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[Garry Kasparov @Kasparov63]

Still sore losers after 80 years.

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@CNEWS adore la Russie. En particulier sa corruption, violence et repression a tout va.

[Xavier Tytelman @PeurAvion]

La propagande russe autour de la 2ème guerre mondiale gagne une place considérable dans nos médias. Il est temps de rappeler quelques vérités historiques !
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@jon_delorraine STOP

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@NATO you know how this will end? Or still head in the sand?

[Gandalv @Microinteracti1]

This is deeply alarming—and painfully familiar. The Kremlin’s denial of Lithuania’s language, identity, and statehood echoes the same playbook it used before invading Ukraine: erase a nation’s legitimacy, rewrite its history, and pave the way for aggression under the guise of “historical correction.”

Lavrov lending his name to this propaganda isn’t just academic revisionism—it’s psychological and informational warfare. When Russia publishes books denying the existence of sovereign nations, it’s not about ideas. It’s about laying the ideological groundwork for future imperial actions.

Lithuania, like Ukraine, is a sovereign nation with a rich history, culture, and identity. Attempts to deny that are not just offensive—they’re dangerous. The international community should treat this not as an isolated propaganda stunt, but as a warning signal. We’ve seen where this rhetoric leads.

[Gandalv @Microinteracti1]

This is deeply alarming—and painfully familiar. The Kremlin’s denial of Lithuania’s language, identity, and statehood echoes the same playbook it used before invading Ukraine: erase a nation’s legitimacy, rewrite its history, and pave the way for aggression under the guise of “historical correction.”

Lavrov lending his name to this propaganda isn’t just academic revisionism—it’s psychological and informational warfare. When Russia publishes books denying the existence of sovereign nations, it’s not about ideas. It’s about laying the ideological groundwork for future imperial actions.

Lithuania, like Ukraine, is a sovereign nation with a rich history, culture, and identity. Attempts to deny that are not just offensive—they’re dangerous. The international community should treat this not as an isolated propaganda stunt, but as a warning signal. We’ve seen where this rhetoric leads.

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@benoitmgh Il est tres certainement payé.

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@nowak_paul People vote for corruption 6 incompetence so they should not be surprised when this is what they get.

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@Ukraine22Win @Jarek_Lesiecki @ivanov5lfc @Calveit_Jan @DziadowiczS People will love corruption!

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@SkyNews Reform loves Hitler and works for Russia.

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@AlisoNJMutler @universulnet All can rejoice to be occupied by Russia again!

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@BBCNews A Russian cult

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@nexta_tv They work for Russia

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@vonderleyen Serbia NOT welcome in the EU

[NOELREPORTS 🇪🇺 🇺🇦 @NOELreports]

🇷🇸✈️ Vučić has landed in Moscow, defying EU warnings that the visit could derail Serbia’s path to membership. “Even if the sky falls on my head, I will go,” he said earlier. With EU talks stalled and ties to Russia deep, Vučić is choosing symbolism over Brussels.

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@Suewilson91 They prefer to destroy British industry through badly negotiated deals.

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@ManfredWeber They prefer voting for Russian invasion. They will enjoy it!

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@JayinKyiv They work for Russia.

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@martindvz But @UKLabour think Brexit is great. Who are they working for?

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@AdrianP_doc Your compatriots seem to want more Russian occupation.

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@YourAnonCentral Romanians want more corruption and Russian occupation. Lets them have it. This is what they want.

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@DrewPavlou Romanians seem keen to have more corruption and Russian occupation. Good luck to them.