@onelegtom@L8zyboy108@IuliiaMendel@MoscowTimes And this:
Robert Brovdi, Ukraine’s drone chief, said the strikes were aimed at destroying the “illusion of a comfortable, well-fed peacetime life enjoyed by the obedient biomass of an aggressor country”.
That’s textbook terrorism
https://t.co/rwFNnfNM7f
@EwanMacKenna How the Irish government can give away another €10m of our money on the same day that Zelensky threatens terrorist attacks on civilian airplanes in Russia is absolutely reprehensible
@onelegtom@L8zyboy108@IuliiaMendel This was a message broadcast to the world, clearly designed to instil fear in the civilian population. Textbook terrorism. It was a very thinly veiled threat in the vein of “that’s a beautiful family you have there. Would be a shame if something were to happen to them”
@dimitrigalanis@Channel4News Punishing strikes on Wildberries operations are devised to “shutter the illusion of a peaceful life in a second,” Robert Brovdi, commander of Ukraine’s drone forces.
https://t.co/NrXjKDF7th
@rtenews This ignores Europe’s plan to arm Kiev in any ceasefire (kills the deal). Fronts not static: Kostiantynivka taken, only Kramatorsk/Slovyansk left in Donbas. Omits lopsided body swaps / Kiev’s heavy losses. Cheers escalation despite interceptor shortages & Russia’s far worse reply
@Hunter_Haney75@2terrific4you@OneQuantumLeap@peterdaou The disproportionate numbers from body exchanges suggest otherwise. We’re told Russia is advancing too fast for Kiev to pick up its fallen, but we’re also told Russia is hardly advancing at all. Russia’s well documented advantages in munitions is clearly a much better explanation
@243_cal@eoin_murchu@MaryKenny4 Maybe. The disproportionate numbers from body exchanges are astonishingl. We’re told Russia is advancing too fast for Kiev to pick up its fallen, but we’re also told Russia is hardly advancing at all. Russia’s well documented advantages in munitions is a better explanation
@Chris29995@realannapaulina It looks like the Good Friday agreement. Just like Ireland, Ukraine gives up its territorial claim over the breakaway oblasts for the sake of peace. There is a future possibility of reunification with Kiev but only through plebiscites and not reconquering
@MattRebane@IuliiaMendel How about not giving Putin anything but letting the inhabitants of the Donbas decide their own future? Nobody talks about that for obvious reasons. Ultimately self determination trumps territorial integrity from a moral standpoint, especially in times of conflict
@JSHIO4@ZelenskyyUa Prior to Russia’s intervention there was a huge brutal uptick in ceasefire violations. OSCE did not attribute but their map speaks louder than words
@LeoVaradkar@wallacemick We gave up our constitutional claim on Northern Ireland for the sake of peace. Like in the Republic of Ireland, those in western Ukraine must accept that they will never reclaim Donbas and Crimea unless and until the people who live there freely express the will for it to happen.