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This text makes a much stronger causal claim than the evidence presented supports by arguing that this political decision "backfired on Ukraine." The fact that Russia intensified its strikes after Ukraine's campaign does not necessarily mean it did so in response. More fundamentally, should we even view these operations through an "action–reaction" lens when both sides are pursuing their own strategic objectives? Russia has been systematically targeting Ukraine's economic infrastructure since 2022 as part of its own war strategy. Describing the current campaign as a "response" creates a misleading causal narrative.

With all due respect to Molin, takes like "Ukrainian resistance provokes Russia to destroy Ukraine" are... well, highly questionable. ​Russia has been striking Ukrainian civilian infrastructure for years now, and with such intensity that at one point they actually ran out of missiles. Energy, logistics, supermarkets, ports, hospitals, schools, everything was and is a target for them. ​What we’re seeing now is a shift to targeting warehouses, which did likely happen because of Ukrainian strikes on russian logistics. To appease their pro-war Z-population, they switched from their routine bombing of apartment buildings and hospitals to bombing supermarket chain warehouses and food retailers just to show the Z-crowd a picture titled, "Look, we did the thing too! Happy now?" But how, exactly, is that worse for Ukraine? I assure you, we weren't happy when they were focusing on our apartment buildings either. ​Moreover, you don't get to attack someone and then claim you're "retaliating" when they fight back. That’s just absurd logic. ​Russia also figured out that bombing Kyiv gets way more publicity than bombing, say, Sumy or Kharkiv. Our cities have been living under constant attacks and 15 alerts a day (or just one long alert that never stops) for years. But Kyiv is a much bigger city, and that’s where all the journalists live. Is it pleasant to live like this? Absolutely not. But will Kyiv break where smaller Ukrainian cities didn't? Also absolutely not.

Another russian occupier from Crimea is outraged: “It’s not normal for people to be without electricity in the 21st century while the authorities care only about elections.” This is what’s “not normal”? Occupying Crimea and Donbas. Abducting, torturing and repressing Ukrainians. Waging a full-scale war against Ukraine for over 4 years. Killing our people every single day. All of that was perfectly normal to you. Until the darkness reached your own home. That’s russian “justice.” That’s russian hypocrisy.

In Pozna, Poles beat a man, mistaking him for a Ukrainian. During the attack, they insulted Ukrainians, mentioning UPA and Bandera. Imagine being so xenophobic as such idiots… Now, a question for Poles: how many of you know that Bandera has 0 relation to Volyn? Why do you hate Bandera?

Never Again Is Now After the defeat of the Nazis in World War II, the United States and European nations adopted the phrase “Never Again” as a solemn vow — a commitment to prevent the repetition of genocide and the atrocities committed in the 1940s. Today, history is repeating itself — this time with a new fascist regime known as ruscism, determined to erase Ukraine as a nation. Right now, in this finest hour, Ukrainians are standing on the frontlines, defending the West from ruscism. The free world must stand with Ukraine. Otherwise, “Never Again” will become a hollow, shameful reminder that — even after the horrors of 𝖧𝗂𝗍𝗅𝖾𝗋 — we have learned nothing.

Residents of a high-rise building in Kramatorsk witnessed and filmed the stealthy flight of enemy FPV drones, which hunt civilians in broad daylight. Inhumane Russian forces continue their bloody terror, directing attack drones directly at ordinary residential buildings where peaceful people still remain. This is not just a war, it is the public destruction of Ukrainian cities before the eyes of frightened but unbreakable residents.

I think his metaphor is actually great. It shows that he lives in a delusional imaginary world that has nothing to do with reality and he genuinely believes in it. That’s exactly why he started the war in Ukraine as he basically admits in this video. P.S. whales don’t eat bears. Technically, it might be possible in some bizarre situation, but there are no known cases of it. The main orc putin is simply an idiot 🤡

They are for ✨️peace✨️ until you find out they cheer for russian army. A mug featuring russian army symbols was seen in the office of an Alternative for Germany (AfD) politician during an interview filmed by Bild journalists. The item was spotted in the office of Hans-Thomas Tillschneider, deputy head of the AfD state branch in Saxony-Anhalt. In its election manifesto, the AfD Saxony-Anhalt advocates for "peace in Europe."