🥦 Charlie Daikon 🥦

#SkyShieldNow Would tremendously free up Ukrainian forces and more importantly, protect civilians from russia's endless missile barrages targeted at them.

@zajobolamacz @UkrReview Nonsense. If it's a large majority system it would still require a lot of consensus to get things passed. But a system where all it takes to stall is one veto, well, I guess you heard about liberum veto eh?

@UkrReview So he admits that the purpose of the EU is to take away a nation's ability to decide about its foreign policy (and the same is true for any other policy, by the way). This is a foreign takeover, plain and simple.

🇩🇪🇪🇺German Foreign Minister Wadephul said that in order to increase the efficiency of the EU, it is necessary to switch to a qualified majority system of decision-making. According to him, unanimity hinders the effectiveness of the EU in foreign and security policy, especially in matters of assistance to Ukraine and sanctions against Russia.

@mketabchi @Palambill @Mylovanov No, russia asked for Ukraine's sovereignty because they obviously have great nation building ambitions as they always did. Biden has nothing to do with it. You obviously have no idea about the situation.

Russia asked for Ukraine neutrality. Biden did not agree to it; hence, the Russian invasion. Imagine Canada wanting to aim Russian nuclear missiles at the US along our border with Canada. I think we would wipe Canada off the map. You just saw what we did to Venezuela for being ‘friendly’ with Russia. Instead of supplying arms to Ukraine to fuel the war, we should try to stop the war as Trump, unlike Biden, has been trying to do. The alternative has not worked. As is, Ukraine has lost about 25% of its territory and the country now is a shell of its former self. I don’t have horse in this race. And I don’t give a dime about Russia or Ukraine; I just want the killing to stop. In the meantime, I call what I see.

Ex-CIA Director, Petraeus: Russia no longer has the upper hand. Russia heavily outnumbers and outguns Ukraine. It has economy 12 times of Ukraine's. Yet Ukraine's forces are stopping Russians on the frontline. Russians have achieved less than Ukrainians have in last 2 weeks. 1/

@DavidD_Chapman Yes yes, and Ukraine will fall within days to weeks. I think it's time for us to stop taking geopolitics advice from dudes with cappies.

Withdraw from NATO and withdraw all US troops from US bases in Europe and see how many days it takes Russia to conquer Europe.

Russian propaganda is truly retarded: - Ukrainians are "Banderite Nazis" and "Zionist Jews" at the same time - Ukrainian is just a "Russian dialect"... yet Russian was supposedly "banned" in Ukraine - Ukraine is "on the brink of collapse" but also an existential super-threat to Russia Pick one narrative, comrades. Coherence is for retarded westerners.

@Tercero_98 @AndrewPaulWood @Acyn Ah spare us the lame old nato made me do it line. russia is so concerned with nato they leave borders with nato countries empty to fight Ukraine.

@AndrewPaulWood @Acyn Not being in Nato is the whole point.

Lyman: It's hard to take seriously half of the country's dissatisfaction with the president when they were rallying against war with an actual nuclear power. Blow: You think that we shouldn’t have been supporting Ukraine? Lyman: I do not think that was our war. Mockler: So you guys are going to complain in one breath we shouldn't support Ukraine at all. And then you'll be like, wait a minute those same allies refused to come help us?

@Itsjusttepid @DastDn "Cowards" what does that even mean in geopolitics? This isn't a bar fight. The american admin is currently untrustworthy and erratic as proven over and over. They want to use and screw everybody over to get what they want. No serious country is buying it. Elect better leaders.

@DastDn I believe the answer is simply that they are unwilling to upset the radical Islamists within their borders. They are cowards.

Europeans are mishandling the Iran war on a monumental level. I don't know if it's fear of Iran's retaliation, payback for Trump's thuggery, reaction to the domestic political imperatives, or a combination of all of these. But denial of base/airspace use, to quote Talleyrand:

@vincavani @Gerashchenko_en Post 911

@Gerashchenko_en Rubio is 100% correct. The US doesn't need EU cowards to fight in Iran; EU doesn't have the skills like the US & Israel. EU hides behind US protection. Yet EU can't even allow the US to use bases or fly over their countries?!?! The US doesn't need such weak disloyal allies ⚔️🇺🇸

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio: we're going to have to re-examine our relationship with Europe. When we need them to allow us to use their military bases, their answer is no, then why are we in NATO? If NATO is just about us defending Europe if they’re attacked, but them denying us basing rights when we need them, that’s not a very good arrangement. That’s a hard one to stay engaged in.

@logicsblade @ukraine_map Europe has been severely reducing it's dependency on russian import. Its almost nothing now for the majority. And not all countries are going full green. Jesus man you can google these stats easily 🤦‍♂️

@ukraine_map Who is buying all of the Russian Oil besides India and China?? Oh wait! Europe!! Here is an idea, how about Europe stop shooting themselves in the foot by supporting the Greens virtue signaling and destroying their nuclear reactors??? Huh?? Sound great?? 🤪

1. The US 🇺🇸 stopped sending all military aid to Ukraine 🇺🇦 since mid-2025 2. Has recently delayed European weapons orders from US manufacturers from arriving 3. Has deprioritized intelligence sharing with Ukraine The vast majority of the intelligence Ukraine uses for strikes comes from its own reconnaissance teams/UAVs and from the UK/France 4. The US removed oil sanctions on Russia. Currently, Russia is gaining over $10 billion more per month due to the war in Iran; thankfully, Ukrainian-made drones are striking oil ports in Russia, like Ust-Luga and Primorsk, to counter that increase in Russian oil revenue. The US has done almost everything it can to help Russia: removed sanctions, increased its oil revenue, stopped sending weapons to Ukraine, stopped European orders from coming in, stopped economic aid, and decreased intelligence. If they stopped intelligence sharing entirely, that would be the last possible thing the US could do to completely stop aiding Ukraine in any way. Apparently, by their logic, the US stopping 99% of aid and co-operation with Ukraine is okay, so long as 1% remains, they can claim the US is still helping.

