Peter Brightman

Supporter of Ukraine | Peace with justice

[Peter Brightman @Peter_Brightman]

How to ensure peace in Ukraine? There is a very simple solution:
https://t.co/gf6TEbLAdu

[freeonis @freeonis_]

Формула миру/Formula of peace (animation)

[Peter Brightman @Peter_Brightman]

Calling RT talking points from a moscow apartment "truth and peace"? You voluntarily took russian citizenship, never condemn daily russian missile strikes on civilians, and call Ukrainian surrender "peace." Nobody's fooled.

[Diana Panchenko 🇺🇦 @Panchenko_X]

@Kendric46415280 Are all those who tell the truth and want peace enemies of Zelensky?

[Peter Brightman @Peter_Brightman]

Two separate posts in 12 minutes using the exact same graphic as Havryshko won’t turn unverified claims by Yegor Burkin—a wanted russian citizen who boasted of FSB ties on NABU tapes—into evidence against Ukraine.

[Iuliia Mendel @IuliiaMendel]

Ukraine’s 1,500 fraudulent call centers were paying $350–370 million a year in bribes to the security service, police, and prosecutors for protection, says Yegor Burkin (aka ‘the Mexican’) the boss of one of the largest such operations.
He accuses a senior official in the President’s Office of building the protection scheme and says the Prosecutor General took a cut.
He estimates the scams pumped $20 billion a year into Ukraine. This is the scale of corruption and illegality. All the while Ukraine’s industry and agriculture - the actually productive sectors that create value - are being systematically wiped by the Russian strikes. The prolonged war of attrition is turning Ukraine into a criminal black hole - the fact that the warmongers try to hide from the public.

[Peter Brightman @Peter_Brightman]

@HavryshkoMarta Sternenko is a private blogger—he hasn't advised the Defense Ministry since July, so inventing "Zelenskyy wants EU troops" is pure fan-fiction.
Easy to mock "sofa warriors" from the safety of Massachusetts while russia uses North Koreans.

[Peter Brightman @Peter_Brightman]

@HavryshkoMarta Yegor Burkin is a wanted russian citizen who boasted of FSB connections on the very NABU recordings you cite—and Ukraine’s own anti-corruption agencies exposed and prosecuted the rogue officers, with zero proof linking Zelenskyy.

[Peter Brightman @Peter_Brightman]

@Panchenko_X Quoting a wanted russian cartel boss (Yegor Burkin) who bragged on NABU tapes about FSB ties—and ignoring that Ukraine's own anti-corruption agency busted the ring?
Classic moscow spin, with zero evidence linking it to Zelenskyy. 🤷‍♂️

[Peter Brightman @Peter_Brightman]

@ChriGREGoff @Panchenko_X Flexing a photo of a 15-year-old 2011 Rolls-Royce Ghost from Odesa to smear 38 million Ukrainians?
Wait until you look around Cannes and see how many superyachts and villas belong to russian oligarchs who looted their own country.

[Peter Brightman @Peter_Brightman]

@IuliiaMendel @MLP_officiel First BSW in Germany, now Marine Le Pen's RN in France?
Calling a nation's fight for survival against russian missiles "begging" is peak kremlin spin, Iuliia—there's zero democracy under russian occupation.

[Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty @RFERL]

Moscow mass raid: Around 200 young people, including children, were detained. Those who were of military age say they were handed draft notices or pressured to sign contracts to fight in Ukraine.
By @CurrentTimeTv

[Peter Brightman @Peter_Brightman]

@childofeternity @HavryshkoMarta Posting a boomer GIF because you can't refute the 1994 Budapest Memorandum or russia's unprovoked invasion? 🤡
Thanks for proving my point without even trying.

[Peter Brightman @Peter_Brightman]

@CalyxTrainer All that pseudo-intellectual history talk just to end up cheering an unprovoked invasion with "FAFO"? �� You ran out of arguments three replies ago—not wasting another second on a kremlin cheerleader.

