Putin Recognizes Donbass Republics, Sends Russian Military to 'Denazify' Ukraine

[sToRmR1dR]

"Forget about that": Trump is rejecting EU's offer to prolong the conflict in Ukraine.

 

[Persej]

Red Star fans put on a great choreography before the match against Zalgiris. As Lithuanians have often supported Ukraine and even insulted Red Star fans for supporting Russia, they got their answer this evening. The entire arena was transformed into the Russian flag, as the colors of this country "dominated" the Belgrade Arena. In addition, Russian songs were played for a good 15 minutes, culminating with "Katyusha" at the end, right before the start of the match.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1895192276709543979

 

[youlik]

It's all just music to me. In fact, it was clear from the very beginning that something like this would be the end, but my God, this clown really thought that having nothing, just on charisma alone, he could take out! Wishful thinking knows no bounds.

"Without the United States, you don't have any strong cards in your hands": Trump yelled at Zelensky during a meeting at the White House


A remarkable meeting between Trump and Zelensky is taking place in Washington. It is already notable for its rhetoric. Perhaps for the first time, the head of the Kiev regime is faced with a situation where he is openly dictated terms, and in raised tones.

The White House reports that the US president once again told Zelensky that the United States sent Ukraine $ 350 billion in aid. Zelensky tried to interrupt Trump, but this caused an extremely negative reaction from the American leader, and he switched, as they say, to raised tones.

Trump to Zelensky:
Once again, we gave you $ 350 billion. You're in a bad situation. You don't have any strong cards in your hands. We want to save your country by stopping the war. If you don't want to, tell us, "I don't want to stop the war." But without the US, you don't have any strong cards in your hands.

Those present at the meeting confirm the information that Trump literally yelled at Zelensky.

Trump:
You are disrespecting us, the United States. And everything goes to the Third World War. You have no right to play with these serious things. We will not allow ourselves to be dragged into this.

Trump literally demanded that Zelensky sign a deal on Ukrainian mineral resources. This was the US president's response to a request from the head of the Kiev regime to " provide Ukraine with security guarantees."

Trump:
I don't want to talk about security guarantees until you sign the deal. It will be fair. We've already given you 350 billion.

At the same time, attention is drawn to the fact that for the first time in recent years, the head of Zelensky's office, Yermak, appeared at an official event (in the United States) in a suit and tie.

Negotiations in Washington are interrupted - Trump said that he concluded that Zelensky is not ready for peace

The White House comments on the conflict between Zelensky and the Trump administration. So, US Presidential communications adviser Margot Martin said that " no one will be able to resist President Trump and Vice President Vance in terms of their protection of American interests."

Margot Martin:
The President and Vice President made it clear today that they will not allow anyone to use America for their own purposes.

At the moment, negotiations in the White House are suspended. Officially - for consultations. Who Zelensky is going to consult with is an open question.

At the same time, the network continues to discuss the exchange of Zelensky and Trump. Verkhovna Rada deputy Dubinsky wrote that after Zelensky's behavior in the White House, all that remains is to wish "God save Ukraine".

In the Ukrainian segment of social networks, they argue about the words of President Trump, when he said "stupid president"in the heat of an argument. There is a dispute over whether these words are addressed to Zelensky, or whether Trump was referring to Joe Biden, who allocated hundreds of billions of dollars to Ukraine.

Also in Ukraine, commenting on today's "negotiations" in Washington, they write with bitter irony that this is "a vivid example of Kryvyi Rih diplomacy", hinting at Zelensky's small homeland and his manner of conducting conversation.

Trump after a conversation with Zelensky:

I have come to the conclusion that this person is not ready for peace. He can come back when he's ready for it.

"The US president made it clear that it was he who interrupted the negotiations. And that there is no question of any real consultations.

There are new details of Zelensky's altercation with Trump and Vance in the White House, the Ukrainian ambassador covered her face with her hand

The White House continues to receive information about the Trump administration's negotiations with Zelensky. Moreover, this can be called negotiations with a big stretch. By and large, there is a real skirmish going on in Washington. One part of it, as already reported by "Military Review", occurred between Trump and Zelensky, the other – between Zelensky and Vice President Vance. Some details appear.

