Mikel Lofty

@IuliiaMendel The most pressing question is how did Ukraine get Russian children? Why are the Russian children kidnapped by Ukraine not mentioned in western media? mofa.gov.qa/en/qatar/lates…

I would like to ask every parent from the U.S. and the EU, if their children were kidnapped by Russia, would they prefer more installations, forums and politicians wearing t-shirts with slogans, or would they want someone capable of negotiating directly with Putin in charge. In Brussels, they have just opened yet another installation on this topic — supposedly to “remind people about the children abducted by Russia and help bring them home.” Recently, I saw a European politician dress her entire team in T-shirts reading “Bring kids back” and promise a powerful response in the form of yet another forum. In reality, I know they can do nothing more than fund these PR campaigns. Western taxpayers’ money is simply being used to feed one publicity stunt after another — stunts that achieve nothing. Meanwhile, those who are actually involved in returning the children often avoid any publicity, believing that it only gets in the way. More forums, empty nice speeches and tweets, t-shirts with slogans? Fetishizing the so-called ‘resilience’ of Ukrainians, while being incapable to actually resolve the war?

@_M_Mountain_ Is there anything left of Armenia's economy?

@_M_Mountain_ Okay, don't cry when the Russians stop selling cheap gas and so does Iran, when they stop importing Armenian agricultural products, when Russian tourism to Armenia is banned, and (when Armenian diaspora remittances are banned or more than a million Armenians in Russia are deporte

Europeans / European Union are coming to Armenia to stay, and that’s good. Many Russians are also coming and contributing positively. The only expectation is simple: if you come to Armenia, have the basic respect to recognize it as a European civilization. If you come here and misrepresent our civilization and culture to us, then please reconsider being here. Armenia welcomes people from all over the world. But if you refuse to recognize Armenia as European, it shows a lack of respect and understanding of our history, civilization, and lack of respect toward the Armenian nation. It would be like me going to Russia and claiming it is not a Slavic European country but is a Mongolian horde country - that would be disrespectful now, wouldn’t it? Or going to live in Turkey and telling Turks they are not a Turkic civilization - also disrespectful. So if you choose to live in Armenia, show the minimum respect for our democratic, Christian, European civilization and do not misrepresent it.

@BarretK @TheArtsian That's what you're talking about.

@LoftyMikel @TheArtsian That’s not what I am talking about.

Armenia isn’t out of the CSTO by choice, Aliyev is calling the shots. Just like when he forced Pashinyan to walk away from the OSCE Minsk Group.

@IuliiaMendel Using the same logic as the Israelis and Europeans regarding Gaza, Sumy is a city on the front line. What are civilians doing in a hospital on the front line when there are more than 100,000 hospitals in Ukraine far from the front line?

Russia sent a swarm of drones into Sumy overnight and slammed one straight into a hospital roof. 15 people wounded — including 3 children. Homes and cars shredded. The war takes its toll every day... 😢

@Kavkazic @crymea_bitcoin @hayqmets Any dwarf country has the freedom to have good relations but not the freedom to form alliances, this is one of the basics of geopolitics. If you want to break these basics, don't cry when the consequences occur.

@crymea_bitcoin @hayqmets No I want to live in a sovereign and independent state that has good relations with all its neighbors. Your Kremlin propaganda is old and was exposed long ago

🇦🇲🇷🇺 Questions conveniently ignored by those pushing Armenia into becoming an "anti-Russian hub". 1. Our nuclear power plant provides about 40 percent of the country's electricity. It operates exclusively on Russian fuel and technology. If Armenia continues on the path of becoming an "anti-Russian hub", what would be the alternative source of fuel supply, at what cost, and technically how would that transition be implemented so that the country does not fall into an energy blockade? 2. Armenia receives gas at the border for 165 dollars, one of the lowest prices in the world. If the "anti-Russian hub" project continues, the price could reach market levels, 400 to 600 dollars. Who would compensate for this difference, and how would that affect our economy and the social conditions of the population? 3. The overwhelming majority of Armenia's finished products, agricultural goods, beverages, light industry, etc., are sold in the EAEU market with 0 percent customs duty. What is the alternative market that is ready to accept Armenian products tomorrow at the same volumes, without years of implementing new quality standards? 4. Leaving the CSTO and the military alliance with Russia would also mean the removal of the 102nd base and border troops. Which state is ready tomorrow to stand at Armenia's borders with real forces and a nuclear umbrella as a genuine counterweight to Turkey and Azerbaijan, and is there any official declaration of such from any country? 5. More than 90 percent of our armaments are of Soviet or Russian standard. How much time and how many billions of dollars would be needed to bring the entire army to "NATO standards", and who would provide those funds? Will Armenia be "allowed" to have an army? 6. Leaving the EAEU would also mean losing privileged conditions at Upper Lars and other transport routes. How would Armenia's logistical connection to the outside world be resolved? 7. What will be the fate of over two million Armenians in Armenia and over a million ethnic Armenians in Russia, who are one way or another dependent on the Russian economy and remittances? 8. Our strategic partner Iran has repeatedly stated that it is against the presence of Western extraregional powers in the region. How do you envision Armenia's relations with Iran if Armenia becomes a Western military foothold? 9. Even if one can do mental gymnastics to answer these troubling questions, what happens in the end is Armenia becoming a much more dependent country. This time, that dependency would shift to two neighbouring states with openly hostile intentions toward Armenian statehood and people - Turkey and Azerbaijan. Good luck!