@JerzyB620839 @Propeertys Jedyne w co cię wepchnie do wojny z rosją to słabość. I to oni wtedy atakują. Cieszy Cię ta perspektywa?

@Propeertys Nie wiem z czego sie cieszysz. Niektorzy pokazuja mape ze Ukraina uzyla przestrzeni powietrznej Polski i krajow baltyckich do tego ataku terorystycznego. Poza problemami gospodarczymi zwiazanym z wojna z Iranem, Polska moze zostac wepchnieta do wojny z Rosja. Cieszy cie to?

Ukraina pokrzyżowała plan Putina zarobienia miliardów na wojnie z Iranem. Po podniesieniu cen przez wojnę w Iranie Moskwa zarabiała na energii 760 mln dolarów dziennie. Tak więc Ukraina uderzyła w największy w Rosji bałtycki port naftowy – Ust-Ługa, odcinając przepływ środków pieniężnych, atakując infrastrukturę eksportową

@Biz_Ukraine_Mag Classic rules still apply, if the bots are crying then it was a good move. The bots are crying very much.

President Zelenskyy's response to the Iran War has been a masterclass in diplomacy. He recognized almost immediately that Ukraine could play a key role countering Iranian drones, dispatched teams of experts without delay, and has now become the first Western leader to visit the Gulf region since the war began. By moving so nimbly, Zelenskyy has secured vital support for his own country's war effort, laid the foundations for potentially game-changing strategic partnerships with the Gulf states, and significantly enhanced Ukraine's standing on the global stage as a major military power and a world leader in drone warfare

@JohnFarren15 @JavierBlas

German Energy Minister Katherina Reiche: the nuclear shutdown “was a huge mistake.” #CERAWeek

@Macilias @kzet69 @joni_askola Zresztą, jeśli pójdzie jak przewidują to przegra niedługo. Po prostu nie widzę sensu we wspieraniu przegranego konia. Mogli tam za parę miechow pojechać.

@Macilias @kzet69 @joni_askola Dużo z tego to też teatr, wątpię czy dużo putina publiczne słowa przejmują. I fakt, może jedni z nich widzą topiacy się statek i szukają wyjść, ale orban chyba już wiele za głęboko w tym jest. Swoją drogą nie sojuszników, jako podwładnych. Car jest tylko jeden, jak to rosja.

”I may have endorsed Putin, but that doesn’t mean I’m pro-Russian. Listen to me!”

@ArchmagosKiran @Melbana222 @Mylovanov Fair enough, although you might not care about economy, but economy cares about you haha. You can only ignore and push on so much. When the common person starts feeling consequences (no food no jobs) and moscow kids get drafted, that's when you have any chance at change there.

@Amd66b @Melbana222 @Mylovanov Russians dont care about their economy nearly as much as west does. the end reality is that if such shooting starts, the only viablae strategy would be to aim for total societal disintegration of Russia.

Pierre Vandier, NATO Admiral: Ukraine proved Europe cannot sustain industrial-scale war. Ammunition is being consumed faster than it can be produced. Stockpiles, industry, and planning were built for limited operations not prolonged, high-intensity conflict. 1/

@TallbarFIN That famous quote of old pal goebbels springs to mind.

No one who supports russia's actions in Ukraine has the right to call anyone a warmonger. These accusations are heard specifically from supporters of russia. Have you noticed?

@Macilias @kzet69 @joni_askola Simion na meczu, teraz Orban i jego przylepy. To jest wszysztko rosyjska strefa wpływów, wolałbym żeby oni się w to nie babrali imo

@Macilias @kzet69 @joni_askola Szczerze jestem coś w stylu center-left, nie głosowałem na niego ale próbuje dać szansę. Mi się wydaje trochę, że to też teatr dla trumpa, więc rozumiem, warto te drzwi trzymać otwarte. Ale z drugiej strony oni jakby szukają wszedzie przyjaciół tylko nie tam gdzie jesteśmy.

@pl_european I suspect that this is what will happen now. It was always a liability and now nobody can close their eyes and ears anymore to the problem.

Fucking hell, we need to move away from gas and fossil fuels. Just electrify the fucking system; invest in nuclear, solar and wind. From one side we have Russia blackmailing the EU with energy, then we have Middle East dependence, now we have the US blackmailing the EU.

@Macilias @kzet69 @joni_askola Nikt obecnie u władzy w Polsce nie jest tak naprawdę pro rosyjski. Ale chyba musisz przyznac, że wybieranie się do orbana miesiąc przed wyborami to nie za bardzo wizualnie. Ludzie dokładnie to odbierają jak się można było tego spodziewa, jako wspieranie kandydata. Okropna gafa.

@kzet69 @joni_askola On sam przy każdej okazji wyzywa putina od tego czym jest i zaproponował lepszy program dozbrojenia polskiej armii, to też endorsowanie putina?!

@PweaseS30927 @joni_askola He's not pro russian. The political landacape here is not that simple.

@joni_askola These Eastern European countries are strange. They all have terrible history with Russia and claim to hate Russia and then they elect the most pro Russian candidate for no reason whatsoever.

With everything Poles say, you would think that they wouldn’t elect someone who serves Russia as president, but they did