Zelensky, crossing his arms over his chest, in a very rude form said to Vance that he could not "correctly judge" what was happening in Ukraine, since "he was not in Ukraine."

Zelenskiy:
Come and see for yourself.

J. D. Vance didn't say anything. He said that he knows perfectly well what is happening in Ukraine.

J. D. Vance:
I know you have a problem: you can't get the right number of people into the armed forces.

Zelensky tried to interrupt Vance, saying that the United States "has an ocean that separates from problems," but he pulled him back, after which Trump entered the conversation, turning to raised tones.

Trump:
Let them see it. You have a great hatred for Putin. With such hatred, it is extremely difficult to make a deal.

Vance:
In general, you should say thank you to us.

Zelenskiy:
I've said "thank you" many times before. But I can also say more. Can I say something, Mr. President?

Trump:
Enough. You've already said a lot here.

Ukrainian Ambassador Markarova, listening to mutual complaints, literally covered her face with her hand:

The meeting is not over yet, but it is already clear that Zelensky's methods are unlikely to work this time. Moreover, Zelensky, perhaps for the first time since the beginning of his presidency, was directly made to understand that he was called not to dictate any conditions, but to fulfill everything that is wanted of him.

Recall that Trump refuses to provide any guarantees to Ukraine until Zelensky hands over to Washington the actual right to dispose of Ukrainian mineral resources.

Tarantino's dialogues with Rare Earths
This is zvizdets... Zelensky: May I say, Mr. President? Trump: No, you've already said a lot!
Trump called Zelinsky dumb

For comparison, I will remind you how the same figure made faces a few years ago. Now he also makes quite expressive faces, but the facial expressions are somewhat different.
Making faces at a press conference

The sad reality. For ukrops.

"I'm not TCC, don't look at me as an enemy": a photo of a serviceman with an "information sign" appeared on Ukrainian social networks

A photo has appeared in the Ukrainian segment of social networks, which is actively distributed by users. It shows a man in a military uniform who has glued a piece of paper on the back of his pea jacket, on which information says that he is not an employee of the TCC (the Ukrainian version of the military enlistment office).

On the "information" sign, the soldier urges not to be afraid of him and not to turn away:
...because I swore an oath to you, the people of Ukraine.

Next, the words are printed on the paper:
And I'm sad that you look at me as an enemy of the people.

It is reported that this man was photographed in a Ukrainian minibus.

This photo alone, as well as the fact that he had to attach an "information plate" to his clothes, is the whole essence of the attitude of Ukrainians towards the employees of the TCC these days. And this is further proof that the so-called "busification" of TCC employees and "trapping" people on the streets have become commonplace and widespread in Ukraine, despite attempts by the Ukrainian GUR to declare that all this is "nothing more than Russian propaganda" and that "almost exclusively volunteers enroll in the service."

Earlier, a video was broadcast on Western information channels showing a security guard knocking down a man on a bicycle, after which he was pushed into a minibus. At the same time, there have been calls in the West (in the USA) to consider who is getting help to Ukraine after all, if there is outright arbitrariness in the country.

Spoiler: Russian spelling

Все это просто музыка для меня. На самом деле с самого начала было ясно, что примерно вот такой финал и будет, но боже мой, этот паяц в самом деле думал, что не имея ничего, только на одной харизме он сможет вывезти! Принятие желаемого за действительное не знает границ.
Для сравнения я напомню, как этот же деятель корчил рожи несколько лет назад. Сейчас он тоже корчит вполне выразительные рожи, но мимика несколько другая.
Печальная реальность. Для укропов.

 

[Evan]

Great post from Lord Bebo:

Ukraine War and Russia’s Reaction

 

[Ca.]