@hayqmets 40% of tourists in Armenia are Russians. (Tourism in Armenia brings about 6 billion dollar)

@BarretK @TheArtsian Is Artsakh is a part of Armenia? No, Even Armenia doesn't know about it. Go and remind Pashinyan about it and then speak

@TheArtsian Armenia is out of the CSTO because the CSTO did nothing when Armenia was attacked by Azerbaijan. Stop reciting Azeri talking points.

@Stevelawson2026 @Chris76822191 @RickSanchezTV Damn All NATO nations infecting the world.

@LoftyMikel @Chris76822191 @RickSanchezTV Damn 3rd worlders infecting the world.

12-year-old boy in Russia was KILLED by a Ukrainian drone hours after celebrating his birthday. His five-year-old sister survived with severe burns. If the sides were reversed, this would be front-page news across the West. But when the victim is Russian, the story simply DISAPPEARS. More stories Western media won’t tell you: bitchute.com/channel/4BfnNK…

@Stevelawson2026 @Chris76822191 @RickSanchezTV Lol, we are not ones invading others... If there are evils, it's you and all your nation

@LoftyMikel @Chris76822191 @RickSanchezTV Of course you’re from another shithole Muslim country

@Stevelawson2026 @Chris76822191 @RickSanchezTV Sure, that's why, 90% of population o Gaza in Rafah (the city is the border with Egypt) Your hypocrisy and lies, that's why, there is no mercy even if all ukrainians are dead

@LoftyMikel @Chris76822191 @RickSanchezTV The difference is Ukrainians protect their children by sending them as far from the war as possible while Hamas brings children to front to die so that losers like you can use their deaths for anti western propaganda.

@Glenn_Diesen 2013: Source: U.S. Polling: (The USA has a strong anti-Russian bias) They found a clear majority of people thinking of themselves as Russians "Public Opinion Survey Residents of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea (May 16 – 30, 2013)" pdf.usaid.gov/pdf_docs/pnaec…

@Leomans8 @AUmanyan @DaoParis @France24_en We did not lose a single inch of our land

@LoftyMikel @AUmanyan @DaoParis @France24_en Go take care your goverment, fcng got fucker

'They are stealing the election': How Armenia became the next Russia-EU battlefield ➡️ go.france24.com/Ow9

The alleged "War Crimes" committed in Bucha back in 2022 set the stage for a far wider concerted demonisation of Russia But many questions remain about who did the killing there- The BBC, CNN and Zelensky are telling you a different story, and you can trust them, Right?

@AUmanyan @DaoParis @France24_en Lol, if i follow this logic, Euro Media supports Ukraine so it publish propaganda. Russia is right euromedia24.com/en/post/19510

@LoftyMikel @DaoParis @France24_en :)))) Well, you've been caught. Your site has long been exposed as part of a Russian botnet engaged in disinformation and financed from Moscow. Хотя ты, еблан балалаечник, лучше понимаешь на русском. Верно?

@AlbanDardania85 @nikstankovic_ Lol, it was not to be rich without these debts and aid. Polish debt is 47.5% of its economy🤣🤣

@LoftyMikel @nikstankovic_ 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Poland can repay EASILY that debt. It is RICH country now because instead of being ruZZian vassal it became member of NATO and the EU and hence RAPIDLY advanced economically.

Pro-EU Serbians struggle both with data and with basic economic literacy. Most DENY a very easily provable fact that since Croatia joined the EU in 2013 (while Serbia still has not), Serbia's GDP grew faster than Croatia's. Since 2013 Croatia's economy grew about 94% cumulative. During the same time, Serbia's economy grew about 122%. The few that can do basic math then start moving the goal post: "Yes, but Croatia is still richer." So are Switzerland, France and any number of countries. In order to catch up Serbia has to grow faster than Croatia. There is no mathematical way for Serbia to catch up with Croatia's GDP per capita without growing faster than Croatia. This is happening with Serbia being OUT OF THE EU, while Croatia is IN THE EU. Absolutely zero reason to believe that Serbia joining the EU increase Serbia's GDP. On the contrary: reason to believe Serbia's growth would slow down after joining the EU, thus never catching up with Croatia, much less with anyone else. Serbia's economic growth is related to foreign investment from China, Turkey, UAE, Russia. If Serbia were part of the EU, none of it would have been allowed, in exchange for some "free money" promises, which would have been withheld until Serbia does any number of things, including recognizing Kosovo, joining NATO, etc. The comparison with Croatia is most relevant for Serbia, because they are close in size and share a common history. Unlike Poland or Estonia, which also joined the EU much earlier.

@AlbanDardania85 @nikstankovic_ No country in the world got financial aid and debts than Poland

@nikstankovic_ 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Poland GDP in 1990 = $66 billion Serbia GDP in 1990 = $40 billion Poland GDP in 2025 = $1 TRILLION Serbia GDP in 2025 = $ 100 billion

@Gitmo13 @nikstankovic_ Why do millions of Armenians and Moldovans work and live in Russia and only a thousand in Europe when Russia is so bad for you?

@nikstankovic_ And a second question, why millions of Serbs work and living in the EU and only 1 thousand in Russia when the EU is so bad for you ?

@Leomans8 @AUmanyan @DaoParis @France24_en LOL, and those Armenian writers from Pro-EU newspapers lie as well

@LoftyMikel @AUmanyan @DaoParis @France24_en Man im armenian and im listening to all hes speech, you can go fcg yourself maniplator provakator kleris glux