Marv's gardener 🇱🇻🇱🇹🇪🇪

Nyet Nyet Soviet.
On the internet nobody knows you're a Shiba Inu.
#NAFO Baltic Corps.

[Marv's gardener 🇱🇻🇱🇹🇪🇪 @xflv]

The war will be over some day. Sooner or later in one way or another, but it will be over. And then everybody will have to ask themselves "what did I do, to end it sooner?"
It applies to us all, not just governments and officials.
"If not us, who? If not now, when?"

[Georgian Legion @georgian_legion]

“If not us, who? And if not now, when?” -Ronald Reagan

#PassUkraineAidNow
#ArmUkraineToWinNow

[Kadi🇪🇪🌻 @TheFl0orIsLaVa]

Those who understand history know russia's history of invading its neighbors.
Those with morals see the mass graves.
Those who think critically recognize the lies.
Those who value truth remember Bucha.
Those who have God in their heart don't bless war crimes.

[Sulkhan Metreveli @Sulkhan]

Georgia gave up land for peace in 2008.

Since then, Russia’s fence has moved deeper into Georgia — village by village, garden by garden, every single year.

Concessions to empires aren’t settlements. They’re subscriptions.

[HotSotin 🇫🇮🇺🇦🇪🇺△ @HotSotin]

NATO expansion has happened due to russian imperialism, not the other way around.

[Denys Shtilierman @DenShtilierman]

Today, Putin delivered a speech to mark Navy Day and, without realising it, articulated the central argument of the campaign to expel Russia from the UN. I quote verbatim.

‘After all, the modern world order took shape after the Second World War, after the Great Patriotic War. It took shape on the basis of the United Nations Charter, and that Charter was drawn up by the victorious powers – the Soviet Union, the United States and the United Kingdom. This Charter is the foundation of modern international law.’

That’s all correct. The UN Charter was shaped by the Soviet Union. Russia isn’t mentioned in this sentence — in 1945, such a subject of international law did not exist at all. Ukraine, however, did exist: the Ukrainian SSR signed the Charter in San Francisco and ratified it as a founding member state. Putin has, as usual, left out France and China, but let’s not get sidetracked.

‘And then, when the Soviet Union collapsed—one of the founding states of the UN, one of the founding states of the UN and a creator of international law—the system of international relations ceased to exist.’

Correct again. A founding state of the UN ceased to exist. This is not an assessment — it is a legal fact which the Russians themselves enshrined in the Belovezhskaya Agreement. And now the climax:

‘Why should Russia — no longer the Soviet Union, but Russia, which has lost its former potential — enjoy the same benefits as a victorious country in the Second World War, and began to rule?’

This is the best question Putin has asked in a quarter of a century in power. Indeed: why should Russia, which – in his own words – “is no longer the Soviet Union”, enjoy the rights of a victor and a founding member? Here is our answer.

Russia never joined the UN. Article 4 of the Charter sets out a clear procedure: an application, a recommendation from the Security Council, and a vote by the General Assembly. The Russian Federation did not go through any of these steps. On 24 December 1991, Yeltsin simply sent a letter to the UN Secretary-General stating that Russia was ‘continuing’ the USSR’s membership. A letter. No application, no recommendation, no vote. They just stuck a new nameplate on the chair — and that was it.

What’s more, Russia did not merely fail to follow the accession procedure — it is the only country in the UN that has not ratified the Charter. The USSR ratified it. Ukraine ratified it. Belarus ratified it. The Russian Federation did not. A state that has not ratified the organisation’s founding document has been sitting in it for thirty-five years with the right of veto.

In other words, in his festive speech, Putin personally confirmed our argument: The Charter was drafted by the USSR; the USSR ceased to exist; Russia is not the USSR, nor is it a victor or a founding member. This is precisely what we are demonstrating to our international partners in the campaign to expel the Russian Federation from the UN Security Council. Now — with reference to the original source.

We thank the tiny tyrant for his candid admission.

