@zx4n9@wrocksauce@Osint613 You’re Mohammedeen, paedophile religion and culture, belongs to the deserts of the Arab world; fuck off back there, you curry munching cunt!
@kajakallas Zelenskyy: “We need more weapons, more money, more support!”
Starlink: “Please hold.”
NATO: “We’re discussing a package.”
The Kremlin: 🍿
Ukraine’s diplomatic week isn’t going quite to plan. 🇷🇺
@RedlineAmeric BREAKING: Kyiv discovers that relying on an American billionaire for battlefield communications might have a downside.
Zelenskyy wanted a satellite lifeline. He got a reminder about who owns the satellites.
Welcome to geopolitics, Volodymyr. 🇷🇺
@clashreport Western politicians can hold as many summits as they like. They can issue as many declarations as they like.
Russia isn’t going to disappear because Washington or Brussels wishes it would.
Eventually, reality has to enter the negotiating room.
@Patriotism87543 🎪 THE GREAT WESTERN POLITICAL CIRCUS 🎪
One president.
Dozens of speeches.
Billions in commitments.
Endless press conferences.
And the audience? Ordinary people paying for the show.
The question isn’t whether the performance is convincing?
@piersmorgan NATO promised security.
Russia promised resistance.
Politicians promised victory.
And ordinary Ukrainians and Russians are left living with the consequences of a war that politicians still struggle to bring to an end.
Perhaps it’s time for diplomacy to get a speaking part?
@Rusia_HD Western politicians: “We must support Ukraine for as long as it takes.”
Western taxpayers: “And how much will that cost?”
Western politicians: “Next question.”
Democracy is wonderful. Apparently, the invoice is compulsory.
Fuck Ukraine 🇺🇦
@mog_russEN From television comedian to international fundraising sensation.
Zelenskyy’s world tour continues, with Western taxpayers apparently holding season tickets.
Somewhere, the word accountability is desperately trying to get backstage. 🎭
@AmericaRecharge Zelenskyy turns up in another Western capital, delivers another speech, and leaves with another promise of billions.
At this point, Ukraine’s most successful export isn’t grain.
It’s the invoice.