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Les Ouzbeks quittent la Russie. En 10 jours, près de 100 000 personnes sont parties. Les économistes lient cela aux bas salaires, à une situation instable et à des menaces sur la sécurité. En Ouzbékistan, c’est déjà mieux qu’en Russie... 😁
WTF? U.S. President Donald Trump said President Volodymyr Zelenskyy should stop striking Russian diesel fuel supplies, arguing that the attacks are contributing to shortages and affecting global markets.
“Mr. Zelenskyy has to do one thing. He has to stop hitting the diesel fuel supplies in Russia. Let him hit targets, but not the diesel fuel, because he is creating a shortage,” Trump said.
“This is not because of the Middle East. It is because of what is happening between Russia and Ukraine.”
Trump added that he had discussed the issue with Zelenskyy directly.
“There are plenty of other targets. Don’t hit the diesel fuel because it hurts the whole world. We don’t want him hitting the diesel fuel.”
Yellow-level air alert in Vilnius.
If I am not mistaken, this is already the second drone in 24 hours flying from Belarus toward Kaliningrad via Lithuania.
I suspect they’re testing the local air defence.
Another episode for those who still haven’t understood that Trump is on the side of russian criminals.
Any hope—held by certain European leaders—that he might change is in vain.
He blames the victim, never the genocidal russian regime.
Ukraine knows that the US is not their ally.
♦️ #Kramatorsk#Ukraine
Jour après jour, la Russie frappe, détruit, écrase. Des immeubles éventrés, des rues défigurées, des familles contraintes de fuir, une ville ukrainienne transformée lentement en champ de ruines.
Et pourtant, le plus insupportable est peut-être ailleurs : le monde sait exactement ce qu’il faudrait faire pour empêcher cela de continuer. Il dispose des moyens économiques, militaires, diplomatiques et industriels pour augmenter considérablement le coût de cette guerre pour Moscou.
Mais pendant que les capitales hésitent, calculent, temporisent, Kramatorsk paie le prix de cette lenteur.
Il ne suffit plus de condamner. Il ne suffit plus de promettre. Il ne suffit plus de dire que l’Ukraine “doit pouvoir se défendre”.
Il faut lui donner les moyens de protéger ses villes, frapper les capacités militaires qui les menacent et empêcher la Russie de poursuivre cette destruction méthodique.
Car chaque jour perdu devient une école détruite, un immeuble frappé, une famille brisée, une ville de plus arrachée morceau par morceau à l’Ukraine.
Kramatorsk ne doit pas devenir un nouveau symbole de destruction massive par les armes russes.
Pendant ce temps, #Trump demande à #Zelensky de cesser ses frappes contre les raffineries de pétrole en Russie, tandis que #Kushner reproche à l’Ukraine de ne pas accepter de céder les territoires occupés illégalement par #Poutine en échange de la paix.
Il y a deux responsables de cette dérive : Trump, qui fait pression sur l’agressé, et Poutine, qui poursuit sa guerre criminelle.
I've always driven diesel-powered vehicles. (Still do.) I'm not happy about the shortage (and cost) of diesel fuel, either, but I think it is disingenuous and misleading to assert that this is somehow Ukraine's fault.
Russia invaded Ukraine. If it's anyone's fault, it's Vladimir Putin's.
When a political convoy drives through moscow while dragging an American flag along the pavement, it creates a profound sense of dissonance for me.
In the United States, the image of russians has been shaped largely by popular culture: the “tough guys,” the Kalashnikov, vodka, contempt for rules, and the romanticization of dangerous and brutal characters. For years, part of the Western audience has treated this image as something exotic, sometimes even as something to admire. And apparently, many still do.
But this is not the first time people in russia have deliberately dragged the American flag along the ground during political events. Scenes like this clearly show the image of the United States that has been cultivated for years in russia’s political and information space.
Many people seem to have forgotten that russian state television openly talked about reducing the United States to “radioactive ash.”
Some may argue that Trump’s relationship with putin has changed the situation. But this video from moscow was filmed only a few days ago.
And this is where a phrase you sometimes hear becomes especially significant: “I don’t care what’s happening in Ukraine.”
russia’s war against Ukraine is part of a much broader worldview - one in which power gives states the right to redraw borders, international rules apply only when convenient, and stronger countries feel entitled to impose their will on weaker ones.
Ukraine is paying the highest price today for resisting that worldview.
And when yet another American flag ends up being dragged through the streets of moscow, the question has long since gone beyond Ukraine - how many more signals like this will it take before russian anti-Americanism stops being dismissed as television theater?
And the more important question is this - what exactly is the current US political leadership’s trust in russia based on?
Looking at what is happening, it increasingly feels as though Ukraine is one of the few countries that sees modern russia without romanticization or illusions.
Perhaps that is exactly why Ukrainians understand something so clearly: when an aggressive ideology is dismissed for years as mere rhetoric, one day it stops being just words.
Milana was only 5 years old.
She loved drawing, playing with plasticine and spending time with other children.
She was curious, gentle and caring, a little girl who was almost learning to read.
On July 3, 2026, Russians struck central Sumy with a guided aerial bomb. Milana and her mother were killed💔
Another innocent victims of Russian barbarism!!
She should have had a whole lifetime ahead of her, such beautiful girl💔
I'm speechless!🙈
Rest in peace
(Photo: Memorial. ua)
@sumlenny he looks like a football thug and surely is a hooligan
writer my ass
ruszian writer may beyes
say ruszia and flush the toilet
they brought only pain and destruction to humanity
«Bravo Rusija»
🇷🇸Serbian tennis coach Vladimir Odobasic made a cynical comment on an Instagram video posted by Ukrainian tennis player Dayana Yastremska, in which she showed her family's apartment in Odesa destroyed by Russia.
Lmao
What a pedophile cunt.
Lost the war to the sandpeople and now is blaming Ukraine.
Mr. Zelensky keep bombing diesel, let americans lose some weight the natural way.
Russian War Crimes reach the Polish Border...
Here you see a Shaheed drone attack on Ukrainian trains right at the Polish border...
People flee the trains with explosions in the background.