Nadia Letourneau

[Association Femme Azadi @femmeazadi]

Donald Trump demande à l’Australie de ne renvoyer aucune joueuse de l’équipe Iranienne de foot. Et que les Etats-Unis sont prêts à les accueillir si l’Australie ne le fait pas.

Pour le moment, 5 d’entre elles sont déjà sauvées et mises en sécurité par les autorités australiennes

[Elina Monfils @ElinaSvitolina]

The return of all Ukrainian children must be a non-negotiable element of the ongoing peace process. I’m sharing this today to say clearly: #ChildrenAreNonNegotiable
@BringKidsBackUA

[Novaya Gazeta Europe @novayagazeta_en]

Russian journalist Maria Ponomarenko, serving a six-year sentence for “spreading false information” about the Russian military, has gone on hunger strike to protest what she describes as her “inhumane treatment” by prison staff.

🔗 | https://t.co/oqOZg0Z0La

[Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський @ZelenskyyUa]

Yesterday, our Bring Kids Back UA initiative launched a new campaign – one that, right now, brings together very different people through a deeply just emotion and an absolutely essential purpose.

Just ahead of Easter – a family holiday – we’re reminding the world that until the Ukrainian children stolen by Russia are returned, this war cannot truly be considered over.

We need real peace. And we will achieve it. Everyone needs justice. And it must be achieved. Thank you to everyone who stands with Ukraine.

#ChildrenAreNonNegotiable
#BringKidsBack

[Gabrielius Landsbergis🇱🇹 @GLandsbergis]

Imagine you are a Ukrainian defender on the front line and you hear about the outcome of the latest meeting of the “coalition of the willing”.

For three years, you’ve been holding off Russian drones and meat waves, fearing for the safety of your loved ones back home, sheltering from missile strikes at night.

And then you read the coalition’s announcement after their recent meeting:
“Planning will continue to move forward in the coming weeks.”

Planning?

It’s been three years. To where has “planning” brought us? To a point where only 6 out of 30 countries are even considering sending troops to Ukraine. And only France has clearly stated willingness to go ahead without first requesting Russia’s blessing.

You, the Ukrainian defender, sitting in that trench near Pokrovsk, would probably want to ask the West to stop pretending, to stop imitating progress when there is none. You would probably be thinking in very colourful language, because at this point, it’s getting extremely frustrating.

Europe is clearly not ready to fight alongside Ukrainians. Not ready to deter future Russian attacks. Not ready to offer real security guarantees. Announcements of “plans” should not fool anybody any more. So far, Europe is putting the larger part of its effort into wasting time.

If Europe was truly ready and willing, the decision to help Ukraine would already have been made. But it hasn’t. And maybe that’s the truth we need to face: we are not ready to be willing, let alone doing. This coalition’s discussions about sending troops and equipment continue to go nowhere, so troops and equipment will continue to go nowhere.

But if we are not ready to send troops or equipment, the question arises: What are we ready for?

If we can’t fight together with our allies shoulder to shoulder, if we can’t offer credible guarantees of security to those defending our continent, can we at least throw money at the problem? Please?

Basic honesty should compel us to abandon the charade of talking about plans which only one out of thirty “coalition” members are ready and “willing” to implement. Instead, let’s build on what we do have—money. It’s logistically quite easy to transfer money to Ukraine.

Let’s be willing to at least invest euros, if not blood. We can easily spare a little of our luxury for braver people in the trenches who are actually willing to fight.

With enough funding, maybe they can keep defending all our lives until we finally come up with a plan of action, not just a plan of planning. Maybe we can become a coalition of the fighting, perhaps “in the coming weeks”.

But while we prevaricate and show no evidence that we have moved from planning to implementation, we are losing the last remnants of our credibility in the hearts of the men and women fighting in the dirt and chaos of Pokrovsk, Kursk, and countless other hotspots on our continent’s 1,400 mile border with hell.

[Klitschko @Klitschko]

russia has no respect for life and no respect for negotiation efforts. President Trump (@POTUS) is trying to make a deal, but putin openly makes fun of him. With no consequences? Only justice combined with force, will bring lasting peace. @realDonaldTrump #Ukraine

[Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський @ZelenskyyUa]

As of now, 31 people are known to have been killed in Sumy by the Russian ballistic missile strike. Among those killed were two children. My condolences to the families and loved ones… More than 84 people have been wounded, including 10 children. All of them are receiving the necessary assistance.

