Dmytro Bratanov

Every day Ukraine fights is a day Europe doesn't have to.

One day, kids will study Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu the same way we studied Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin.

Europe, It Is Time to Say It Out Loud There is a moment in every slow-motion crisis when silence stops being diplomacy and starts being complicity. We have arrived at that moment. The U.S. Treasury Department, on Friday, extended its pause on sanctions against Russian oil shipments , quietly letting the Kremlin keep filling its war chest. This came two days after Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told reporters, explicitly, that Washington would not renew the waiver. He said it plainly. Then the administration reversed course without explanation. No press conference. Just a signature on a document that sends more money to Moscow. Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Moscow’s energy revenues had been restrained. That restraint is now gone. The Iran war has handed Putin a windfall, with Russian oil revenues nearly doubling in March alone. The sanctions architecture that Europe and America built together, over years, is being quietly dismantled in thirty-day increments. And where are Europe’s leaders? This is not a rhetorical question. It demands an honest answer. Because the pattern is now clear enough that any European head of government who still speaks of Washington as a reliable partner is either not paying attention or not willing to say what they know to be true. The waivers could impede the West’s efforts to deprive Russia of revenue for its war in Ukraine and put Washington at odds with its allies.  That is not a fringe view. That is the assessment of American lawmakers from both parties. Europe’s leaders must stop whispering their concerns in closed rooms and start saying them at lecterns. Publicly. With names attached. The continent is not without agency here. Europe has its own sanctions regimes, its own diplomatic leverage, its own voice in international institutions. What it too often lacks is the political courage to use that voice when the source of the problem is not Moscow or Beijing but Washington. There is a long-standing and understandable reluctance to confront an ally. But an ally that finances your adversary’s war machine, reverses its own stated policy without explanation, and then expects continued deference is not behaving like an ally. European leaders have a duty, not merely a right, to defend their continent. That means defending Ukraine. It means defending the sanctions framework. And yes, it means standing up in public and saying that what the Trump administration did on Friday is wrong, harmful, and beneath the obligations of alliance. The Kremlin is watching. It always is. And right now, it is watching Europe stay silent. Again. That silence has a price. Europe is paying it. @Microinteracti1 / Gandalv

Oh totally. Happens all the time.

Польша будет игнорировать решение международной федерации и не допустит спортсменов из россии и беларуси на чемпионат Европы по прыжкам в воду

А вот ещё чудесный случай. Секретное совещание рашистов о том, что все их БПЛА на 90% китайские. Но с 50-й секунды в совещание пришел неизвестный с вопросом о чеченских хуях.😆

ДУЖЕ важливе звернення від військових до кожного з нас. Послухайте. І зробіть, як вони рекомендують!

Proud Mama. Proud European. 🇪🇺

Reported recording form IRGC Navy: "We will open it [Hormuz] by the order of our leader, not by the tweets of some idiot." ☠️

British Airways and Air France have suspended their flights to Dubai again. The situation is getting worse. The Strait of Hormuz is shut down. Iran has told all UAE ships they must pay a security and service fee. Or they get zero clearance. Yesterday, IRGC gunboats opened fire on their ships. More than 21 ships had to turn around. UAE leaders most likely won't pay the fee. And if they don't, Iran will continue to block their ships. And this will destroy tourism even harder. Dubai's economy is already collapsing. Massive shortages could be imminent. Oil. Food. Diesel. Everything could get affected. Multiple airlines are already starting to cancel flights to Dubai again.

Ейск, Краснодарский край, взрывы в районе порта.

Here are the results of the 2026 parliamentary election: an unprecedented majority, an unprecedented mandate — and, at the same time, an unprecedented responsibility. We are now working with all our colleagues to ensure that, by mid-May, the TISZA Party can begin its work with a government that will prove every single day — even if it is not perfect — that it can live up to the trust of the Hungarian people and is capable of building a functioning and humane Hungary.

Fantastic news 🇺🇦🇬🇧 I’m am so proud of my country

۰۰:۱۸/ ۳۰ فروردین هشدار حمله ناگهانی امریکا و رژیم اسراییل وجود دارد.

Palantir’s @louismosley shares the full story of how Alex Karp met Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the outset of the Ukraine war: “What was extraordinary about that meeting was how lively he was.” “He was very funny—cracking jokes. I know he's a comedian, but still that was a very surprising and unexpected thing.” “There was a couple of times he had us in stitches.” “Zelenskyy understood that the biggest challenge the Ukrainians faced was one of mass and numbers. They were outnumbered by the Russians and outgunned.” “The only way of correcting that imbalance was with technology.” “Zelenskyy explained that he wanted us to help the Ukrainian war effort. He believed that Ukraine would be the R&D research laboratory for conflict over the coming years.” “Alex said, Yes.’” “In a war like the one Ukraine faced, there were many more targets, many more things to shoot at than they had things to shoot with.” “The big challenge was not precision—it was prioritization.” Via @Channel4

Добре що застрелили підара, бо судили б три роки а потім голосієвський суд під домашній арешт випустив

The problem with trying to convince Trump supporters that he’s fucking stupid is that they’re fucking stupid too

Latest in @TheAtlantic . The Ukrainians are no longer pretending that Donald Trump's USA is their friend. Their honesty is important as they seem to understand how much Trump is helping Putin and therefore how important it is that Europe stick together. Gift link. theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/04/…

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