@demonswearfaces@toshiki_civa You have a very interesting and fun life 😁 Thirty years ago, I was in Moscow and Surgut. I saw Russians drinking vodka, but I never saw anyone riding a bear 😆.
@UnrealRealFox In a war against an adversary like the Russian Federation, no form of assistance or support should be overlooked. Efforts must be made to turn neutral countries into allies. The best diplomats should be working on this.
@RusniaHuinia@Cezary07174317@vsheredeha Unfortunately, that is the case—thanks to Polish and Ukrainian politicians. And, of course, Russia is also making significant efforts to keep this going. But rest assured, there are far more Poles who support Ukraine.
@drunken_swine@Dualeco1@vsheredeha In this war, I am entirely on the side of the Ukrainian people. I know what Russia is and what kind of policy it pursues.
@MariaTereschuk@vsheredeha Ukraine was also provided with billions in aid, but your officials stole more than half of those funds and moved them abroad. As for insulting someone during a discussion—you seem to have inherited that trait in your genes from your northern neighbor.
@MariaTereschuk@vsheredeha You have nothing but arrogance. Throughout the years of independence, you have failed to build an economically strong state, even though you inherited immense economic potential from the USSR.
@Dualeco1@vsheredeha The Poles built a country with a strong economy and a fairly high standard of living. And what have the "smart" Ukrainians built? All you know how to do is beg and sling mud at others.
@AleksBeyl@jb_wntlv To be honest, I have little interest in the fate of Russia; I am more concerned with the fate of Ukraine. I would very much like to see Ukraine become a truly democratic state.
@1492Nik@spectator007_@vsheredeha The number of limbs has remained unchanged, although the perception of the world has shifted somewhat. Most people do not consider their birthplace to be home. Everyone has the right to choose the country where they want to live and work.
@jb_wntlv Putin unleashed the war against Ukraine solely because Ukraine had become militarily and economically weak. Russia has always attacked and subjugated weak nations; Russians have consistently pursued a policy of conquest while hiding behind humanitarian slogans.
@spectator007_@vsheredeha I didn't mean to offend you. But what the authorities in Ukraine are doing right now bears no resemblance to European culture. And you are much closer to "Ivan" than I am. That’s not an insult; it’s a fact.
@berehomet [They] destroyed the economy and plunged the country into a demographic crisis. Seventy kopecks of every hryvnia come from financial aid provided by other countries. Yet you take everyone else for fools. Brilliant—that is so typically Ukrainian.