US may halt all military aid to Ukraine — The Washington Post​

The decision, if made, would apply "to billions of dollars of radars, vehicles, ammunition and missiles awaiting shipment to Ukraine through the presidential drawdown authority," according to the publication
WASHINGTON, March 1. /TASS/. US President Donald Trump’s administration is considering ending all ongoing shipments of military aid to Ukraine, The Washington Post wrote citing sources.

Military supplies could be halted "in response to remarks" by Vladimir Zelensky at a meeting with Trump in the White House and "his perceived intransigence in the peace process," according to the publication.

The decision, if made, would apply "to billions of dollars of radars, vehicles, ammunition and missiles awaiting shipment to Ukraine through the presidential drawdown authority," an official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss a sensitive topic, was quoted as saying.

Earlier on Friday, Zelensky met with Trump at the White House. Their televised exchange suddenly unraveled into a shouting match, with Trump scolding Zelensky for being disrespectful to the US, and Vice President JD Vance saying that Zelensky had never thanked the country for all the support provided to Kiev. A news conference scheduled to follow the meeting was canceled, and the Ukrainian delegation left the White House earlier than planned. Bilateral talks and the scheduled signing of the deal on Ukrainian mineral resources were thwarted.

Overview Of Russian Strikes In Ukraine On February 28, 2025

On February 28th, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation continued their daily massive strikes on the rear infrastructure across...

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On February 28th, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation continued their daily massive strikes on the rear infrastructure across Ukraine. Every night, Ukrainian territory is targeted by about two hundred Russian drones and missiles.

According to the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, in total, 28 Russian kamikaze UAVs and decoy drones targeted Ukrainian territory last night. Ukrainian air defense allegedly shot down 107 UAVs. 97 other drones miraculously disappeared inflicting no damage. Thus, according to the Ukrainian military, only four Russian drones reached their targets. At the same time, Kiev confirmed damage in the Kharkiv, Sumy, Mykolaiv and Zaporozhie regions. The wet dreams of the Ukrainian military rarely correspond to reality, and Russian strikes are heavily pounding Ukrainian infrastructure, while the depleted Ukrainian air defense fails to protect it.

Yesterday, day and night, Russian drones and missiles struck targets in the Donbass, Sumy, Kharkiv, Zaporizhia, Kherson regions, near the cities of Pavlograd in the Dnipropetrovsk region, Zolotonoshe in the Cherkasy region, near Kremenchug in the Poltava region, in the Vinnytsia, Kiev, Chernihiv and Zhytomyr regions, Mirgorod and Lubny in the Poltava region, in Mykolaiv and Kamensk.

Another wave of massive strikes began on the evening of February 27th with devastating attack in the Kharkiv region. At least 12 explosions thundered on the outskirts of Kharkiv.

One of the targets of the strikes was the Kharkiv combined heat and power plant (CHP-5) located near Podvirky village. This is one of the largest energy supply facilities in the Kharkiv region, which came under at least three drone strikes last night. As a result of the attack, the third power unit of the station was stopped, the gas supply and power transmission lines were damaged.

Another target destroyed by Russian strikes in the Kharkiv region was the large depot with rockets and ammunition of the 14th separate mechanised brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. As a result of Russian strikes, depots used for storage of ammunition for M777, PzH 2000, Krab, FH70, M142 HIMARS, M270 MLRS from NATO were heavily damaged.

The border Sumy region came under massive Russian strikes too. According to the head of the city of Sumy, this was the largest Russian attack on the city since the very beginning of hostilities. At least seven Russian strikes were recorded in the city. The local sugar refinery suffered heavy damage. The facility was used by the Ukrainian military to repair armored vehicles, store spare parts, and train crews of mechanized units.

Russian drones also reached the rear Zhitomir region, where the Ozerne military airfield of the 39th Tactical Aviation Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, suffered more damage. As a result of the attack, the local engineering facilities were disabled, which significantly limits the technical readiness of Ukrainian combat aircraft. Despite the constant Russian strikes, the Air Force of Ukraine is still using this airfield for combat flights, military supplies and maintenance of military aircraft.