[NXT EU @NXT4EU]

The EU has the 2nd largest economy
The EU is 1st on total exports.
The EU has the 3rd largest population.
The EU is 2nd on Defence Spending.
The EU is 1st in car manufacturing.
The EU has the 2nd currency.
The EU is 1st in Airplanes.

We are a giant that acts like a dwarf.

[UAVoyager🇺🇦 @CrimeanVoyager]

While russia murders Ukrainians every single day, remember this:

🇬🇷 Greece
🇫🇷 France
🇮🇹 Italy
🇩🇪 Germany
🇦🇹 Austria
🇵🇹 Portugal

are blocking the EU's 21st sanctions package against russia — potentially the bloc's largest-ever package of individual sanctions.

Why? See below.
⬇️

[Nikanor Volkonsky @NikanorTerentov]

🚨 Ukrainian security cameras caught these scumbags from the Russian army breaking into homes abandoned by civilians fleeing their aggression. They steal everything, from furniture to glasses. Not soldiers, but filthy looters in uniform.

[UAVoyager🇺🇦 @CrimeanVoyager]

I'm running out of words.

Almost every day, russians proudly post videos of their war crimes, and the world keeps allowing it.

Kherson. Again. The perpetrators filmed their own war crime.

Human beings are being hunted like animals, and nobody cares.

[UNITED24 Media @United24media]

“For everyone who says that sport is outside politics, I just want you to see this,”

Says Ukrainian athlete Sofiia Olefirenko, showing her Kyiv apartment damaged by a Russian attack.

[UAVoyager🇺🇦 @CrimeanVoyager]

russia kills Ukrainians every day while European leaders talk about supporting Ukraine.

This video shows Greek vessels transferring russian oil from sanctioned russian tankers in the Mediterranean Sea.

Is this European solidarity?

Stop financing russia's war.

[Dutch Fella 🇺🇦 @WhatADdoing]

today marks 12 years since russia downed flight MH17, murdering 298 passengers and crew, including 80 children and 196 fellow countrymen. the same russia that keeps killing Ukrainian civilians today. never forgive, never forget. russia delenda est. #MH17

[Osimantaz (Cyberfella) 🇪🇺🇧🇪🇺🇦△ @osimantaz]

Stop Russian participation in the 2028 Summer Olympics - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/WIFGbsWAEA via @Change

[Dan the “Shadow Tanker Bonker” @realLangerDan]

Fellas.

We’re considering a campaign against the IOC for admitting Russia into the 2028 Olympics.

Can I get your thoughts on the possible campaign hashtag - #Ovatniks28

Which is a play on #Olympics28
And a double entendre for “Zero Vatniks 28”.

[Marv's gardener 🇱🇻🇱🇹🇪🇪 @xflv]

Yes! Please! Go @Europarl_EN

@iocmedia resign, there is nothing to fix and whitewash anymore, you support genocide.

[Gianl1974 @Gianl1974]

EU officials are calling to strip the IOC of its European funding after it reinstated Russia's Olympic Committee.

Estonia will propose excluding the IOC from EU funding programs, including Erasmus+.

"It is impossible to understand decisions that seek to bring aggressor countries back into international sport as if nothing had happened," Estonia's culture minister said, and the EU's sport commissioner signaled support: sport "cannot become a back door for normalizing aggression."

The 7 July IOC decision paves Russians' way to the 2028 Los Angeles Games. Ukraine's sports minister called it an "alarming signal" and asked federations to hold their bans.

[Ímpeto Sardônico @sardonicimp]

@Kasparov63 Vatniks in the comments lack a sense of humor as much as their Ladas lack gas

[Marv's gardener 🇱🇻🇱🇹🇪🇪 @xflv]

@WhiteHouse Wishful thinking not connected to reality? 🤔

[Marv's gardener 🇱🇻🇱🇹🇪🇪 @xflv]

"It is just a children's cartoon.."
No, it is terrorussia's soft power influence on the children.
Shame on you, @netflix. 👎

[UNITED24 Media @United24media]

@netflix

[IlonaD2 @IlonaDII]

Русня - нелюди. Будьте осторожны, первый раз такое вижу.

