Max Ved

More than just CTO @ Sciforce &

[Max Ved @_madved]

@squaremile are you really working with occupants and war criminals? what a shame..

[Ricky Gervais @rickygervais]

Fuck that! 😂

[Serhii Sternenko @sternenko]

The Ukrainian team has been banned from wearing uniforms featuring a map of Ukraine at the 2026 Paralympics. The IPC claims the map is "political."

At the same time, the Russian team includes former military personnel who participated in the illegal invasion. Russians are allowed to compete under their own flag, while Ukrainians are forbidden from showing their own territory.

Beyond Absurd...

[Кате | збір на НРК @cactusotooo]

Grammarly засмучують

[Timothy Snyder @TimothyDSnyder]

Huh. This entire administration is an Epstein Island afterparty.

[Premier League Out Of Context @PL__OOC]

Who made this? 😭

[Olena Halushka @OlenaHalushka]

Prague's message is solid tonight: #makerussiapay! Kudos to Volt Česko, Občanský rozcestník and partners. Other cities will follow soon. @ICUVua
Photo: Tomáš Kozel.

[Paul Shapoval @Frialum]

Seeing Belgians clapping in support of the genocide of Ukrainians makes me sick. They know that if we don't get that money, THOUSANDS of innocent Ukrainian families will DIE. This decision will bring more death, more destruction. But they care only about the profit.

[SPRAVDI — Stratcom Centre @StratcomCentre]

Prague tonight.

[Bjorn 🇧🇪🇺🇦🇬🇪 @TheRealDinges]

.@Bart_DeWever you walked through Bucha. You saw the graves, the mass executions, the civilians who were slaughtered simply for existing. You looked directly at the consequences of Russian aggression.

And yet today, your tone, your hesitation, your political calculus suggest a posture far closer to Moscow’s comfort than to Kyiv’s survival. No one needs you to wave a flag, but when your rhetoric minimises responsibility, when your choices echo kremlin talking points more than democratic resolve, you are no longer neutral.

When you treat Ukraine’s existential struggle as geopolitical chess instead of genocide, you may not openly ‘side’ with Russia. Still, you lend legitimacy to its narrative, and that is a form of siding in itself. Bucha did not need your visit if you would later disown its meaning. Those victims deserved courage, not strategic distancing. Their suffering is not symbolic; it is real, lived, and irreversible. Do not let Russia’s version of reality become yours.
Photo by @BrusselsTimes
cc: @prevotmaxime @GLBouchez @carogennez @FranckenTheo @valerievanpeel @AlexiaBertrand_ @egbertlachaert

[Radosław Sikorski 🇵🇱🇪🇺 @sikorskiradek]

#OTD in 1994, under the Budapest memorandum, Ukraine agreed to give up a huge stockpile of nuclear weapons in return for security assurances, primarily from Russia and the United States.
For the war to end, it's enough for the signatories to honour them.

[Sir William Browder KCMG @Billbrowder]

The Wall Street Journal alleges that the real motivation behind Trump’s eagerness to force Ukraine into an ugly surrender is the idea that a lot of people close to him can make a lot of money doing business and deals in Russia.

If this is true, beyond the disgusting morality of this and the huge geopolitical risks that it creates, none of these people salivating over their future riches are going to make a penny, and perhaps do a lot worse.

I was once the largest foreign investor in Russia and I can say with certainty that the Russians aren’t going to let anyone profit in any way. They will talk nice at the outset to attract the investment, but once it’s there, they will steal, defraud, arrest, torture or even kill to make sure that no American makes any money. I’ve seen it so many times it’s almost universal.

So, this shocking initiative is not only terrible policy, it’s spectacularly stupid business.

https://t.co/2RvCkY1iGb

[John Jackson @hissgoescobra]

WSJ with a devastating, intensely-sourced article demonstrating how Trump, Kushner, and Witkoff tried to sellout Ukraine, the U.S., and Europe for money. It's so bad one of our European allies shared evidence of the planned business deals. A must-read.

https://t.co/VRYfsRFqdq

[Rick Wilson @TheRickWilson]

My God.

This @WSJ piece on Trump, Witkoff and Kushner's venality for Russian business deals from which they will personally profit at the price of selling Ukraine into Russian slavery and despair is devastating and ugly.

https://t.co/uAUaOkz5TR

[Serhii Sternenko @sternenko]

русскій воєнний віткоф іді нахуй

[Anders Fogh Rasmussen @AndersFoghR]

Europe must stop waiting for signals from Washington and take the initiative in Ukraine.

Paper guarantees mean nothing to Putin. Only concrete commitments matter. 

That’s why I now call for Europe to deploy up to 20,000 troops behind Ukraine’s front lines, establish an air shield with around 150 combat aircraft, and unlock frozen Russian assets. 

Europe earns its seat at the table by bringing real capability, not by asking for permission. 

https://t.co/aImZnppCeW

[Timothy Snyder @TimothyDSnyder]

Senator Kelly is admirable, courageous, and right.

[John Jackson @hissgoescobra]

Here is the full transcript of Witkoff working directly for the war criminals Russia. It's like giving help to the Nazis to take France in WWII. @SenatorWicker @SASCGOP @RepDonBacon @RepFitzpatrick this cannot stand:

https://t.co/IpA0SeoWaL

[Serhii Sternenko @sternenko]

Europe must face the truth. In order not to have a war at home, it must fight for Ukraine together with the Ukrainians.
Otherwise, it will face a war on its territory.
North Koreans, thousands of mercenaries, are fighting for Russia, while Europe is afraid.

Fear is already defeat!