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The Times of Israel
‘Free world needs new leader’: EU backs Ukraine after Trump berates Zelensky in Oval Office
Today, 1:35 am

European leaders threw their support behind Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky after a raised-voice spat on Friday with Donald Trump sent shockwaves across the world, casting doubts over efforts to end the Russia-Ukraine war.

The US president openly berated Zelensky for not being “thankful,” and later accused the Ukrainian leader of “not being ready for peace” and having “disrespected” the United States in the “cherished Oval Office.” He also accused Zelensky of “gambling with millions of lives” and suggested his actions could trigger World War III.

In response, European Union chiefs Ursula von der Leyen and Antonio Costa assured Zelensky that he was “never alone.”

“Be strong, be brave, be fearless,” wrote the European commission and council presidents in a joint statement on social media, telling Zelensky: “We will continue working with you for a just and lasting peace.”

The bloc’s top diplomat Kaja Kallas questioned the United States leadership of the transatlantic alliance between European powers and Washington.

“Today, it became clear that the free world needs a new leader. It’s up to us, Europeans, to take this challenge,” she wrote on social media.

French President Emmanuel Macron said that Russia was the “aggressor” in the Ukraine war.

“There is an aggressor which is Russia. There is an aggressed people which is Ukraine,” Macron told journalists, adding: “We were all right to help Ukraine and sanction Russia three years ago and to continue to do so.”

He later went further to say that “if anyone is playing at World War III, it’s Vladimir Putin,” referring to Trump’s accusations against Zelensky.

Germany’s likely next chancellor Friedrich Merz assured his support to Zelensky in a posting on X.

“We must never confuse the aggressor and the victim in this terrible war,” Merz said. The outgoing Chancellor Olaf Scholz also voiced support for Ukraine, as did Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock, who added that Kyiv’s “quest for peace & security is ours.”

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, one of the closest partners of both Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, thanked Trump for standing “bravely for peace.”

“Strong men make peace, weak men make war,” Orban wrote in a post on X.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni called for the United States, Europe and their allies to gather over the Ukraine war “without delay.”

“A summit without delay is needed… to talk frankly about how we intend to tackle today’s major challenges, starting with Ukraine, which together we have defended in recent years,” she said.

Staunch Kyiv ally Poland moved to reassure Ukrainians after the dispute.

“Dear Ukrainian friends, you are not alone,” Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said on X in a post addressed to Zelensky.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer stood with most European leaders to echo his support for Ukraine ahead of hosting Zelensky this weekend.

Starmer “is doing all he can to find a path forward to a lasting peace based on sovereignty and security for Ukraine”, a Downing Street spokeswoman said, adding he spoke to both leaders in the aftermath of the White House meeting.

Other Ukrainian allies rallied around the country, with Canada saying Kyiv was not only fighting for its freedom but also “ours.”

Denmark described its “pride” in supporting Ukraine while Sweden referred to Ukrainians as “friends.”

US Democrats: Trump ‘doing Putin’s work’​

Senate Democrats accused Trump and his Vice President JD Vance of siding with Putin.

“Trump and Vance are doing Putin’s dirty work,” Democratic Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer posted on social media.

GOP Representative Don Bacon of Nebraska bemoaned the meeting as “a bad day for America’s foreign policy.”

“Ukraine wants independence, free markets and rule of law. It wants to be part of the West. Russia hates us and our Western values. We should be clear that we stand for freedom,” Bacon in an emailed statement.

Members of Trump’s cabinet and other Republican lawmakers however cheered on the president.

“What I saw in the Oval Office was disrespectful and I don’t know if we can ever do business with Zelensky again,” said Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, a Trump ally who has previously been a staunch supporter of Ukraine.

“He either needs to resign and send somebody over that we can do business with, or he needs to change.”

Russia: ‘cocaine clown’ Zelensky​

Russia also cheered on Trump’s berating of Zelensky.

“For the first time, Trump told the truth to the cocaine clown’s face,” said former president Dmitry Medvedev, now deputy chairman of Russia’s security council, referring to Zelensky.

