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[J. @josesv93]

@blancolobeiras @transportesgob @desdelamoncloa 3 aeropuertos? Dirás que solo ponéis pasta para el de Santiago. Menuda cara!

[J. @josesv93]

@danicaballero90 @oscar_puente_ Mira, que los retrasos en los trenes sean un problema es una cosa y que un señor se caiga en las escaleras y buscar culpables ya es patético.

[J. @josesv93]

@usuku @diego_gon @huertaff @volotea Hombre, si lees bien es para mejorar tu asiento, no que no queden asientos.

[J. @josesv93]

@elmundoes Qué se cree esta gente? Catetos por todos lados !

[J. @josesv93]

@judas_lecter @Monica_Garcia_G Tuit de cateto.

[J. @josesv93]

@Juanfer_hm Ole

[Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський @ZelenskyyUa]

After yesterday’s savage strikes against our cities and communities – Dnipro, Zaporizhzhia, Kramatorsk, and others – the Russian army continued active hostilities and terrorist shelling throughout this day as well. Russia’s choice is an obvious spurning of a ceasefire and of saving lives.

Assaults continue across all key sections of the front, and since the start of this day alone, the Russian army has already carried out nearly 30 assaults. More than 20 air strikes using over 70 aerial bombs have been recorded just overnight and this morning.

Throughout the night, the Russian army also launched strikes with various types of drones. In particular, Ukraine’s Defense Forces neutralized nearly 90 attack drones alone. There were also missile strikes. In total, as of 10 a.m., the Russian army had committed 1,820 violations of the ceasefire regime – shelling, attempted assaults, air strikes, and the use of drones.

I am grateful to our warriors for defending Ukrainian positions. Ukraine clearly stated that it would act in kind, taking into account Russia’s persistent appeals through the media and social networks asking for a ceasefire during the Moscow parade. It is obvious to any reasonable person that a full-scale war and the daily murdering of people are a bad time for public “celebrations.”

Russia must end the war it is currently waging. Even with the internet shut down and communications blocked, it is perfectly clear to most Russians that their leadership can come out of the bunker and choose peace. The Russian side has our diplomatic proposals, and the only thing needed is Russia’s willingness to move toward real peace.

As of today, we can confirm that the Russian side has disrupted the ceasefire regime. Based on the evening reports from our military and intelligence, we will decide on our further actions. Glory to Ukraine!

[NoticiasCoruña 🗞🍍 @tuitcoruna]

Alvedro, el aeropuerto gallego que menos inversión recibió de Aena frente a Santiago y Vigo https://t.co/BBCJmCxWMT

[J. @josesv93]

@uby77 Espero que algún día se les acabe el chiringuito.... porque esto lo estamos pagando TODOS los ciudadanos. Por algo más de dinero cruzas el charco.

[Brad Bowman @Brad_L_Bowman]

When America was attacked on 9/11, NATO members stood with us. In fact, more than 1,000 non-U.S. NATO service members paid the ultimate price in Afghanistan, never returning home to their families.

When President Biden announced his decision to withdraw all U.S. forces on April 14, 2021, more than 6,000 non-U.S. NATO troops were still serving in Afghanistan, including approximately 1,300 from Germany. That total number of non-U.S. NATO service members was roughly double the number of American service members serving in Afghanistan in April that year.

And some NATO allies remained to the last possible moment. Amid the chaos of the evacuation at Kabul’s Hamid Karzai International Airport, Norwegians ran the field hospital used to treat the 13 Americans killed in a suicide bombing on August 26.

As late as August 17 that year, nearly 800 NATO civilian personnel remained in Afghanistan for essential tasks, including air traffic control, logistics, communications, and security during the withdrawal of U.S. forces. They stood with us to the end.

Some talk big. Some put their lives on the line to honor their commitments. That is what many of our European allies did. They were true friends and allies to us.

The way we are treating them now is shameful and self-defeating.

From the 2021 file:

https://t.co/Xzm5WYqFGd

[Flightradar24 @flightradar24]

Our newest automated airport live stream is here! Check out all the action at Lanzarote (ACE): https://t.co/5Ubs2xdwky

[Vecinos santa margarita @margaritaneno]

Que alguien explique ya si es normal que este nivel de masacre en el parque. Hablamos de pinos que quizás lleven ahí casi 100 años creciendo. ¿Por qué los eucaliptos, qué es invasora no los cortan? Por qué no tienen procesionaria… esta es la solución que ofrecen para parques

[J. @josesv93]

@margaritaneno Hoy estuve por el parque y es una pu** vergüenza lo que han hecho

[J. @josesv93]

@SeixoDani Te molestan?

[Boris Johnson @BorisJohnson]

As this horrific and unnecessary war enters its fifth year the West and especially the United States needs to understand the truth: Putin does not want to end this war. Putin does not want peace.

Putin will not stop the slaughter until he faces much greater pressure. So for heaven’s sake let’s get on with it.

Impound his entire shadow fleet. Unfreeze all his frozen assets and give them to Ukraine. Give the Ukrainians the weapons they need to take out all the Russian drone factories.

Do all of it now. Putin will not negotiate sincerely until he feels he has no choice.

That moment could come soon. The Russian economy is reeling. Russian casualties are enormous. But on this miserable anniversary of Putin’s invasion the fundamental problem is the same as it has been for the last four years.

The Ukrainians fight like heroes while we in the West pussyfoot and delay. The West can end the war this year - if we stop pussyfooting around.

[Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський @ZelenskyyUa]

Today marks exactly four years since Putin started his three-day push to take Kyiv. And that says a great deal about our resistance, about how Ukraine has fought all this time. Behind those words stand millions of our people, immense courage, incredibly hard work, endurance, and the long path Ukraine has been pursuing since February 24.

Looking back at the beginning of the invasion and reflecting on today, we have every right to say: we have defended our independence, we have not lost our statehood; Putin has not achieved his goals. He has not broken Ukrainians; he has not won this war. We have preserved Ukraine, and we will do everything to secure peace and justice. Glory to Ukraine!

[J. @josesv93]

@ZelenskyyUa 💪🇺🇦

[J. @josesv93]

@aeropuerto_LCG Qué maravilla... 😡

[J. @josesv93]

Hola, @aeropuerto_LCG! En mayo no hay conexión con Valencia?