ruZZian pigs attack a university full of students at teaching hours.
Have you seen the western vatniks outraged like after attacks on Moscow refineries?
Yeah, thought so.
Similar strikes should be in Moscow and all over ruZZia.
We are not doing enough
It’s Time Mr. President. Putin will Not Stop Until He is Stopped. Sign the Bill and Use The Leverage our friend Lindsey Worked Tirelessly To Give You to Secure a Just and Lasting Peace for Ukraine and the Free World.🇺🇸🇺🇦
Trump Gets New Power Against Putin: “A large bipartisan majority of a politically polarized Congress has handed Mr. Trump new tools to pressure Mr. Putin to come to the negotiating table. Let’s hope the President signs the bill and makes the most of the leverage.”WSJ🇺🇸🇺🇦https://t.co/CXswZddtgz
Kvůli určitým sportovním soutěžím, které dělají reklamu na ruskou imperialistickou válku (např. @NHL ), se válka prodlužuje a je zabito a zmrzačeno mnohem více lidí. V rozhovoru jasně definuji, kdo za to především nese plnou odpovědnost a proč.
https://t.co/j8j6UNt7tz
What US-Russia dialogue? Your boss blew up the airport in Ukraine that @SteveWitkoff and @jaredkushner were supposed to fly into one day before they arrived, and then your boss Putin blew up the train on the Polish border this week while it was carrying American citizens coming back from a conference in Kyiv.
There is no real dialogue. It’s all smoke and mirrors.
Russia is a terrorist state.
Until we ban ALL Russian citizens (such as athletes), who have not officially condemned Russian aggression, from making public appearances within the EU and NATO, Russia will never be defeated and the war will not end. Politicians must enact this into law!
“The Trump effect”
Russian attacks on Ukraine intensified soon after Trump was elected in November 2024, and they have kept intensifying since. See the graph. I call it the Trump effect.
Instead of ending the war in twenty-four hours, as he promised, Trump gave Putin a green light. He suspended military aid and intelligence sharing with Ukraine. He threatened Zelenskyy in the Oval Office. He praised Putin, called him a friend and invited him to America. He lifted sanctions on russian oil exports. He extended an invitation for russia to attend the G20.
Each of these steps sent the same signal to the Kremlin: the political cost of escalation is falling. Putin read that signal loud and clear. When aggression is tolerated, escalation is cheap.
There is a basic principle of deterrence here. Deterrence works only if the aggressor believes that crossing a line will be punished. When the line is erased and the punishment is replaced with praise, the aggressor updates his expectations and acts accordingly. That is what we have watched happen over the past twenty months.