Kirill Dmitriev, one of Moscow’s negotiators in the first high-level talks between Russian and US officials since the Kremlin sent troops into Ukraine, branded the spat between the two leaders as “historic.”

https://twitter.com/x/status/1895756266473169340

 

[Nienna]

Great post from Lord Bebo:

Ukraine War and Russia’s Reaction

To those people who do not have X accounts and wish to see the post:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1895762458096386322

 

[youlik]

To those people who do not have X accounts and wish to see the post:

And what about those who don't have either? (The question is, of course, rhetorical. More in jest than in earnest. For example, I have never had Twitter, Instagram or any other social networks, only a few special forums on topics that are interesting to me.)

It would seem that for a long time it would not be necessary to be surprised at the degree of madness of Europeans, but today I came across a piece of news that again "broke the pattern"for me. I suggest you read the article, and then I will translate this gibberish into human language. I singled out a particularly amazing place.

Szijjarto: Ukraine's attack on Turkish Stream threatens Hungary's sovereignty

The Foreign Minister of the Republic noted that the gas pipeline is a guarantee of the reliability of natural gas supplies to Hungary.
BUDAPEST, March 1st. /tass/. Hungary considers Ukraine's attack on the infrastructure of the Turkish Stream gas pipeline as an encroachment on its sovereignty. This was stated by Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Economic Relations Peter Szijjarto after a telephone conversation with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov.

"My Russian colleague Sergey Lavrov informed me by phone that a Ukrainian drone attacked the Russkaya station, an important compressor station of the Turkish Stream gas pipeline, at night. Three drones were neutralized by Russian air defense systems. The Turkish Stream gas pipeline is a guarantee of reliable natural gas supplies to Hungary, so a possible malfunction of the pipeline could seriously undermine our energy security," Szijjarto wrote on his Facebook page (banned in Russia, owned by Meta Corporation, recognized as extremist in the Russian Federation).

"Energy security is a matter of sovereignty, therefore such attacks should be considered as an encroachment on sovereignty. The European Commission recently gave a guarantee that Ukraine would not attack the infrastructure of the gas pipeline leading to the European Union, so we urge the European Commission to immediately clarify whether it is fulfilling its guarantees," the Hungarian minister said.

In February, Hungary received guarantees of its energy security from the European Commission. They relate to negotiations with Ukraine on the resumption of Russian gas transit to Central Europe, the continuation of Russian oil transit through the Druzhba pipeline, as well as the non-aggression of the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the Turkish Stream gas pipeline, which supplies fuel from Russia to Hungary. Hungary linked compliance with these requirements to the issue of extending EU sanctions against Russia, as well as the start of negotiations with Ukraine on its accession to the community.

Hungary continues to receive the bulk of its gas under long-term contracts with Gazprom via the Turkish Stream pipeline and its branches through Bulgaria and Serbia. According to Hungarian data, in 2023 this figure amounted to 5.6 billion cubic meters, and in 2024 it reached a record high of 7.6 billion cubic meters.

As the Russian Foreign Ministry reported earlier, Lavrov informed Szijjarto about Ukraine's attempted terrorist attack on the infrastructure of the Turkish Stream. The conversation took place on the initiative of the Hungarian side. Kiev once again tried to attack on the night of February 28 the station providing gas supply via the Turkish Stream. The Russian Defense Ministry reported that Kiev used three unmanned aerial vehicles for the attack, which were shot down at a safe distance from the station.

What do we get here? It turns out that Hungary's energy security and sovereignty largely depend on the operability of the Turkish Stream gas pipeline, which supplies Russian gas to Hungary. Worried about its sovereignty, Hungary demands guarantees of the pipeline's operability from the European Commission, linking this issue to its agreement to extend European sanctions against Russia. Now, if we throw out the intermediate links from this logical chain, we will get: gas arrives-sanctions continue. I will remind those who have suddenly forgotten or are already confused - Russian gas, sanctions on Russia. What kind of idiocy is this? Maybe we should reverse this whole situation - no gas, no sanctions?
And in this absurd situation, the Hungarian minister calls his Russian counterpart and asks all sorts of questions. Lavrov, apparently a very cultured, polite and professionally diplomatic person, answers these questions or, as stated in the information of the Russian Foreign Ministry, gives the necessary explanations.

