@ZelenskyyUa Ukraine calls Russian attacks “terror” while describing its own strikes as “sanctions.” Different labels, same war. The rhetoric serves politics, not negotiations. Political posturing is no substitute for diplomacy. Bombing cannot deliver lasting peace.
@ZelenskyyUa The endless Ukrainian posts. There comes a point when hatred, distrust, and ego between two leaders become THE obstacle. The conflict is no longer just about territory. Personal hostility blocks negotiations while innocent people die continue to die. Leadership must change now.
@Oct7NeverForget The endless Ukrainian posts. There comes a point when hatred, distrust, and ego between two leaders become THE obstacle. The conflict is no longer just about territory. Personal hostility blocks negotiations while innocent people die continue to die. Leadership must change now.
@piersmorgan@ZelenskyyUa There comes a point when hatred and distrust between two leaders become the obstacle to peace itself. The conflict is no longer about territory. It has become leadership. Personal hostility blocks negotiations while innocent people continue to die. Leadership must change now.
@ZelenskyyUa Every meeting, every perfectly framed photograph attempts to project strength, not peace. Political messaging is not diplomacy. The bombs keep falling. People keep dying. Hatred and distrust remain. Photographs cannot end a war. New leadership is the only path to peace.
@DakdaR22 The bombs keep falling. People keep dying. Hatred, hostility and distrust make peace impossible—even when war harms both sides. America held an election during its Civil War in 1864. Trump now calls for new leadership in Ukraine. New leadership is the only path to peace.
@ZelenskyyUa@bundeskanzler Ukraine posts political messages daily with perfectly framed photos. But political messaging is not diplomacy. The bombs keep falling. People keep dying. Hatred and distrust remain. Photographs cannot end a war. New leadership is the only path to peace.
@florintruth@ZelenskyyUa Ukraine posts political messages daily with perfectly framed photos. But political messaging is not diplomacy. The bombs keep falling. People keep dying. Hatred and distrust remain. Photographs cannot end a war. The question of new leadership cannot be ignored.
@ZelenskyyUa Ukraine posts political messages daily with perfectly framed photos. But political messaging is not diplomacy. The bombs keep falling. People keep dying. Hatred and distrust remain. Photographs cannot end a war. The question of new leadership cannot be ignored.
@ZelenskyyUa The bombs keep falling. People keep dying. Hatred, hostility and distrust make peace impossible—even when war harms both sides. America held an election during its Civil War in 1864. Trump now calls for new leadership in Ukraine. New leadership is the only path to peace.
@ZelenskyyUa The bombs keep falling. People keep dying. Winter approaches. Hatred, hostility and distrust makes peace impossible - even when continued war harms both sides. America held an election during its Civil War in 1864. Peace in Ukraine cannot be achieved without new leadership.
@ZelenskyyUa Nearly $195B in U.S. Ukraine-related funding. Over €220B committed by the EU and its members. Weapons, loans and aid on a staggering scale—yet families still bury their dead. These figures include more than weapons, but the question remains: what is the credible path to peace?
@ZelenskyyUa Billions in aid. More weapons. More war. Leaders who despise each other are locked in hostility, creating deadlock that obstructs peace. Ukraine’s suspended elections prevent voters from choosing new leadership that could break the impasse. Meanwhile, families bury their dead.
@ZelenskyyUa The bombs keep falling. People keep dying. Winter approaches. Hatred, hostility and distrust makes peace impossible - even when continued war harms both sides. America held an election during its Civil War in 1864. Peace in Ukraine cannot be achieved without new leadership.
@ZelenskyyUa As long as Ukraine is funded to fight, what incentive is there to negotiate peace? Staged meetings and thanks to “partners” bring more money, weapons and drone deals—not a path to peace. Leaders gain political leverage while ordinary people die. Prioritize ending the war.
@ZelenskyyUa As long as Ukraine is funded to fight, what incentive is there to negotiate peace? Staged meetings and thanks to “partners” bring more money, weapons and drone deals—not a path to peace. Leaders gain political leverage while ordinary people die. Prioritize ending the war.
@ZelenskyyUa Leaders meet in luxury, shielded from war. More speeches, money and weapons, while families bury their dead. America held elections during its Civil War in 1864. Ukraine’s elections are suspended under martial law. When will peace and accountability take priority?
@ZelenskyyUa The bombs keep falling. People keep dying. Winter approaches. Hatred, hostility and distrust makes peace impossible - even when continued war harms both sides. America held an election during its Civil War in 1864. Peace in Ukraine cannot be achieved without new leadership.
@ZelenskyyUa The bombs keep falling. People keep dying. Winter approaches. Hatred, hostility and distrust makes peace impossible - even when continued war harms both sides. America held an election during its Civil War in 1864. Peace in Ukraine cannot be achieved without new leadership.
@MarioNawfal The bombs keep falling. People keep dying. Winter approaches. Hostility and distrust have become barriers to peace. America held an election during its Civil War in 1864. Ukraine needs a democratic opportunity for new leadership. A change at the top may be the only path forward.