Rustyjack

@jacksonhinklle What a disgusting interviewer. They call this news or journalism. What a complete joke…

JULIA: "D*ath to America is a bit of a clue. They were clearly trying to build a nuclear weapon." Sir Richard: "THAT IS A LIE. You are distorting the evidence!"

@BowesChay Russia’s second city Harkov? Bit of a Freudian slip there Vicky…

As what remains of the Ukrainian client state continues to sacrifice its people for the Atlantasist fantasy Victory The Mother of the civil war that erupted thanks to her meddling in 2014, demands ever more escalation and death. Truly disgusting.

@joni_askola @JohnCleese It’s true, but to the exact opposite reason you have mentioned. Russia has destroyed the Ukranian forces and is systematically weakening the whole of NATO without overextending its own resources.

Russia's failed full-scale invasion of Ukraine will be studied in military academies around the world for decades to come. It is the ultimate textbook case of strategic arrogance, logistical collapse, and the fatal mistake of underestimating a determined nation

@FredHunt @JohnMappin Baaaaa 🐑

@JohnMappin Putin is an indicted war criminal for kidnapping tens of thousands of Ukrainian children. Hope this helps.

This is the man that began to crack the vampiric cabal of peophile baby eating rapists. It has to be said. Blackmailed and compromised leaders of thirty countries tried to stop him. Perhaps in the light of Epstein and the UK rape inquiry one might show a little appreciation. Shall we create peace with Russia and the good Russian people now or do you really need to test his resolve further?

@Zlatti_71 Since when do the losers in a conflict dictate that the victors make concessions? These people are completely delusional. Russia’s terms have not shifted one bit. It was concede or we will take what we need to secure our our borders and national security.

'Russia must show that it is ready to make concessions to Ukraine' — the yellow-blue flower on the chest is preventing German Foreign Minister Wadephul from thinking clearly. 'No, I don't see any readiness on Russia's part to really compromise on the substance. Until this happens, we, of course, must be ready for negotiations, and President Zelensky is ready for dialogue. But the responsibility still lies with Russia to show that they are really ready to make concessions to Ukraine. In my opinion, this is relevant this year, and Europe should be on Ukraine's side. We support Ukraine, and if Russia and Mr. Putin are ready for negotiations, then it's President Zelensky's task to meet with them. And please, don't question Europe's position in this situation. It's obvious: Europe is on Ukraine's side.' - SK

@SenBlumenthal This guy reminds me of Biden, away with the fairies…. Completely delusional.

My visit to Ukraine convinces me that redoubled U.S. support—more than rhetoric—is essential to Ukraine’s battlefield strength & peace. The Ukrainian Navy is fighting with a determination & skill that is of the highest caliber. We must provide them the tools they urgently need.

@benonwine @beverleyturner Vaccinated and boosted. My wife and kids not. We all had covid twice, I showed symptoms first, and passed it on to them. My symptoms were far worse than theirs.. She was right. The vaccine did not stop you getting Covid and it definitely did not stop you from passing it on.

You have to give @beverleyturner a lot of credit for what she said during Covid. Took a lot of guts even balls to speak out like this and we owe her a huge debt of gratitude. She was vilified at the time by nearly everyone. Who was right in the end though, I know who I believe!

@joni_askola @JohnCleese Do two opposing navies fight over the sea? They fight to sink each other’s ships. Russia is not fighting for land. It is decimating the Ukrainian army, personal and equipment. Once the defensive lines completely collapse, Russia will control as much territory as it wishes.

The second army in the world is fighting for nothing. Russia went from controlling 30% of Ukraine in March 2022 to just 20% today. They cannot even hold a single new regional capital. 0/23! Total strategic failure!

@27khv And from one dacha style house, they can tell the city where it is located? Sure…

American journalists have found a grainy photo of Jeffrey Epstein in the Russian closed town of Sarov, where secret nuclear research is carried out. The picture dates back to April 1998. Along with the controversial financier, it features IT entrepreneur Esther Dyson and Pavel Oleynikov, an employee of the All-Russian Research Institute of Technical Physics (VNITF). The town is surrounded by fences patrolled by the military. Foreigners, and even Russians who do not live in Sarov, are not allowed to enter the town without permission. Foreigners who visit on business must surrender their passports, phones, and cameras to security while they are in the facility

@SprinterPress Sheer projection. These are more likely the numbers for Ukrainian losses. Everyone can sen to see it except British intelligence it seems . War is won in the battle ground, not in front of the cameras. No amount of propaganda will change that.

