Deputy from Putin’s party Andrey Lugovoy is calling for acts of aggression against the United States:
— We need to work much more closely with all the contradictions they have.
— For example?
— We need to embed people there.
— Where?
— Into their internal life. We need to work with journalists, with politicians, we need to buy them.
— Embed people in the Democratic Party?
— Yes, I am firmly convinced of that. When we talk about the aggressive soft power they use..
— If there is a party that is most hostile to Russia, it is the Democratic Party. The Republicans are about as hostile to Russia. It's going to be very hard to find supporters of our country here.
— I'm not talking about supporters. I think we should push them deeper into conflict. We should exploit their internal contradictions to push them into a shutdown — not just economically, but politically too. And we shouldn't be shy about that. They often accuse us of interfering in their elections.
We say we don't interfere, we really don't interfere, but we should interfere. We should... We are developing our propaganda activities in the positive sense of the word. I'm talking about there, in Europe and America, we need to make it even stronger.
And we see results. I gave you some examples. We're doing it absolutely correctly. Same goes for Europe. Still, contradictions exist, and we should use them.
We need to watch carefully for the provocations they carry out. They want provocations? Let's give them something interesting. So later they won't publicly call it a provocation, but will internally understand that it was actually a strong signal.
Because the red lines we've drawn, those red lines, they've long since been crossed, and we haven't really answered any of those crossings in a striking way. Maybe that just shows we're decent, well-mannered people.
Crush them all there, once and for all.
June 25. Trump tells a Ukrainian journalist—whose husband is on the front lines—that he’ll see what he can do to help shield Ukraine’s skies from Russian attacks.
July 1. Pentagon chief Hegseth halts vital aid to Ukraine, including support to defend cities from missile strikes.
That’s all you need to know about Moscow’s desire to end the war and its communication culture.
A tweet by Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chair of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, regarding a proposed 30-day ceasefire:
Today, the Russians attacked an evacuation vehicle of the “Proliska” humanitarian mission using FPV drones, — Radio Liberty reports.
Proliska staff member Yevhen Tkachov was evacuating a married couple from the village of Zoria near Kostiantynivka. Two other vehicles carrying civilians who had also agreed to evacuate were following his car.
His vehicle was first struck by a drone with a fragmentation munition, and then two more drones attempted to target the people. Yevhen and a civilian woman were wounded.
So much for the Russians’ so-called “truce.”
Today, Good Friday, the Russians hit a house in Kharkiv with a cluster missile.
Over 60 civilians were injured, including 5 children. One man was killed.
I see that Putin wants peace (c) Trump
Sunday. Christian holiday before Easter. Barbaric brutal murder of civilians in Sumy.
Russians did it intentionally.
But never mind, @SteveWitkoff will thank Putin again and lick his bloody hands.
14 people killed, including 6 children: Russia launched a ballistic strike on a residential area of Kryvyi Rih near a children's playground.
Those who talk about peace are showing their true intentions to the world. Russia wants nothing but war.
This is the Russian "ceasefire."
While the Russians lie to @POTUS about wanting peace, they are killing children. Ballistics strike.
Children killed in Kryvyi Rih.
@SteveWitkoff must be happy.
A Russian propagandist, Rybar, openly mocks @SteveWitkoff for saying he believes in Putin’s good faith.
Even Russian propagandists are laughing out loud at this, calling him an 'empty head'.
Let us understand: the United States has given us $106 billion in support against Russian aggression. And now we have to sign a deal where we give back $500 billion to continue receiving aid and deter Russian aggression?
Ukraine have already paid with everything we had, money, territory, resources, and most importantly, people. When will Russia pay for their aggression?
Що ж, любі читачі, сьогодні — 3 роки каналу! 🥳
Що у цьому відео, що окремо — я дуже вдячний кожному з вас за довіру. Як підсумок, за 3 роки спільними зусиллями, спільними зборами ви задонатили 3,3 мільярда гривень.
Ну і щоб це було не просто відео, ми робимо збір:
ЗБІР 15 МЛН ГРН на дрони "Королева Шершнів"!
Для спецпідрозділів ГУР, 72-ї бригади та 20-го полку безпілотних систем К-2.
За донат від 200 грн розігрується нова квартира з ремонтом в ЖК "Євромісто" в передмісті Києва, від власника девелоперської компанії SAVO International.
The warheads are coming straight down, this is a missile that was launched on a lofted trajectory because it's being used at a much shorter range than intended. Whether it's an ICBM, MRBM, or IRBM doesn't matter, it's being used against civilian targets in a nation who refuses to be part of Russia's control.
📕The Moscow Conventions – one more attempt to show the world the consequences of a 'neutral' attitude to crimes against humanity. If we continue to ignore Russia's violations of the Geneva Conventions, it will mean that we are living in a new reality where torture are allowed
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In Kyiv, an alternative version of the Geneva Conventions, symbolically named the Moscow Conventions, will be presented. The document mirrors the structure of the original but describes entirely different norms: killings, torture, electric shocks, beatings, lack of medical assistance, improper detention conditions, and more.
Join the online broadcast of the event:
Presentation: https://t.co/hqBzifSWfU
The document was created by @AzovstalFam and @BandaAgency, with consultation from the Media Initiative for Human Rights.
Read the Moscow Conventions here: https://t.co/6dF9em87EQ
Dnipro, an ordinary city in Ukraine, became the center of another alarming event overnight. Russia reportedly launched an intercontinental ballistic missile, likely the RS-26 "Rubezh," weighing 40-50 tons. This missile is primarily designed to carry nuclear warheads.
The attack appears to be part of a broader strategy of "power demonstration" and psychological pressure against Ukraine and its people. The use of such a weapon, even without its nuclear payload, escalates fears and highlights the ongoing risks faced by civilian populations amid the war.
In an interview with @FT I emphasized:
🔹The best security guarantee for #Ukraine is @Nato membership, as requested by @ZelenskyyUa 🇺🇦
🔹It's not only Ukraine’s fate that's at stake, the outcome of RU's war will shape Europe’s security architecture
https://t.co/ziJVTLm28y via @ft
Once again Russia’s UAV advances are driven by the second hand transfer of Western components. The China-Russia sanctions evasion nexus was critical for Gerbera’s creation