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@RickS722908 @Dovydas44444 You are the 🤡 here. Remember Ruzzia placed nuclear weapons in Belarus a couple of years ago as well. As a response nuclear weapons should be placed in Finland and Poland, and probably other countries bordering Ruzzia. That is my honest opinion.

@MakeEGA @Dovydas44444 How stupid do you have to be to think that if you host nuclear weapons in your country your enemy won't point missiles towards you? If a nuclear exchange breaks out the first targets are the countries hosting enemy missiles. How do you think the Cuban crisis started?

🇫🇮Finland could host nuclear weapons for the first time as Helsinki looks to deter Russian aggression. Finnish MPs voted to pass laws lifting a ban on nuclear weapons in a major shift for the Nordic nation, which abandoned its policy of non-alignment to join NATO after Russia invaded 🇺🇦Ukraine. The bill allows the import, transport, supply and possession of nuclear arms on Finnish territory when necessary for national defence. What’s the best security guarantee for a NATO country: A) Nuclear weapons; B) NATO Article 5; C) 🇺🇸US military presence; D) 🇩🇪German military presence; E) Other?

@RickS722908 @Dovydas44444 That is pure speculation. What is far more likely is that if a nuclear power nukes another nuclear power, they will also be nuked. So if Finland get nuclear weapons it is far less likely they will be nuked by Russia than if they don't have them.

@MakeEGA @Dovydas44444 If nuclear war breaks out (even if you and Russia aren't the ones to start it) the fact you host WMDs means your population is one of the first to die.

@IuliiaMendel You Quisling!

EU's Ursula von der Leyen urges restrictions on Ukrainian refugees. In a letter to EU leaders ahead of the European Council meeting, she called for limiting the acceptance of Ukrainian refugees, as far a sit's clear - men of conscription age. While proposing to extend temporary protection, she stressed it must not undermine Ukraine’s ability to defend itself. This effectively paves the way for the EU to stop sheltering military-age Ukrainian men fleeing the war. Is this moral? Forcing men back into a system plagued by street roundups, bribery at draft offices, and reports of abuse — while blocking their escape from war and authoritarian conscription policies? It raises serious human rights concerns. Europe once opened its doors in solidarity. Now it risks sending men back to the frontlines against their will. Inhumane.

@RickS722908 @Dovydas44444 Security is when one has sufficient deterrence such that aggressive neighboring countries do not dare to invade. It's the only way to remove the current target that has been put on every freedom-loving European.

@MakeEGA @Dovydas44444 You voted to put a target on the back of every man, woman and child in the country. How is that security?

@McVicar916 @NAFOvoyager It was Ruzzian air defence that hit their own civilian building, and the authorities in Belgorod has admitted that the bus was hit in a red flag- operation. And, as we all know: The Nazis are mostly living in Serbia🖕

@NAFOvoyager More innocent civilian lives ruined. Another war crime. Where the story of the bus you destroyed yesterday, killing one woman. It was full of school kids & parents. Coward NAZI bastards. You’ll be crying tomorrow.

"They said their air defense is the best." Well… impressive work by Moscow’s air defense — a direct hit on a residential building. Keep it up, "brothers." Keep it up.

@spiggzy @NAFOvoyager This was Russia targeting their own civilian infrastructure. Ukraine only targeted and hit the oil refinery.

@NAFOvoyager I thought it was Russians that targeted civilian infrastructure. And here you are cheering it. At best you are no better than the people you decry as "orcs".

@MultipolarA @jalle51 The Court of Arbitration won't help save the Ruzzian fascists illegally occupying Crimea.

@jalle51 Oy, you haven’t heard. Russia won a significant procedural victory on June 15, 2026, when the UN-backed Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague dismissed the majority of Ukraine’s maritime claims regarding the Kerch Strait, the Sea of Azov, and the Crimean Bridge.

“When a leader says ‘leave now — later will be too late,’ he means it.” Refat Chubarov, head of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar people, issued his sharpest warning yet on June 16 to Russian citizens illegally residing on occupied Crimea: Leave. Now. While you still can. He points to three weeks of precise, escalating Ukrainian strikes on Russian military infrastructure across the peninsula — and the trend is only intensifying. His message is blunt: • Anyone who moved to Crimea after 27 February 2014 is there illegally • Russian “ownership documents” are invalid under Ukrainian and international law • The Kerch Bridge is still functioning — but not for long • If you wait until tomorrow, it may be too late to get out Chubarov also urges Crimeans awaiting liberation to prioritize their safety. It’s a rare, unfiltered warning from one of the most authoritative voices of the Crimean Tatar community — and a sign of how rapidly the situation on Crimea is shifting. Source: Statement by Refat Chubarov, reported by Ukrainian outlets (including NV and Ukrainska Pravda). Always verify political information with a trusted source.

@KasteelVeelen @jalle51 Yes, the Ruzzian fascist better leave now, before everything you write will become a reality.

@jalle51 A mass on‑foot escape over 19 km Crimean Bridge would be a humanitarian disaster: extreme crowd crush risk, no shelter, no water, no medical aid, total exposure to weather, structural overload. Chaos at both ends. Even without resistance, hundreds of thousands can’t cross safely.

