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Jarosław Bratkiewicz: Były dyrektor Departamentu Wschodniego (od 2007) i dyrektor polityczny MSZ (od 2010). Zaufany współpracownik Radosława Sikorskiego. Regularny autor esejów w Gazecie Wyborczej - w cyklu „Adam Michnik poleca”. 🇵🇱 "mocarstwem" we współpracy z 🇩🇪 i 🇷🇺.

BREAKING: The IRGC has released images of a Polish-built Tiguar M UAV allegedly operated by the U.S. Army and shot down over southern Iran by the IRGC Ground Forces' 48th Fath Brigade in Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad Province. The Tiguar M is the military version of the Polish-designed Tiguar UAV. U.S. Army Green Berets from the 1st Special Forces Group tested Tiguar drones during Exercise Balikatan 2026 in the Philippines between April 20 and 24, focusing particularly on their long-range communications capabilities. Images of the UAV recovered in Iran appear to show a Starlink or Starshield terminal installed on the airframe in an improvised configuration, apparently to maintain beyond-line-of-sight communications with its operators. The standard Tiguar M has also been displayed with a SATCOM antenna. The Tiguar M has a length of approximately 2.32 metres, a wingspan of 4.1 metres, a maximum take-off weight of 25 kilograms, a claimed endurance exceeding 20 hours, and the ability to carry intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance payloads. Its apparent employment in Iran could indicate that U.S. Army ground forces are using smaller, relatively inexpensive ISR platforms to support targeting and battle damage assessment, potentially improving the accuracy and effectiveness of M142 HIMARS strikes. Such aircraft are also cheaper and easier to replace than larger reconnaissance UAVs. #OperationEpicFury

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@_Divoure @Tatarigami_UA You have very bad understanding of real situation. No country that is at war on it's own territory benefits from it. Ukraine is fighting for survival.

@K_Strzezymir @Tatarigami_UA And now, here we are. 4+ years later. Ukraine is stronger than ever before. Strongest European army and it's not even close. Zelenskyy was&is the right man for the job. There is nobody better at doing what he does and what he has done. What he accomplished is truly mindbending.

It's quite sad to see someone who earned widespread respect through years of brave actions, personal sacrifices, and difficult wartime decisions lose so much of that reputation and support in such a short time because of a handful of entirely avoidable choices.

@_Divoure @Tatarigami_UA 1. Nice strawman. 2. Ukraine don't need to hold back anymore. 3. It's USA that helps them to attack Russian energy infrastructure, intelligence and drone tech. 4. Europe finances and creates "Ukrainian" tech solutions. 5. Ukraine lose equipment and people - it is weakened.

@K_Strzezymir @Tatarigami_UA What a dumbfuck argument. Don't pretend that only Ukraine benefits from these arrangements and "aid". Having to fight a war with an arm tied behind their back, having to always appease these relentless pathetic manchildren. Esp. the one at America's helm. Aid is NOT free.

@_Divoure @Tatarigami_UA Because he underestimated the reaction of the population, soldiers and allies... As he did with anti-corruption agencies, Budanov, UPA ect.

@K_Strzezymir @Tatarigami_UA If he needed power, influence, of which he has plenty inc the trust of the people then why the fuck would he do this to decrease all of it? You don't know what's behind the curtain and what forces are pressuring Zelenskyy. He is not malicious, he is not selfish. You're stupid.

@_Divoure @Tatarigami_UA "only" - nice strawan. "the moment Americans left"- and what was happening before that, was Afganistan run by Taliban or not?... Russia had economical and military potential to overcome Ukrainian military it they had no external help.

@K_Strzezymir @Tatarigami_UA If aid was the only thing that prevented collapse.. Were you born yesterday or did you also witness what happened w/ Taliban the moment Americans left, after leaving SO much "aid". Soldiers prevent collapse not aid. You try in vain to take away from the achievements of Ukraine.

@_Divoure @Tatarigami_UA You are ridiculous. By load shedding, importing electricity, lower usage (milions of people left) and not paying for it from their own pocket. After the war € billions will have to be spend to make Ukraine stand up on their own. They are weakened by war, not strengthened.

@K_Strzezymir @Tatarigami_UA And even during it. They make do. ruzia cannot subdue Ukraine, it has bombed them relentlessly with everything they got + soviet inherited stockpiles and yet here they are. The lights are on, the streets are buzzing, they survive and even thrive. You underestimate everything.

@_Divoure @Tatarigami_UA But he can lose this position. It's not about balancing but as every president of Ukraine tries consolidate power.

@K_Strzezymir @Tatarigami_UA You have no evidence for this. He is already at the top and at the strongest position you can be of Ukrainian country. There are forces he needs to balance and keep in check/keep the peace. He is not stupid. Your takes are off the mark.

