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In Europe, we must have full capacity to produce all types of air defense systems and missiles for them. This includes protection against drones, cruise missiles, and ballistic threats. We cannot rely on other partners’ industries. We must be confident in our own industry here in Europe. Please, let’s keep moving this work forward and speed it up. And while we are building this capacity, please remember that we need protection from Russian missiles every single day. I am grateful to those of you who actively support us through the PURL program – it’s critically important. From an address to the JEF Leaders’ Summit in Helsinki (3/3).

🚨 Ukraine is turning to Middle East because Europe is corrupt, stupid, and incompetent. Can't even support a nation defending Europe. Zelensky: "We are being blocked in Europe, and as long as this risk remains, we must seek out additional opportunities to strengthen ourselves."

‼️Statement on the Orbán Government Accusing Me, an Investigative Journalist, of Espionage‼️ Today, the Hungarian government has filed a complaint against me for espionage. Accusing investigative journalists of espionage is virtually unprecedented in the 21st century for an EU member state. This is typical of Putin’s Russia, Belarus, and similar regimes. I have spent over a decade documenting how Russian spies and interests have penetrated Hungarian politics, so I am probably the least surprised by this. Despite growing signs that the Hungarian government acts as a Kremlin ally and copies the Russian model, I still trust that parts of the Hungarian state—and the judiciary—follow the Hungarian constitution, not that of the Russian Federation. I have never engaged in espionage. I see my work as journalistic counterintelligence—from exposing the hacking of the Hungarian Foreign Ministry by Russian actors to revealing the activities of Hungarian pro-Kremlin propagandists. Defending myself publicly would be easier if I were not bound by source protection. But that remains my top priority. I cannot reveal who provides me information or what I receive, including from within Hungarian state structures. If I were not a journalist, I could list many facts proving it is impossible for the Hungarian state to genuinely believe I am spying. Certain meetings, contacts, and information gathering could never have happened otherwise. This baseless accusation now forces me to share details of a specific investigation, including a conversation with a confidential source that appears to have been wiretapped. Normally, this would appear in a finished article or my upcoming book—not here. (It will appear there as well.) Since 2023, I have investigated whether the relationship between Péter Szijjártó and Russian officials exceeds legal limits. The published audio, where I’m heard talking to a source, mentions that communication between Szijjártó and Sergey Lavrov is recorded by EU intelligence services. Less attention has gone to my point that this relationship raises strong suspicion of political intelligence activity and influence operations in Russia’s interest. These are serious claims and hard to prove. As a journalist, I cannot force anyone to speak or hand over documents. That is why gathering this information has taken so long—and why I spoke to that sensitive source (while the conversation was secretly recorded). Serious claims require serious evidence, and I believe I have gathered some. I have not engaged in espionage. I have not cooperated with any foreign intelligence service in surveilling Szijjártó. Instead, I tried to verify earlier fragments of information about Szijjártó–Lavrov communication. I sought to identify the channels and phone numbers used, and whether a secret channel—possibly used by Russian intelligence—exists. In other words, whether Szijjártó uses a hidden device or number unknown even within the Hungarian Foreign Ministry. This was only one part of my research. The other, more serious topic is this: Since at least 2016–2017, EU and NATO intelligence services have had indications that large amounts of cash and precious stones may have been transported from Russia on Hungarian government aircraft or private jets used by government figures. Officials from at least six countries made such claims to me. These signals did not come from monitoring Hungarian targets, but, for example, from intercepting Russian officials discussing or preparing such shipments. Alongside Szijjártó–Lavrov communication, I examined how baggage screening and handling works on such flights, which officials travel with what luggage, whether more packages arrive from Moscow than depart, and how such shipments could be handled discreetly. I know how serious this is, and I would not have written even this much—but since I do not know what else may be taken from the edited recording, or what fabricated accusations (like, for example, that I was seeking such details to commit terrorism) may follow, I believe I must share this now. Why do I investigate all this? According to many sources familiar with the Hungarian state and counterintelligence, there is no independent body in the Orbán system able to investigate or act if a senior official is suspected of espionage. Government members direct intelligence services and set expectations. The services lack both tools and authority to investigate a government member. I knew this would be difficult when I chose to pursue it. But few people in Hungary can or dare to do this, so I felt it was my duty. We have now reached the point where the Orbán government—of which Szijjártó is still a member—aware of my reporting plans and the risk they pose, has preemptively accused me of espionage. I am a Hungarian patriot. I serve the public. As an investigative journalist, my job is to hold power accountable. Neither political theater nor legal threats will deter me.

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How much more abuse are European leaders prepared to take from this deranged lunatic? At what point do they find a backbone? theguardian.com/politics/2026/…