It is crucial that the world does not stay silent or indifferent. Russian strikes deserve nothing but condemnation. There must be pressure on Russia to end the war and guarantee security for people. Without truly strong pressure, without sufficient support for Ukraine, Russia will continue dragging this war out.

It’s now the second month that Putin has been ignoring the U.S. proposal for a full and unconditional ceasefire. Unfortunately, there in Moscow they are convinced they can keep killing with impunity. Action is needed to change this situation.

[Nadia Letourneau @NadiaLetourn17]

@ZelenskaUA 😢

[Nadia Letourneau @NadiaLetourn17]

@cnni 😢

[Nadia Letourneau @NadiaLetourn17]

@vkaramurza 😢

[Jean Quatremer @quatremer]

Le grand leader @realDonaldTrump n'est pas seulement un génie économique, mais aussi diplomatique comme le montre le magnifique cessez-le-feu qu'il a obtenu en Ukraine ! Gloire à la lumière de l'humanité !

[Nadia Letourneau @NadiaLetourn17]

@nicolas_richoux La nausée oui. Abject

[Nadia Letourneau @NadiaLetourn17]

@femeninna 😢💔

[Nadia Letourneau @NadiaLetourn17]

@RTLFrance Après Navalny, Martin Luther King, quelle honte😡

[inna shevchenko @femeninna]

Hier, à Kryvyi Rih, la Russie a frappé une zone résidentielle.

Des cris d’enfants.
Des parents qui pleurent les corps sans vie de leurs gamins.
La plus jeune victime : trois mois.

Les émotions ? Évidemment.
La rage.
Puis la culpabilité.
Toujours la culpabilité.
Celle de ne pas être là-bas.
Celle qui ne disparaît jamais.

Et puis, la pensée :
Quelqu’un a appuyé sur le bouton.
Quelqu’un lit maintenant le rapport.
Ils ont des noms.
Des familles.
Mais aujourd’hui pour nous : ce sont des Russes.
Et les Russes tuent.
(Épargne-moi ta théorie de la paix. Ton humanisme de confort.)

Et une autre pensée encore :
C’était un jour chanceux.
Aucun nom familier sur la liste des morts.
Aucun visage qu’on reconnaît dans la vidéo.
Jusqu’à ce que le téléphone vibre.
Notre grand-mère était à la maison.
Le missile a frappé un kilomètre plus loin.
Un putain de kilomètre chanceux.

Voilà à quoi ressemble la vie maintenant.
Trois ans de jours chanceux. Pour la plupart du temps.
Parce que la bombe est tombée sur quelqu’un d’autre.
Les tiens sont sans toit. Mais vivants.
Chanceux.

Et donc ? On continue ?
Avec les cris de cette aire de jeux en bruit de fond.
Tu habilles ta fille.
Tu lui fais ses lacets.
Et tu murmures : ça n’arrivera pas à toi.
Tu le dis. Tu espères. Tu mens.

Et derrière tout ça, derrière la panique, les émotions une vérité sèche :

C’est permis.
La Russie a le droit de tuer les Ukrainiens.
Permis depuis trois ans.
Par les institutions.
Par les délais.
Par la fatigue.
Par la stratégie.
Par la lâcheté.
Par le silence.

Alors merci.
Pour les condoléances.
Pour l’aide symbolique.
Pour les missiles qui arrivent après les enterrements.

Et sinon… tu apprends le russe, au fait ?
Parce que les communiqués de capitulation, il faudra bien les écrire.

[Nadia Letourneau @NadiaLetourn17]

@AmourskyCyrille Soutien total!

[Nadia Letourneau @NadiaLetourn17]

@AmourskyCyrille 😢

[Nadia Letourneau @NadiaLetourn17]

@EmmanuelMacron Monsieur @EmmanuelMacron les actions fortes c'est mainenant, tout de suite qu'il faut les faire!!!

[Marion Van Renterghem @MarionVanR]

Le RN crie à la “démocratie confisquée”??

L’inéligibilité de Marine Le Pen est l’application de la loi de 2016 voulue par elle dès 2013:

“Quand voterons-nous l’inéligibilité à vie pour ceux qui ont été condamnés pour des faits commis lors de leur mandat?

[Nadia Letourneau @NadiaLetourn17]

@GaliaAckerman Je l'espère aussi!