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А что делать тем, у кого нет ни того ни другого? (Вопрос, конечно, риторический. Больше в шутку, чем всерьез. Например у меня, никогда не было ни твиттера, ни инстаграмма и ни каких других соцсетей, только несколько специальных форумов по темам, которые мне интересны.)
Казалось бы уже давно не стоило бы удивляться степени сумасшествия европейцев, но сегодня я наткнулся на новость, которая опять мне "порвала шаблон". Предлагаю ознакомиться со статьей, а после я переведу эту абракадабру на человеческий язык. Особенно потрясающее место я выделил.
Что же у нас тут получается? Получается то, что энергетическая безопасность и суверенитет Венгрии во многом зависят от работоспособности газопровода "Турецкий поток", по которому в Венгрию поступает российский газ. Переживая за свой суверенитет, Венгрия требует гарантий работоспособности данного газопровода от Еврокомиссии, увязывая этот вопрос со своим согласием на продление европейских санкций в отношении России. Теперь, если мы выбросим промежуточные звенья из этой логической цепочки, то мы получим: газ поступает-санкции продолжаются. Я напомню тем кто вдруг забыл или уже запутался- газ российский, санкции на Россию. Что это за идиотизм? Может быть стоит всю эту ситуацию инвертировать- нет газа, нет санкций? И в этой абсурдной ситуации венгерский министр звонит Российскому коллеге и задает всякие вопросы. Лавров, видимо очень культурный, вежливый и профессионально дипломатичный человек, отвечает на эти вопросы или, как сказано в информации Российского МИД, дает необходимые пояснения

 

[Ricardo]

Guess nato won't have anything to say about this attack on the infrastructure of one of it's members, publicly , is this the undergrounders doing ? sowing chaos ? or have the anglo-centric pathocrats lost control of one of it's puppets ? strange times.

 

[Ca.]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1895954885234847885

Tucker Carson urges to ‘start blaming’ Zelensky for serious war crimes

"Over the past three years, with the tacit support of its western patrons, the Ukrainian government has committed a remarkable number of serious crimes," the journalist said

tass.com

"Over the past three years, with the tacit support of its western patrons, the Ukrainian government has committed a remarkable number of serious crimes," the journalist said

NEW YORK, March 2. /TASS/. American journalist Tucker Carlson has called for putting the blame on Vladimir Zelensky and the Ukrainian authorities for crimes committed with the tacit support of the West.

The journalist drew attention to the way Republican Senator Lindsey Graham (put on Russia’s list of terrorists and extremists), who was one of the most vocal supporters of the Kiev authorities, said that Zelensky should resign after his clash with US President Donald Trump. Carlson suggested that such a drastic change in the senator's attitude is linked to the fact that he "knows what's coming."

"Over the past three years, with the tacit support of its western patrons, the Ukrainian government has committed a remarkable number of serious crimes," he wrote on X. "God knows what the Ukrainians have done with the pathogens in American biolabs in their country. Even US intel agencies aren’t sure. The Ukrainians have also murdered a number of people in various countries in political assassinations, and tried to murder others, including American journalists and a European head of state. This is all true, and it’s all going to come out at some point. Better to start blaming it on Zelensky now."

On February 28, Zelensky arrived at the White House for a meeting with Trump. Their televised exchange, with reporters present, unraveled into a shouting match, with Trump scolding Zelensky for being disrespectful to the United States, and Vice President JD Vance noting that Zelensky had not ever said a "thank you" for all the support provided to Kiev. A news conference scheduled to follow the meeting was canceled, and the signing of the agreement on minerals between Ukraine and the US did not take place. Trump posted a statement on the Truth Social media platform saying that Zelensky was disrespectful and not ready for peace.

