I believe President Putin raises an important point. Who is really benefiting from this war? Perhaps we should look beyond the battlefield and ask who is profiting behind the scenes while ordinary people continue to suffer. The real priority should be peace, not more bloodshed.
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Elon Musk explains the complex reality of global freedom of speech: "America cannot be applied to Earth because Earth is not... they have different rules and regulations and different forms of government. So, but we'll do the best to provide the freest speech that is possible under the law."
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WHEN PUTIN SPEAKS, THE WHOLE WORLD LISTENS ‼️
BUT WHEN HE STAYS SILENT, EVERYONE STARTS SWEATING 🤣
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Rusya Dışişleri Bakanı Lavrov:
“Son 500 yılda dünyadaki tüm trajediler ya Avrupa’dan kaynaklandı ya da Avrupa politikaları nedeniyle meydana geldi: Sömürgecilik, Haçlı Seferleri, Kırım Savaşı, Napolyon, Birinci Dünya Savaşı, Hitler…”
Kendi avrupa şehirlerini inşa etmek için 300 yıl boyunca dünya halklarını katletip küresel Güney’in zenginliklerini yağmaladıktan sonra…
İmparatorlukları 1945’te çöktü. O zamandan beri dünyaya sundukları tek şey neokolonyalizm, Amerika Birleşik Devletleri’ne karşı eleştirel olmayan bir vasal bağlılığı ve şimdi de bir ek ve önemsiz bir unsur olacağının sinyallerini vermek oldu.
Neokolonyalizmin hoş görülmediği yeni bir dünyanın varlığını kabul etmek yerine, 21. yüzyılın yükselen güçleriyle işbirliği yaparak ekonomik yenilenmeye öncelik vermek…
Avrupa bunun yerine, halklarının hiçbirinin uzaktan bile ilgilenmediği Rusya’ya karşı bir savaş yürütmek için, kalan ve giderek azalan servetini askeri-sanayi kompleksine yatırmayı tercih ediyor… oysa medeni dünyanın geri kalanı ticarete ve kalkınmaya yatırım yapıyor.
Avrupa’nın geleceğe bakmak için son bir şansı vardı, ancak bunun yerine kafasını zorla 180 derece geriye, geçmişe çevirdi.
So what if it makes military sense? The economic and social costs are enormous. Are you seriously trying to justify this?
🇺🇦🇷🇺 ZELENSKYY WARNS PUTIN: RUSSIA WILL NO LONGER ESCAPE THE CONSEQUENCES OF ITS OWN WAR
Ukraine is preparing to intensify strikes against Russian oil refineries in response to Moscow’s renewed air campaign, with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warning that Russia can no longer expect to attack Ukrainian territory without suffering consequences at home.
“It will no longer be the case that only the country under attack suffers. The nature of war is now such that the aggressor will suffer as well. Technology makes this possible.”
Zelenskyy’s warning reflects Ukraine’s growing investment in domestically developed long-range drones and missiles, which allow Kyiv to reach targets far beyond the front lines.
Russian oil refineries are particularly important because fuel production supports military logistics while petroleum revenues remain a major source of income for the Russian economy.
By expanding attacks on these facilities, Ukraine aims to increase the economic and logistical costs of Moscow’s invasion while responding to Russian strikes against Ukrainian infrastructure.
The strategy also marks a change in the balance of vulnerability. Russia’s geographical depth once offered considerable protection to industrial facilities far from the battlefield. Long-range Ukrainian weapons are increasingly challenging that advantage.
Zelenskyy’s message to Moscow is straightforward: as Russia intensifies its attacks on Ukraine, Kyiv intends to expand the scale and reach of its response.
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The presidents of two of the most corrupt countries in the world are exchanging messages via X. It’s rather funny, really.
And in Brussels sits their corrupt counterpart.
It’s all about plundering the pockets of European taxpayers and channelling the money to mafia-like structures in Ukraine. And Moldova, for its part, wants a slice of the pie.
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NUCLEAR WAR ALERT! Alex Jones Sounds The Alarm Over Military Nuclear Emergency Tests, Pentagon DOOMSDAY PLANS & Rising World War Tensions — As Governments Urge Citizens To Stock Up On Emergency Food, Water & Survival Supplies! GET PREPARED NOW: SurvivalNation.com
日独両国は、互いに武力を行使せず、相互の平和と繁栄を尊重する関係を築く。
災害、感染症、食料・エネルギー危機、経済的困難に直面したときは、互いに支援する。
国際紛争については、対話と外交による解決を優先し、第三国に対しても平和的解決を促す。
@iLoveU9178
希望
これは…世界に知らせるべきですね🤡👽🤡👽
>【At the 🇯🇵Japan-🇩🇪Germany Summit on Economic Security Joint Declaration】
Merz proposes to Takaichi that they revive the 🇯🇵Japan-🇩🇪Germany alliance to counter 🇷🇺Russia.
Of course, not by fighting themselves—but "down to the last 🇺🇦Ukrainian."
He stated, "We face similar challenges, and I would like to briefly touch upon a few of them.
First and foremost, 🇷🇺Russia's war of aggression against 🇺🇦Ukraine has highlighted how severely the international order is under threat.
This also affects 🇯🇵Japan.
Prime Minister, during our very first meeting, we discussed how 🇷🇺Russia is a neighbor to 🇯🇵Japan as well.
If we allow a major power to pursue imperialist and revisionist policies, it sends a signal to all other nations that 'this is how you may behave from now on.
' That is precisely why I am grateful for Japan's consistent and substantial support for Ukraine." 🇩🇪🤡
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Although they have strongly condemned Russia politically, they have continued to receive some Russian energy supplies while gradually reducing their dependence on them, taking into account energy security and the impact on their own economies.
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Wkrótce już Ukraińcy będą bardziej nienawidzili "własnego rządu” i europejskich podżegaczy wojennych niż Rosji, to nadchodzi...
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No minority rights in Ukraine. Doctors refuse to treat people if they speak Russian.
Even worse, this government spokesman thinks this is right.
Isn’t it wrong to portray Russia as the sole villain while ignoring the sequence of events, particularly what🇺🇦 did first?
As the president of a country, shouldn’t Macron express his condolences to civilian victims on both sides, rather than showing sympathy for only one side?
Je viens d'apprendre avec émotion qu'un drone à réaction russe vient de s'abattre sur la gare de Dnipro, avec un très lourd bilan.
J'adresse au Président @ZelenskyyUa et au peuple ukrainien mes condoléances et notre solidarité.
Nous devons, dans ce contexte, aspirer à bien plus qu'un cessez-le-feu localisé comme celui qui vient d'être négocié localement à Olechky. Il est intolérable que la Russie continue d'opposer son refus à toutes les propositions en ce sens, en continuant de miser sur l'escalade et en visant les civils.
Nous devons ensemble redoubler d'efforts pour une paix juste et durable et amener la Russie à la table des négociations.
