@_Divoure @Tatarigami_UA He had some character developed during war also. Like the time when he tried to take control of anti-corruption institutions to cover his close circle, and was ultimately stoped by EU, US and population.

@K_Strzezymir @Tatarigami_UA Buddy, I am not talking pre-war. This man has had some serious character development and become who he was meant to be. He was a shy lame duck before the war as far as I can tell. He is, now, the greatest leader of all time to lead a wartime country and it's not even close.

@_Divoure @Tatarigami_UA Not nessesary, you could find more professional, less involved in all those messy deals person. It's simply what they choose before war

@K_Strzezymir @Tatarigami_UA Again, nice strawman though. I said "if you were at war" I didn't say peacetime president. He isn't a good peacetime president/leader but the best leader for wartime and it's not close.

@_Divoure @Tatarigami_UA Delusional. They have second lowest GDP per capita in Europe. If we deduct the foreign aid, it would be even worse. Even with grow like in Four Asian Tigers it will takes decades to be on level with central Europe.

@K_Strzezymir @Tatarigami_UA They develop weapons and have huge money potential for tech and advancements. They will be the largest economy in Europe after the war. You're so shortsighted. They are stronger than ever, aid or not, irrelevant and takes nothing away from this fact.

@_Divoure @Tatarigami_UA As you said it's critical. That doesn't make them stronger, it's vulnerability that can be exploited. Russians spend around 10% of their budget and from their own pocket... When the war will end Ukraine will have to demobilize all of those people and cut spending.

@K_Strzezymir @Tatarigami_UA You do realise the soldiers have to get paid and therefore a huge portion of money goes to that. They would find a way without aid and still fight. Even still, aid being provided is critical and it does not mean Ukraine is weaker, what a stupid argument.

@_Divoure @Tatarigami_UA Not having it now doesn't make them stronger. It will takes decades and biliona of € they don't have.

@K_Strzezymir @Tatarigami_UA It is. Energy production can be rebuilt. It was soviet era grid. Everything can be rebuilt better, more modern and will be after the war.

One of the main reasons it has proven so difficult to build a broad coalition against the authoritarian axis is the West’s reluctance to define competition with China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea in ideological terms. This reluctance has two sources today: On one side are America’s “flexible realists,” who dismiss democratic values as a source of strategic strength. That allows them, for example, to advance ideas such as peeling Russia away from China. Such propositions can only appear “realistic” if one ignores that this is not merely a partnership of convenience, but an alliance of authoritarian states united by a shared determination to challenge and weaken democratic systems. On the other are many European democrats, who are unwilling to acknowledge that their own policy of engagement with authoritarian China and Russia helped create Europe’s dangerous economic dependence on those anti- democratic regimes. Of course, this reluctance to frame the competition with the authoritarian axis as an ideological struggle - apart of mentioned above motivations - can be explained by the desire to buy time and pursue a strategy of consolidation. But this is precisely where the contradiction lies. It is impossible to consolidate the Free World to confront authoritarian China and Russia without appealing to the defense of democratic values. Without such a unifying purpose, the Free World is practically nonexistent concept and authoritarian axis will always enjoy the relative strategic advantage. As long as the democratic world lacks ideological leadership determined to organize a grand coalition of the Free World against the authoritarian axis, that axis will continue to gain the strategic initiative. And such leadership cannot be built on “flexible realism.” A strategy that abandons the defense of democratic values undermines both the democratic credentials and the strategic cohesion of the Free World.

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@_Divoure @Tatarigami_UA So you think he's the best leader in the world? As a reminder, before the invasion began, Zelensky's position was falling, the war was forcing people to rally around the flag, which increased support, but that didn't mean he was the best leader.

@K_Strzezymir @Tatarigami_UA If you were at war would you rather have any other person in the world as your leader other than Zelenskyy? The guy who says he needs more ammo & not a ride when faced with death and collapse and only a slim chance. He believed in Ukrainians and chose to stay and take charge.

@_Divoure @Tatarigami_UA Not all bad decisions are necessarily the result of Zelensky stupidity; bad decisions can be aimed at building one's own position, even at Ukraine's expense.

@K_Strzezymir @Tatarigami_UA How about you just read my initial comment again. What a stupid response to my comment. Cba fighting strawmen and things I didn't say. You responded to ghosts. None of your responses is responsive to anything I said btw. Read it again.

@_Divoure @Tatarigami_UA That is the Ukrainian media not my ass. Nobody is speaking in terms of black and white except you, he's just not the flawless hero you think he is.

@K_Strzezymir @Tatarigami_UA You're just talking out your ass. You don't know. There are already rumours. It takes time to pivot. He will come through & listen to the people once again, as he has in the past. Have some faith. It's not all black n white - he has a good heart and we all know it & have seen it.