Zone (June 23, 2026).

[Joe Truzman @JoeTruzman]

Take note, @NYCMayor Mamdani. Ahmed Wishah was not just an Al-Jazeera cameraman killed by the Israeli military. He was a member of a terrorist organization in Gaza.

[Алёна Попова @alyonapopova]

Мирный договор между Россией и Польшей (1921 год): «Россия гарантирует полное уважение государственного суверенитета Польши».

Через 18 лет после подписания договора Россия аннексировала восточную часть Польши.

Вот что значит договариваться с людоедами

[Isaac @isaacrrr7]

🚨🇮🇷 ÚLTIMA HORA: Irán está arrestando a miles de disidentes civiles. Según informes, más de 3.000 fueron arrestados en las últimas horas bajo acusación de "colaborar con el enemigo" y enfrentan cargos castigados con la pena de muerte.

¿Dónde está la indignación mundial?

[Проф. Преображенский @prof_preobr]

Прочитал новость, что отменены все смены в детских лагерях в Крыму.
Вот о чём подумал: а не отменили бы их, родители так и отправляли бы детей туда?
Типа "логика" у людей: ну да, это прифронтовой регион, с логистикой там швах, можно застрять из-за пробок и дефицита топлива, дроны и ракеты там летают, ПВО каждый день работает, паромы горят, мосты взрывают, конечно, надо отправить туда мою деточку.
Так они рассуждают?
Что у этих людей вообще в головах?

[Phillips P. OBrien @PhillipsPOBrien]

When people wonder why Trump lost his war against Iran so quickly and completely, you only need to remember that he is the same person who called Putin a “strategic genius” and tried to bully Ukraine by saying it had “no cards”.
Simple really.