[Peter Brightman @Peter_Brightman]

Citing the 1992 Lisbon Protocol actually proves my point, buddy.
You don't spend 2 years negotiating treaties and compensation with a country if it has zero control over 1,900 warheads—all in exchange for russia's promise not to invade.

[𝗖𝗮𝗹𝘆𝕏𝗧𝗿𝗮𝗶𝗻𝗲𝗿™ @CalyxTrainer]

@Peter_Brightman @HavryshkoMarta Just because I physically possess something doesn't make me the owner. Following the collapse of the Soviet Union, there was a high security risk, which forced Ukraine and the other countries to return these weapons. For this reason the Lisbon Protocol was made as an add on.

[Lisa 🇩🇪🇺🇦🇪🇺🌍🕊 @Lisa_Viaalpina]

Russland überfällt seinen Nachbarn, bombardiert Städte und führt seit Jahren einen Angriffskrieg.
Dann kommen manche und fragen empört, warum russische Sportler keine Visa bekommen.

Die bessere Frage lautet: Warum sollte die Welt so tun, als wäre alles normal?
Solange die russische Führung Krieg führt, sollte es keine Normalität geben. Weder auf dem Spielfeld noch auf der diplomatischen Bühne.

[Canada Hates Trump @AntiTrumpCanada]

I don’t know about the rest of you, but every time I see this traitorous, dictator-loving, corrupt, unelected, unqualified piece of shit speak about anything, I think of doing very very very very very bad things.

[Anna_From_Ukraine_Official @AnnaFromUA_YT]

Numbers don't lie 📉
The Kremlin keeps Rosstat offline, but the data leaks through.
Jan–Sep 2026: ~200K Russian businesses closed, only ~100K opened.
No sector is growing anymore.
#RussiaIsCollapsing #MakeRussiaSmallAgain #RussiaEconomy #Putin #StandWithUkraine

[Kate from Kharkiv @BohuslavskaKate]

👀👀👀 oh uh

[Volodymyr 🇺🇦 @VoloUkraine]

Russia is truly a terrorist state

[Peter Brightman @Peter_Brightman]

@IuliiaMendel @SWagenknecht @FabioDeMasi Teaming up with kremlin-friendly BSW to blame Europe and Zelenskyy for russia's invasion?
Western factories didn't stop putin in 2014 or 2022—and Ukraine's constitution bans wartime elections while russian missiles fall daily.

[Kate from Kharkiv @BohuslavskaKate]

Q: Why do you think Russians don't want you as a negotiator?

Kallas: "They don't want anybody strong on the other side, because they want to push through their maximum demands, like they've always done.

Russian tactics are very clear. First you present threats and ultimatums and use force. Then you just wait, because there will always be people in the West who will offer you something you didn't have before. And every time, you go further.

So, of course, if you negotiate with anyone, you want the other side to be as weak as possible so that you can get what you want. That's very clear.

But it's not up to Russians to decide. Otherwise, if we give them the right to decide about this, we are actually giving them leverage that they shouldn't have."

[Peter Brightman @Peter_Brightman]

@CalyxTrainer Wrong again 😁 Ukraine officially asserted ownership of the warheads' nuclear material in April 1993—which is why the US and russia had to compensate Ukraine in the Jan 1994 Trilateral Statement to get them handed over. Read a history book.

[Peter Brightman @Peter_Brightman]

@CalyxTrainer Did you even read your own PDF?
"Arzamas-16," "Sarov," and "launch codes" aren't even in that 1991 CIA memo—while pages 2 & 8 literally confirm Ukraine built the SS-18/SS-24 ICBMs and held 1,800+ warheads traded away in 1994.

[Kate from Kharkiv @BohuslavskaKate]

Horrific moment of russian drone strike right on the road in Odesa today that killed a woman‼️

This is terrorism, please don't look away!