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@EA77___ @IRANinKENYA @POTUS “Internet was shut off, so they’ve got a lot to hide.”😄😄 Brilliant. Governments hiding things during war or crisis ; what a shocking discovery. Next you’ll tell us states also lie, censor, and run propaganda.

@IRANinKENYA @POTUS Try to frame this as a victory all you want, but a country that shuts internet off from their people for nearly 3 months means they’ve got a lot to hide. Did you bury your supreme leader yet or is he still in ice?

Just 80 days ago Trump @POTUS bragged: “I changed the regime in Iran.” Now? He’s dragged half the world in as mediators just to beg the Islamic Republic for a deal. 😂 How the mighty fall.

@hamidmohmand @IRANinKENYA @POTUS “Get off Twitter” is hilarious.🤣🤣🤣 You just delivered a full regime-change speech, announced leadership elimination, demanded uranium surrender… then got emotionally exhausted by a tweet. Superpower energy. Fragile nervous system.

@IRANinKENYA @POTUS Well, half of the IRGC is eliminated, including your supreme leader. You are forced to hand over your enriched uranium. There is nothing for you to brag about. Get off Twitter.

@cyprien_ronze Encore une stratégie de canapé bien au chaud. Depuis le salon, tout est simple : - fermer le ciel, - ivrer plus de missiles, - frapper plus loin, - escalader encore. Mais ce ne sont pas les stratèges Twitter qui dormiront sous les débris quand l’autre camp répondra.

90 missiles, dont 36 balistiques (Oreshnik), et 600 drones. La Russie terroriste continue l'escalade, sans la moindre proportionnalité. Cela ne changera rien à leurs difficultés sur le terrain. Poutine est acculé, désespéré. Une seule urgence désormais : protéger le ciel 🇺🇦. #SkyShield

@willthiel People talk about giving Ukraine IRBMs as if Russia will just sit in a museum like a statue, politely watching the escalation ladder move upward. Wars are not one-player games. The other side gets a turn.

So that’s it? Based on the lack of immediate reaction from major and middle world powers, are we just normalising intermediate range ballistic missiles (IRBM) use now? Because if we regularly see them, 🇺🇦 needs to get into them soon and I don’t want to hear any crying about it

@willthiel And when Russia responds with its own escalation, everyone will rediscover international law, civilian risk and nuclear danger. Twitter strategy always stops before the opponent’s next move.

@Brahmbeere “There’s no place for it in Europe” is not analysis. It is excommunication language. Europe has always included brutal empires, wars, invasions and massacres. Pretending violence is “non-European” is just Europe laundering its own history

By using ICBM on Ukraine, Ruzzia has shown it belongs to another continent. There’s no place for it in Europe.

@MelnykAndrij This is how war discourse rots the brain: First: civilians are suffering. Then: the enemy is absolute evil. Then: “burn in hell eternally.” The moral language becomes so hot that political thinking evaporates. Indignation is not a strategy.

Just on Friday, Russia, acting as an impostor permanent member, abused the UN Security Council to stage a grotesque circus in Starobilsk. And already this very night, Putin launched the most barbaric missile strike on civilians in Kyiv. May Russia burn in hell eternally🤬🔥🔥🔥

@IngaTolockiene @MFA_Ukraine @LTembassyUA @UKRinLTU @LithuaniaMFA Every escalation becomes “proof of collapse,” yet the missiles, drones and production keep arriving. Maybe stop confusing brutality with weakness. Sometimes a state escalates because it still has capacity, not because it is dying.

The whole infernal menu, including Oreshnik, was thrown at a European capital&region, wave after wave, for 5 hours. Kyiv woke up heavily burning, wounded, but free. Such attacks come from the agony of a failing aggressor running out of cards. This evil must be defeated for good.

@PawlowskiMario Every tragedy becomes fuel for escalation slogans. “Worst night since 2022” is horrific. But horror does not automatically create a workable endgame. Wars are not solved by promising that someone will “pay one day.” That is grief talking like strategy

Russia will pay one day dearly, one way or another, and everyone who supports this 🤬 Worst night in Kyiv, most likely since 2022. Over 50 missiles and 700 drones. Many civilian facilities destroyed.

@TarasKuzio People write these escalation fantasies as if Russia would just sit there like a decorative statue while its leadership centers are attacked. This is the problem with Twitter geopolitics: everyone imagines escalation as one-sided.

Zelenskyy has held back far too long. It is time Ukraine: 1) Foments uprisings in Belarus by sending the 2 Belarusian volunteer battalions covertly into Belarus. 2) Jointly with Moldova destroy the Russian Transdniestr puppet enclave. 3) Destroy Russia's central presidential and governmental centres.

@maria_drutska “Their economy will collapse completely, their army will be defeated.” But this collapse prophecy has been repeated since 2022 like a prayer. Hope is human. Wishful thinking is not strategy.

The massive attack on Kyiv is another sign of how desperate Russia is getting. They still think they can scare us into submission, that we'll surrender before their economy collapses completely and their army is defeated. Think again. We are Ukrainians. We will not surrender.