[ᗺɹɐʞ Sóʍ, 𝚝𝚑𝚎 ᵣ𝚞𝚜𝚜𝚘𝚖ï𝚜ï𝚌 𝚙𝚘𝚕𝚎𝚌𝚊𝚝. @exileoftza]

jako Polka, pozwolę sobie nadmienić, że w sytuacji, kiedy mamy największą wojnę w Europie od czasu drugiej wojny światowej - również zaczętej przez ᵣuskich, stoimy u progu zbrojnej konfrontacji z ᵣuskimi, kiedy Stany Zjednoczone przejęli faszyści, kiedy ważą się losy Europy i świata, kiedy Ukraina to jedyne co oddziela polskie dzieci od masowych grobów i daje wam, pachoły, czas przygotować się na wojnę, potencjalnie światową - chwilowo pierdolę Wołyń i każdą inną historyczną zaszłość. mam wyjebane. mam głęboko w dupie kto ma rację i kto kogo mordował i dlaczego 100 lat temu. z resztą pierwsza odpowiedź Polaka na to pytanie brzmi zawsze i bezwzględnie: ᵣuscy.

wyście wszyscy doszczętnie ochujeli. dajcie się ᵣuskim szczuć na naród, któremu zawdzięczacie 5 lat odroczenia wojny na terytorium Polski. siedzicie na dupach i wydaje wam się, że jesteście bezpieczni - nie jesteście. ᵣuscy przetestowali naszą obronę przeciwpowietrzną dronami we wrześniu w zeszłym roku. orzesznik który uderzył we Lwowie potrzebowałby dodatkowe 1.5 minuty żeby przyjebać w centrum Warszawy.

ogarnijcie się, pojeby.

[RobertFella 🇺🇸 🇺🇦 @Bonkavision5]

RUSSIANS ARE JUMPING OFF A SINKING SHIP
On June 26, the Russian-installed authorities in Crimea did something they have avoided for four years of war: they declared a state of emergency across the entire peninsula, Sevastopol included.

Read what that actually means. Under emergency powers, occupation authorities can now restrict freedom of movement, shut down businesses, and carry out forced evacuations. This is not rhetoric. This is the legal machinery of a rear base that has stopped functioning.

The numbers tell the story better than any statement from Aksyonov or Razvozhaev:

→ Over 2,400 vehicles queued at the Kerch bridge, with satellite imagery showing the tailback stretching more than 10 kilometres — and reports from the ground now describe waits far longer than the official five-hour estimate
→ Fuel now rationed to government agencies only — ordinary Crimeans and businesses get nothing
→ Sevastopol under rolling blackouts for days, because repair crews keep getting pulled off the grid by air raid sirens
→ Ferries cancelled. Street lighting switched off. Outdoor gatherings banned.

Sevastopol is not just any city. It is the home of Russia’s Black Sea Fleet — the crown jewel Moscow annexed the peninsula to keep in 1783, and again in 2014. And now the people living in the shadow of that naval base are doing what sailors have always known to do when the hull starts taking on water: they are jumping off a sinking ship.

This is what happens when you turn a peninsula into a forward logistics hub for an occupying army and then lose the ability to defend its power grid, its fuel supply, and its bridge. What began as queues has become something closer to a stampede.

I have argued for months that the Reagan Playbook is the correct one here: you do not need to defeat Russia in a single decisive battle. You bleed the rear. You make the cost of holding occupied territory exceed the value of holding it. Reagan did not need to invade Moscow to break the Soviet economy — he made the periphery unsustainable until the center could no longer subsidize it.

Crimea is now that periphery. The bridge queues are not tourists going home. They are the visible edge of a strategic collapse — logistics, morale, and administrative control unraveling in exactly the sequence you would predict. When the people garrisoning a naval base start fleeing overland rather than trust the fleet to protect them, you are not looking at a difficult season. You are looking at a sinking ship.

Below is a picture of Russians fleeing Sevastopol , Crimea.
#Crimea #CrimeaIsUkraine #Ukraine #UkraineWar #UkraineWarNews #RussiaIsATerroristState #RussianWarCrimes #TrumpIsARussianAsset #TrumpIsOwnedByRussia