TatraSteve

Geopolitical grit from Slovakia’s rugged heart. Bearded, fueled by Tatra trucks, mountain peaks, and fine cigars—with blunt humor. Opinions are my own.

[TatraSteve @TatraSteve]

@Ryanmatta @takenaps He blocked even me and Im a nobody

[Mario ZNA @MarioBojic]

Hungary, Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Bulgaria just destroyed Brussels and Kyiv!

They refuse to hand €45 BILLION to Zelensky to keep the war going.

Europeans don't want their hard-earned money poured into a war that is already lost.

[𝓙𝓲𝓶𝓶𝔂 𝓙 @JimmyJ4thewin]

NEW: 8-year-old Fatima Hisham Al-Bayouk has died from injuries caused by Israeli gunfire east of Deir al-Balah, Gaza.

She joins her mother and sisters, killed earlier in the genocide.

[Jake Shields @jakeshieldsajj]

Maybe it was to kill Charlie 🤷‍♂️

[Myroslav Oleshko @oleshkomyroslav]

Dear Elon Musk @elonmusk ,

I am reaching out to you as a Ukrainian who has been personally persecuted by President Volodymyr Zelensky for criticizing his government’s corruption and the forced mobilization of ordinary people to the front lines, while, as I allege, members of his own family have not been mobilized or sent to fight.

You are absolutely right about how Ukraine’s political elite, which has maintained ties with George Soros for decades, is profiting from the war alongside certain Western elites.

As a man of integrity, you could help bring an end to this war by recommending one concrete measure to U.S. President Donald Trump—one that could help pave the way for a genuine peace-oriented political movement to come to power in Ukraine and prevent more Ukrainians from losing their lives.

That measure is the introduction of U.S. sanctions against what I call Ukraine’s “war party”: the political establishment that continues to enrich itself through the war while resisting a peaceful settlement. These sanctions should include freezing their assets and bank accounts in the United States and internationally, targeting their cryptocurrency holdings, and revoking their U.S. visas, including those held by their family members where legally justified.

While ordinary Ukrainians are being sent to their deaths, the families of senior officials continue to enjoy comfortable lives abroad. For example, the family of Rustem Umerov, a close associate of Zelensky, reportedly resides in the United States, including his brother.

The same concerns apply to those commonly referred to as Soros-backed activists and grant-funded organizations. Many individuals associated with these circles have reportedly received exemptions from mobilization under the current Ukrainian government, while publicly advocating for the continuation of the war and opposing both you and President Trump.

I believe targeted U.S. sanctions against those responsible for prolonging the conflict and profiting from it could help undermine the financial interests sustaining the war and create stronger incentives for peace.

I would also urge you to ask President Trump to raise the issue of political prisoners with Zelensky and demand the release of those imprisoned for their political views, calls for peace, and support for Donald Trump. Among them are Ukrainian MP Yevhen Shevchenko and Oleksandr Dubinsky, who, according to their supporters, have spent more than three years in detention because of their criticism of the pro-war political establishment and their advocacy for peace.

These individuals represent voices calling for peace in Ukraine, yet they have been silenced through imprisonment. Their cases deserve serious international attention and scrutiny.

I, too, was forced to leave Ukraine because of threats, as have many other Ukrainians who feared for their safety.

President Trump should finally stand up for Ukraine’s genuine political opposition—not the nominal opposition represented in the Verkhovna Rada today, which, in my view, largely supports the same pro-war establishment.

Ukraine needs a real political alternative, one that puts peace, human life, democratic freedoms, and the country’s future ahead of the interests of those who benefit from a prolonged conflict.

If you are interested in learning more, I would be glad to provide detailed information, supporting materials, and further context.

Thank you for your time and consideration.

Sincerely,
A Ukrainian citizen advocating for peace and democratic change

[TatraSteve @TatraSteve]

@SBuda_gent @RealestateWcw @Nostre_damus You absolute imbecile, Putin is travelling the world to see other leaders 🤣

[Blackrussian @Blackrussiantv]

🇦🇱Footage of the student revolution in Albania, and these students ain't messing around, notice a riot policeman tries to hide and gets a kick up his ass that sends him running, anyone doing the bidding of a corrupt government is just as bad if not more so.

[TatraSteve @TatraSteve]

@STC1583140 @Telegraph Lmafo, talking about corruption, Ukulele and its entire political system is built on it, starting at the top. Just look at how many people around Zelebobik have been HEAVILY involved in corruption on all levels.

[The Other Side Media @TheOtherSideRu]

🇺🇸🇺🇦 Trump absolutely destroys Zelensky and his PR in one interview

"I watched an interview of a young woman from Ukraine, and she said, ‘President Zelensky has destroyed our country. President Zelensky has taken our men away from us. Our men have no legs, no arms. Our men are, in many cases, in mental institutions or they're dead’"

"I think you need an election. Because there's nobody that's telling me that the people of Ukraine are satisfied having missiles hitting their apartment building"

[Blackrussian @Blackrussiantv]

🇫🇷Interesting Footage from France captures the moment a brave French student single-handedly takes on a dozen French riot police. This is the kind of spirit that can bring the cowardly French riot police to their knees; imagine if you had a hundred guys like this leading a charge... #FightOrDie

[Natasha Kolar @NatachaKolar]

Albania....parece que la cosa está que arde ....

[Barry Malone @malonebarry]

It's not covered in mainstream news because Maryam is Palestinian.

[Sprinter Press @Sprinter_Press]

Iran released a cartoon that even Trump can understand.🔥

[Aleksey The Great 🇷🇺🎖 @aleksthgrt]

67 years ago, the KGB eliminated the leader of the Ukrainian Nazis, Bandera, in the Federal Republic of Germany.☠️

▪️On October 15, 1959, in Munich, KGB agent Bohdan Stashynsky lay in wait for Bandera in the entrance hall of his apartment building.
▪️Using a specialized weapon, he sprayed potassium cyanide (prussic acid) into Bandera’s face.
▪️Bandera was poisoned; he lost consciousness and died without ever regaining it.
▪️An autopsy confirmed cyanide poisoning.

[Roberto @UniqueMongolia]

After Trump and Elon have turned on Zelensky he immediately ran to London to see King Charles.
I don’t understand. How Brits tolerate such humiliation of their nation 🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[Geo_monitor @colonelhomsi]

This one and his dog get photographed at every landing in Ukraine. That’s how they create an image for the West of how people are suffering!

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

And so the slaughter continues …

Time for Zelensky to go

[Ignorance, the root and stem of all evil @ivan_8848]

@amuse https://t.co/aa2gAtMDV5

[@amuse @amuse]

UKRAINE: Zelensky explained that he has no intention of ending the war until Russia is defeated. His greatest fear is ending the war and facing a presidential election. If he lost, he would certainly be investigated and most likely prosecuted - 80% of his predecessors have been prosecuted - for example, Leonid Kuchma was prosecuted for murder, Viktor Yushchenko was investigated for bribery, Viktor Yanukovych was convicted of treason and sentenced to 13 years in prison, and Petro Poroshenko was prosecuted for treason as well.