In May 2022, the International Public Tribunal on the crimes of Ukrainian neo-Nazis and their supporters was established in Russia. More than 1,000 witnesses and victims of war crimes have been interviewed since then. All testimonies are documented, with the names and last names of the victims of the crimes put on the record. All data is compiled and sent to international organizations and Russian investigative agencies. The International Public Tribunal includes representatives of civil society from more than 30 countries. The testimonies of the victims of the Ukrainian military, which were collected by the tribunal and published on the Internet, have been viewed more than 80 million times.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1895974640318861734

https://twitter.com/x/status/1895980871817314779

US diplomatic efforts or goad EU countries into over-committing via provocations and false flag attacks.

Stay safe, guys. And Trump/Vance should beef up their security.

Opinion by Webb
"Peace Race - Ukraine At A Tipping Point"

https://twitter.com/x/status/1895861260555862496

RT/36:40

 

[dredger]

Hello,
I have a contact on linkedin (do not have much contact compared to some, 125 at this moment) who non-stop "like" some pro-ukraine posts which then appear, oftently, on the very first page when i open this site. Here's an example of a post of a guy named roman sheremata who weekly post something.

Trump continues to lie about the U.S. | Roman Sheremeta

Trump continues to lie about the U.S. giving $350 billion to Ukraine and falsely claims that the U.S. has provided more aid than Europe. At least here, he gets confronted by the British Prime Minister, who contradicts his lies — showing more courage than the entire Republican Party. | 149...

www.linkedin.com

Last week I did not resist and i posted back with some truths, received back some comments of brainwashed people (or simply paid people) and only one comment of a retired guy who was asking for more arguments (ie a good answer of someone questionning).

Let's say that a little voice in my head told me to avoid posting, to resist posting, and this is what i'm doing now, but it's sometimes hard to let these lies go without reacting. On the logical/intellectual side, the main reason for which it's better for me to avoid posting is to preserve my company (and the 7 employees under me), but also preserving me, adopting a low profile, avoid to expose myself (like at the begining of covid where even the C's recommended to adopt a low profile position). In all case, this is ... i would not say "hard" to resist, it's more frustrating, a bit linked with a small anger watching how they blatantly lie.
One other more broader reason I prefer not to post back is that this will not have much impact, this platform seems to be well in the hands of the globalists, a toy for their servants to exchange between them and teach each other how to be more productive.

It's not that i like to be on this platform, but when i decided to "play the game" and thus "follow certain rules" by opening a company, i unfortunately have to be present on it, a minimum. A good % of our customers are great groups & companies, at least the ones with the biggest contracts on-going.

At least, now the US are shifting their views about this war, living in EU, i would say that it'll be even more "dangerous" to openly share one's views on this conflict.

 

[Thebull]

At least, now the US are shifting their views about this war, living in EU, i would say that it'll be even more "dangerous" to openly share one's views on this conflict.

I've felt like posting on X. Half the UK are completely brainwashed about this.
My brother in law made a pro Ukraine post on FB lambasting Trump and praising Zelensky.
I replied explained how the war started posted a link to a video. No response
I've posted a bit on X today but am careful.
Loads of people praising Two Tier Kier Starmer. How deluded can they be thinking they can make peace plans without talking to Russia.
It appears this will only get worse as they push for the new European army. I laugh at the UK. They witterred on about the 22 billion black hole and Zelensky comes over. There you go "Have 3.5 billion".
I suppose some people will see the hypocrisy though half the country shout their support for Ukraine.
Something has to give here. I saw a clip on sky news of Tobias saying UK should prepare for war. Unbelievable as if we would last more than 10 minutes facing off with Russia.
Government advisor:
Are we heading for war or is the gravy train of continuous war too lucrative to stop currently. I do find it difficult to enjoy the show watching and listening to these **** wits!

 

[Elisasheva]

Watching today's news made me think that EU's leaders are indeed crazy.

Polish PM Tusk before going to London:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1896211194362679418

He also listed a number of European, American, China's and Russian military potential and compared, taking numbers from some random post circling on the internet which stated that EU has the greatest potential of them all (two times more troops than Russia). Sounds like some warmongering talk and polish people who are on the alternative side are furious and even speak about arresting him. Starmer said something about sending troops to Ukraine. What are they even planning? There's nothing they can do to win with Russia.

