If Trump billed Ukraine for free aid from Biden's USA, then we have the right to calculate the following: 187 ballistic missiles, with 6-10 warheads, which were located in Ukraine and were aimed at two targets - New York State and Washington State with point "0", - the Pentagon. It is worth looking at the entire cost of the facilities.
Ukraine handed over combat uranium and plutonium in net weight for 770 billion dollars at the exchange rate for 2000.
In products (warheads) it is almost 1.1 trillion dollars. Tactical plutonium charges from 5 kilotons to 150 kilotons no one even counted. Nuclear weapon carriers R-36M (product 100) and Tu-22, Tu-160 from 800 million to a yard in dollars were given to the Kremlin.
That is, if we subtract the microscopic 46 billion in American military aid from this amount, it turns out that the Americans owe us more than a trillion dollars.
Redhead, how will we pay?
#USA #Trump #Ukraine #RussiaIsATerroristState
@ZelenskyyUa От скажи. На*я ти все робиш тільки складнішим? Звільнив Залужного, звільнив Федоріва, залишаєш Сирського, призначив Цуцкірідзе
у тебе алергія на нормальних людей?
#bringbackfegoriv
sure. But if i would smoke and use drugs it will be my problem not anyone else.
The UPA was an guerilla army—it wasn't homogeneous or unified at different times. Just as some units of the Home Army committed mass murders of Ukrainian women and children.
The second point is that the UPA wasn't condemned or prosecuted by the Nuremberg Trebunal because they fought against both the Nazis and the Red Army. The problem is that, due to its heterogeneity and the nature of the times, only one part of this movement is perceived.
Ukraine has long acknowledged and condemned the crimes committed by the UPA, exhumations and reburials of victims are being carried out, and cemeteries and monuments are being opened.
Foreign policy isn't built on the principle of saying and declaring one thing today and doing something else tomorrow. If Mr. Nawrocki changes his mind or something else, it can always be resolved differently. With all due respect, Ukraine has far greater problems than monitoring Poland's domestic agenda and knowing if someone has changed their mind about something that was originally planned differently.
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@LukeTarno@aVaNrOch@witkowski_81@front_ukrainian AK also kill womans and childrens.
Ukraine officially recognized and condemned the actions of the UPA. Monuments to the victims were erected, etc. The fact that you're both currently causing a bloodbath isn't helping anyone, including the victims of these tragedies.
ARCHIVE OF THE DAY
In 2023, Poland’s current president, Karol Nawrocki, stated that Ukrainians have the right to choose their own national heroes.
“If Stepan Bandera or Roman Shukhevych are heroes for them, Poles will not choose the names of Ukrainian streets for them. As the head of Poland’s Institute of National Remembrance, I obviously have no objections to that.”
ARCHIVE OF THE DAY
In 2023, Poland’s current president, Karol Nawrocki, stated that Ukrainians have the right to choose their own national heroes.
“If Stepan Bandera or Roman Shukhevych are heroes for them, Poles will not choose the names of Ukrainian streets for them. As the head of Poland’s Institute of National Remembrance, I obviously have no objections to that.”
Yes, I know, it will be bad at first, but then everyone will start talking and discussing it again. It's like that meeting between Zelensky and Trump in the Oval Office. Everyone watched and thought it was the end of the relationship😂 By the way, I never liked Zelensky's impulsiveness and stubbornness at some situations. I think a good half of the scandals associated with him could have been avoided (domestic and international).
WATCH: Ukraine has destroyed a key supply bridge over the North Crimean Canal in Russian-occupied Crimea, cutting another logistics route used by Moscow’s forces on the peninsula.
Video: Ukraine’s special forces
true true i understand that this "branding" should be maybe seperated\changed somehow from PR point of view.
Ukrainians are similar in this regard: one minute they'll say how much they love you, and then they'll say nasty things because they don't like something. But I can assure you that the majority of Ukrainians absolutely do not harbor any hatred. Otherwise, there wouldn't be Polish flags on Independence Square in Kyiv as a sign of respect and gratitude to the Polish volunteers and people from Poland who helped. It's impossible for us to hate the Poles and at the same time plant their flags on our country's main square and see it every day.
That is, I personally have a warm attitude towards Poland and the Poles, and the absolute majority of Ukrainians do too, I just don’t understand why the hell the presidents, parliaments, or governments as a whole can’t reach some kind of memorandum or don’t know of a general agreement that would put everything in order and understanding for all this years