Former head of MI-6 Richard Moore: "According to our estimates, in December alone, about 30,000 Russians were killed in one month. This is the same number they lost during the 10-year campaign in Afghanistan. The losses are horrifying, and even the Russians will find it difficult to compensate for such a level of losses."

@Beefeater_Fella It will be destroyed within a week….

US long withheld this €37 million radar. Spain just delivered it to Ukraine Spain has delivered the Lanza LTR-25 tactical early-warning radar to Ukraine. This is a high-tech system that has long been withheld even by the US, Xataka reports.  The transfer of the radar by the Spanish company Indra significantly enhances Ukraine’s capabilities in airspace monitoring and early threat detection amid Russian strikes. The system is valued at approximately €37 million. Beyond horizon: radar that sees threats 450 kilometers away The key feature of the Lanza LTR-25 is its long-range detection. The system can identify aerial threats at distances of over 450 kilometers, including a wide range of targets: drones, cruise missiles, ballistic systems, and stealth aircraft. In the context of ongoing Russian combined attacks, such a range provides additional minutes to respond, often decisive for protecting cities and critical infrastructure. t.me/euromaidanpres…

@ml_heslin @NatalkaKyiv And then what? Is it not over for the Russian forces too?

@NatalkaKyiv The winter is almost over here in Ukraine.

“At some point, even Crimea will be impossible to hold. In reality, there will be a domino effect. As soon as everything collapses — everything will be lost, but we don’t know in what form it will happen.” — Garry Kasparov

@NatalkaKyiv @JohnCleese Delusional…

@MendyHowe12 @JohnCleese @BasilTheGreat He’s still as mad a Russiaphobe as ever though… too many decades of mainstream propaganda has done its job.

@BasilTheGreat Every Englishman needs to wake up, and John Cleese has. We need to wake more up. .

I am really enjoying the new BASED John Cleese He even says it's pointless to trust the BBC anymore CORRECT 🎯

@Gerashchenko_en @JohnCleese So Russia lost millions of its people fighting off the Nazi invaders in 1941 …. this does not count? This woman truely is dense. How did she get this job? One can only wonder….

Kaja Kallas: In the last 100 years, Russia has attacked at least 19 countries, some as many as three or four times. None of those countries has ever attacked Russia. So, the question is how we make sure that this war does not continue or go anywhere else. We need to see concessions on the Russian side - limitations on their military budget, their army, or nuclear weapons - to take this threat away, plus the accountability for the crimes that they have committed.

@amenka @maxseddon @kolyandr Now do the same research for Ukraines losses… you won’t though will you?

Putin calls war veterans “Russia’s true elite.” The data, brilliantly read by @kolyandr tell a different story: the poorer the region, the higher the death rate. People from Buryatia, Tuva, or Chukotka are 25× more likely to die than Muscovites. As the economy slows, poverty grows — and so does the pool of recruits. The full story in our weekly newsletter en.thebell.io/waging-war-wit…

@elinavaltonen Delusional, you know defeat is near when the propaganda reaches this stage.

Russia is suffering massive losses on the battlefield, and its domestic economy is under severe strain. Instead of reconsidering its war of aggression in Ukraine, it is doubling down on attacks against civilian infrastructure, leaving families to freeze in their homes. As the free world, we must act together to force Russia to end its war. Today at the FAC in Brussels, I call for tougher sanctions and a full maritime services ban on ships carrying Russian oil.

@DevOffScript @Babygravy9 8 million to replace the 300 000 that allegedly has been lost? Also why would those Ukrainians that fled to all parts of the world not return after the war is over?

@Babygravy9 Importing migrants to rebuild a war torn country isn't "replacement" it's the same economic strategy used by every growing nation since the dawn of civilization.

Ukraine is speedrunning the Great Replacement in less than a decade. When the country is “rebuilt,” at least eight million migrants will be brought to the country. This is being said openly, without shame.

@Babygravy9 @PearsonSharp But I was told Ukraine has only lost 300 000 in this war. Why would they need 8 million immigrants to rebuild Ukraine? 😂 😂

@petite_michelle @JohnCleese They don’t hate her. They ridicule her because she is thick.

This is why both the US and russia hate her.