They all speak about great increase in spending on military, which worries me because in Poland we already suffer so much for our decisions (high taxes, high prices of gas, electricity, and generally everything) and people are still voting for those morons... And it will be even worse now. Von der Leyen said "a huge increase".

I just wanna move to Asia at this point. If not war then poverty.

 

[thorbiorn]

On YouTube, there is a CNN video of the Securing Our Future meeting in London, near the end there is the group picture session. The following screenshot is of course not the official one for the media, but for this post it will do.

People are getting ready, some already are, and Mark Rutte NATO Secretary General like a good school master looks after his flock while Zelensky watches Tusk put his leg in the right spot.

If it looks odd, there is a story:

Local News
25 February 2025

Donald Tusk's Skiing Accident Brings Unexpected Challenges​

The Prime Minister shares his experience and safety advice after mishap on the slopes.​

Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk recently suffered a skiing accident, which dampened what he described as his "dream weekend" planned for six months.

Taking to social media, Tusk disclosed the unfortunate event, saying, "To miał być wymarzony weekend, planowałem go od pół roku," which means, “It was supposed to be the dream weekend, I had planned it for half a year.” The incident occurred when he was on the slopes, skiing with his granddaughters, whom he intended to teach the sport.

"During our time together, my granddaughters said, 'Show us how you ski, granddad.' So, I showed them!" he recounted humorously, reflecting on his accident. Tusk noted the injury would require him to use crutches and wear a leg brace, but he remains committed to fulfilling his duties as Prime Minister, joking, "Oczywiście na zwolnienie nie pójdę, chociaż pewnie niektórzy by chcieli," which translates to, "Of course, I won’t be taking medical leave, though probably some would want me to."

He shared the incident happened as his ski equipment failed to release, which he attributed to his own lack of attention. Tusk urged fellow winter sports enthusiasts to heed safety measures, advising, "Rozgrzewajcie się, wiem, że nikt tego nie lubi. Sprawdźcie narty," meaning, “Warm up, I know no one likes it. Check your skis.”

Despite his injury, Tusk emphasized his unchanged commitment to his official schedule, mentioning, "The calendar stays the same." He humorously added, "For the next few days, this brace and crutches will be with me at work!"
[...]

With his recent experience there might be something the Polish PM could teach his European colleagues about going down hill.

For some reason Trudeau is at the meeting as well. The former FM of his cabinet is also worried:
28 Feb, 2025 12:35
Canada should seek nuclear protection against US – ex-FM

France and the UK would make great allies against a “predatory” Trump, Chrystia Freeland has said

Meanwhile, NATO Secretary General is eager for Zelensky to get on the mend:
2 Mar, 2025 12:56
NATO chief urges Zelensky to make peace with Trump

Mark Rutte’s plea comes after the two leaders had a falling out in Washington that strained ties between Kiev and its biggest donor

Or was that a message to some of the other participants?

 

[axj]

Sounds like some warmongering talk and polish people who are on the alternative side are furious and even speak about arresting him. Starmer said something about sending troops to Ukraine. What are they even planning? There's nothing they can do to win with Russia.

They all speak about great increase in spending on military

Any increases now would produce results only in 1-2 years at the earliest, or even longer. The Ukraine war will probably be over before these huge EU defense increases have any effect.

As to Starmer, I think he only talked about sending NATO troops once there is a ceasefire and if Russia agrees (which it won't).

 

[Joe]

Just wanted to throw in here that, way back when (not sure exactly when), there's an answer in a session in response to a question about the future where it was predicted that "the world increasingly turns against the USA". Wish I could find it, but I don't have the exact words. Anyway, seems like a hit for the Cs, and it's one of those rare accurate predictions that are accurate because they are part of broad dynamics that *can* we predicted, and in that sense are likely a marker for a definite 'stage' in the developing drama.