@Microinteracti1 Trump's mimimi for being part of the NATO paper tiger

America is fighting a war it chose to start alone. And it is starting to show. America is now fighting a war it chose to start alone, and the consequences are no longer abstract. For thirteen months, Donald Trump has spent more time undermining allies than preparing to fight alongside them, publicly belittling NATO partners, treating long-standing security relationships as optional, and assuming that when the moment came, they would still fall in line. NATO collectively fields over 22,000 aircraft and more than 1,100 warships. The European members bring capabilities that matter in this theater: mine-hunting vessels essential for Hormuz, anti-submarine frigates, AWACS early warning aircraft, Alliance Ground Surveillance drones, and a continent-spanning signals intelligence network. Add Canada, Australia, decades of basing agreements, interoperable command structures, and 700 million people whose economies and industrial capacity dwarf anything Iran can threaten. That is what is sitting on the sidelines right now. And Iran has noticed the difference. Iranian precision strikes have now hit US bases in Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, and Jordan. Iran has fired over 500 ballistic missiles and nearly 2,000 drones since February 28. The US military was built for the Cold War, designed to fight a land war in Europe with allied depth, shared logistics, and burden-sharing across a dozen countries. None of that exists here. Every missile intercepted draws down American stockpiles with no allied production line feeding them back. Western ammunition stocks and missile interceptors are being depleted while the surge in energy prices throws a lifeline to Russia's economy. A different president would have had that burden shared. Britain's mine hunters. Norway's submarines. French carrier strike groups in the Indian Ocean. German logistics and airlift. Australian intelligence integration. The full weight of the Western alliance, distributed across willing partners who understood the mission because they helped design it. The allies broadly agree on the destination -- a non-nuclear Iran, open sea lanes, regional stability. But Europe was not consulted. Europe did not help shape the objectives. The United States launched this operation with little to no consultation, while expecting to use allied bases and receive broad support. "What does Trump expect a handful or two handfuls of European frigates to do in the Strait of Hormuz?" Germany's Defence Minister meant it sarcastically. The answer he did not bother to give: quite a lot, actually. Mine clearance. Escort operations. Anti-drone coverage. Signals intelligence. Logistics depth. The unglamorous, essential architecture of a war that does not end in month two with your stockpiles gone and your strait still closed. But that conversation is now closed. Canada said it had "no intention" of joining and had not been consulted before the strikes. Every NATO nation in Europe refused Trump's call to help reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Trump declared the United States "does not need the help of anyone." The Strait remains closed. American soldiers are dying. And 700 million Europeans, Canadians, and Australians -- who would have come, under a different president, without being asked twice -- are watching from a distance they did not choose. Gandalv / @Microinteracti1

@PM_ViktorOrban the EU made only one single mistake, and that was not kicking U out in time

The European elites made two major mistakes. Mistake #1: Not taking President Trump seriously. Mistake #2: Ditching cheap Russian energy. Now the price is being paid, while others sit back, sip their coffee and watch Europe trip on its own shoelaces. In conversation with @MarioNawfal.

Ukraine answered our call for help after the 9/11 attacks and deployed 5,000 soldiers despite not being in NATO. 18 Ukrainian soldiers perished. Now while defending Europe alone from Russia, Ukraine sent drone specialists to help protect our soldiers in the Middle East. Painful.

@EricLDaugh NATO was created as a defense alliance, not an instrument of aggression its core principle is collective defense, enshrined in Art 5 "an attack on one ally is an attack on all" (the US the only ally who ever invoked it) NATO was/is not built on the idea of "collective offense"

🚨 BREAKING: President Trump just ended the Cabinet meeting with a VERY bad warning for useless American "allies" "I've done a great favor for the world. The world has not been, it has not been reciprocal because when I told NATO where we give billions and billions of dollars, trillions over the years, I said, do you mind coming up and giving us a little hand with the Straits, send up some, they didn't want to get involved!" "And I believe that's going to cost them dearly. Thank you very much everybody." Trump never forgets.

To commemorate my father’s 95th birthday, I want to remind Spock fans that dad’s parents were Ukrainian immigrants which shaped my father in many ways. Four years of Putin’s war has brought death and destruction to our people, our homeland. LLAP. #standwithukraine #ukraine

Seriously, this should be the end of any weapons deal with the US. Of any deal, actually. The US now have the reliability level of russia. Congratulations!

The Trump Admin has terminated security assistance funding to Ukraine. They literally haven't done shit for Ukraine except trying to strongarm them into a surrender. Allowing the Euros to buy our weapons in commercial transactions & then gift them to Ukraine isn't the signpost of an ally. It's the signpost of mercantilism. Rubio is a lying POS.

(1/10) @realDonaldTrump cited me as supporting his attack on Iran and expressing regret we didn’t do it during the Biden Administration. Except I didn’t.

@RepDonBacon @nytimes FT Putin asks oligarchs to donate to budget as cost of Ukraine war soars "🇷🇺 budget deficit for Jan+Feb swelled to more than 90% of the figure projected for the whole year as US sanctions forced Moscow to sell its oil at deep discounts+scared away buyers" ft.com/content/d10dfb…

.@nytimes: “Easing sanctions on Russia at this critical juncture, instead of increasing pressure, risks fueling Russia’s aggression and undermining progress we have made to reduce Russia’s global energy leverage,” Representatives Don Bacon, Republican of Nebraska, and Gregory W. Meeks of New York, the top Democrat on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, said in a letter to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Secretary of State Marco Rubio demanding answers on the administration’s decision to ease sanctions on Russian oil. nytimes.com/2026/03/25/us/…

Ukraine is America's war because it is the US that forced Ukraine to dispose of its nuclear deterrent in 1990s in exchange for fake "security guarantees." US engaged in economic & political coercion against Ukraine, which would've bankrupted Ukraine had they not complied. This is why this language appears in the Budapest Memorandum:

After months of delays the Swiss has suspended their payments for Patriot systems, what did the Americans do? They diverted the Swiss money for F-35s to pay for their own Patriots. Another theft.

How is Mark Rutte going to handle this one? Continue to be a lickspittle to Trump? If he doesn’t object to this outrageous theft strenuously, he should be removed from the job.

@SariArhoHavren NATO was created as a defense alliance, not an instrument of aggression its core principle is collective defense, enshrined in Art 5 "an attack on one ally is an attack on all" (the US the only ally who ever invoked it) NATO was/is not built on the idea of "collective offense"

1) And yet the US signed the Budapest memorandum, which guaranteed Ukraine’s sovereignty in exchange for giving up its nuclear weapons. The US broke this promise, and hasn't, by the way, contributed “more than anyone”, Europe has. 2) The US, as a NATO member, surely understands what NATO is, and going to war against Iran isn't within its mandate. It is America’s unilateral war.