@maria_drutska At some point, “desperation” becomes less analysis and more emotional weather forecast. And “We will not surrender” is powerful as morale. But morale is not a strategy by itself. Slogans keep people standing. They don’t magically solve the balance of power.

@franakviacorka Modern geopolitics always sounds so morally clean when your bloc escalates. More weapons, more sanctions, more missile deployments, more pressure, more confrontation , all packaged as “defending peace.” Everyone’s escalation is defensive in their own press release.

Russia must pay for its massive overnight attack against Ukraine. It continues its blatant terror with the complicity of Lukashenka. Deployment of “Oreshnik” missiles in Belarus threatens the entire region. We must strengthen support for Ukraine and increase pressure on dictators

@CCknockout The slogan is contradictory by itself “Ukraine is already defeating Russia”+“Ukraine urgently needs NATO protection now” So which is it? An unstoppable military force or a state that cannot survive without immediate external shield?

Ukraine needs to come under the protection of NATO. Now. The Ukrainian Army has proven themselves mighty and formidable with drone technology like no other. Russia needs to 🔥

@AndyHunder Every missile strike is immediately framed as: “proof the enemy is collapsing.” Three years later, both sides still claim the other is desperate, finished, isolated and near defeat. War propaganda is basically astrology with explosions.

Another brutal night in Kyiv with ballistic missiles causing destruction and devastation. Putin is hitting civilian infrastructure as his army has lost over 1 million Russian soldiers killed or injured on the frontlines. Putin’s war crimes must be stopped

@AndyHunder Show me one major modern war where civilian civilian deaths stayed below military deaths. One. Modern war targets energy, logistics, transport, communications and morale because civil and military systems overlap constantly. Horrible? Yes. Unique? No.

@SheilaBrown1090 @Euro2030Group @Poulin2012 @AMK_Mapping_ 🤣🤣🤣 Le plus drôle, c’est que le meme prouve involontairement mon point. - Voir aucune complexité. - N’entendre aucune histoire. - Ne parler qu’en slogans. Puis appeler ça une analyse géopolitique

@TLunveiled @Euro2030Group @Poulin2012 @AMK_Mapping_

🔴 Attaque sur Kiev Selon le compte très documenté @AMK_Mapping_ , la Russie a lancé 111 missiles. Les principales cibles de cette frappe étaient les industries de défense ukrainiennes à Kiev. Les objectifs suivants ont été visés : - Usine de défense « Artem » à Kyiv (50.46181, 30.48462) - Bureau du SBU du district de Podilskyi à Kyiv (50.46565, 30.51485) - Cible indéterminée au niveau ou à proximité du dépôt de réparation navale à Kyiv (50.48148, 30.51604) - Ancienne usine chimique « Radical » à Kyiv (50.45474, 30.65312) - Cibles dans la zone industrielle de Darnytsky à Kyiv (50.42763, 30.69182) - Usine « Analitprylad » à Kyiv (50.45175, 30.42651) - Ancienne usine « Rele i Avtomatyky » à Kyiv (50.44858, 30.42187) - « Lagoda Business Park » à Kyiv (50.4444, 30.4529) - Entrepôt « ATB » à Sviatopetrivske, oblast de Kyiv (50.38514, 30.29535) - Entrepôt de la société logistique « Chaika » à Chaiky, oblast de Kyiv (50.44001, 30.30379) - Base aérienne de Starokostyantyniv, oblast de Khmelnytskyi (50.42763, 30.69182) - Cible inconnue près de Kropyvnytskyi, oblast de Kirovohrad (probablement la base aérienne de Kanatove) - Cible inconnue dans le sud de l’oblast de Zhytomyr - Cible inconnue à Bila Tserkva, oblast de Kyiv - Cible inconnue près de Mayaky, oblast d’Odesa - Cible inconnue dans le nord-ouest de l’oblast de Poltava - Cible inconnue au sud de Dnipro

@ManiamAkash pretending Donbas had no internal conflict, no Ukrainian state failures, no militias, no Minsk breakdown, no Western/Russian proxy logic is not analysis. It is moral flattening

russia is solely responsible for all the suffering and death in Donbas since 2014. They bring nothing but misery and destruction. They don't liberate but occupy and erase. Anything said otherwise is feeble propaganda. x.com/i/status/20584…

russia bombed Kyiv's sleeping civilians for five hours. russia wants to terrorise a peaceful population into submission. Why do we let them? Close the skies. Use their assets to arm Ukraine. Stop buying their energy. Isolate them from the world. Come on

@ManiamAkash “Why do we let them?” because states are not run by comment-section adrenaline. Closing skies, seizing assets, total isolation, energy war all have escalation costs, legal risks and economic blowback. Moral outrage is easy. Managing consequences is the adult part.

@TimInHonolulu This is how Twitter geopolitics works: every month the escalation fantasy gets bigger because reality refuses to produce the movie ending people wanted.

Should Ukraine destroy the Kremlin?