@hdymmdsnmm23701 @Maks_NAFO_FELLA 3X what Ruzzia pays, and 10X chance of survival.

@Maks_NAFO_FELLA The big question is how much are you guys gonna pay to attract more of this cheap meat from Colombia and Brazil and india also how you gonna handle the problem of desertion in the mercenary foreces

❗️🇺🇦 We will begin a complete transformation of mobilization in Ukraine, we will also attract more foreigners to fight, — Fedorov

@XAwojinrin @elonmusk Yes, I agree, still a few years to go. But (unfortunately) I think this is inevitable in the end.

@MakeEGA @elonmusk That's quite interesting. He's likely correct on that one then. However, given how much these LLMs are still struggling to output truly expert-level or optimized codes, still some ways to go

AI will achieve Stockfish-level coding and generalized computer use

@XAwojinrin @elonmusk Stockfisk is a chess engine, that will beat any human chess grandmaster. So he is probably meaning it will be able to make better code than any human can possibly do.

@elonmusk What is stockfish-level coding?

@Kasparov63 Great article,as always from you! When the answer is so obvious, evidence so clear, yet still the public opinion is unaffected,I think this is more of a Social Media Derangement Syndrome (SMDS), where all non-legacy media is deliberately trying to shape us all into MAGA-sheeps.

The real Trump derangement syndrome is his followers excusing everything he does that they would have been furious about had it been done by Biden or Obama. It's not mere hypocrisy, it's a cult. Iran is the latest example and one of the worst. My latest:

Eric Trump has since deleted this post, which confirms it was clearly not fabricated.

@NancyNe99927376 @elinavaltonen There is no other country that sends more spies to Europe (or Sweden) than Ruzzia. Every Ruzzian visiting or residing in 🇪🇺 should write a commitment of not supporting Putin and oppose the occupation of Ukraine. If not they are complicit of war crimes, and should be expelled.

@elinavaltonen So I want to understand this. How many crimes are committed in Sweden by Russian emigrants vs. others? I thought so.

We can't have Russian citizens enjoying the freedoms of European life while the Kremlin continues its missile attacks against Ukrainian families and cities. Together with Sweden, we call on the Commission and Member States to uphold a stricter visa policy for Russian applicants.

@73RDARM Understand this must be very exhausting for you (and all others around you). But Ruzzia is only attempting to spread fear. Things are looking really good now, better than in a long time. Kherson will soon be liberated, and Crimea isolated.

Audio: Huge cannons going off outside in my area at 01:31 🚨 I’m sheltering in place. I haven’t been feeling well this past week and I’m mentally exhausted. Taking a breather and, honestly, not motivated yet to make the short walk to the bomb shelter just 20 meters from my building entrance. In fact, I was just taking a break while waiting for my laptop 💻 recovery process to finish. Yep — it happened AGAIN while I was editing. Glory to the Defenders. That’s all. 🫡🇺🇦👊🏾

Don’t know what that was… but I noticed it happening last bombardment as well.

@gohardadizapas @YaarGhadimi You need to understand that your only reliable partner is Israel, who like you have been left out of the negotiations. You need to find a way with them of smuggling weapons into the hands of the opposition in Iran. Together you can topple the regime without the help of US.

@YaarGhadimi خیلی گاوه، یعنی همه این فرقه انزواگرای ماگا یکی از یکی گاوترن، کاش اسمشو میذاشتن ماگاو

آقا پشمام!!!!!!! این یارو میرزاعبدولاه ونس جدی جدی داره میگه: جنگ جهانی دوم با مذاکره تموم شده😂😂😂 کیر ژنرال مونتگومری تو ناموست بی‌ناموس!

@NOELreports Just a reminder: This was exactly what happened to the economy just before the Soviet Union collapsed.

❗️Russia spent 5.9 trillion rubles on military needs in the first quarter of 2026, equivalent to roughly $75 billion at current exchange rates, according to calculations by economist Janis Kluge. The figure is 30% higher than a year earlier and represented about 46% of total federal budget spending during the period. Classified expenditures rose 43% year-on-year, reaching 4.9 trillion rubles, or about $62 billion. #Russia

@hrsalvador_GE @Maks_NAFO_FELLA That is such a racist statement! Wouldn't expect anything les from Swiss.

@Maks_NAFO_FELLA Ukraine is really a backward and underdeveloped country. In Switzerland we have 4 national languages and we live peacefully for centuries. It's a matter of tolerance and education, which Ukrainians barely have.

❗️The Russian language is no longer protected in Ukraine – Zelenskyy signed a law removing it from the European Charter for Languages. Instead, the Charter's scope has been preserved for all other languages ​​to which it previously applied, and extended to Urum, Ruthenian, Romani, Czech, Krymtchak, Karaite, and Yiddish.

@IuliiaMendel You are a liar and traitor. No wonder Zelenskyy sacked you.

While Ukraine’s defenders risk everything on the front lines, their families back home are quietly breaking under unbearable financial strain: soldiers’ base pay has remained frozen at around €500 per month since 2022, even as inflation has devoured 70% of its real value and civilian wages in big cities now average €700–1,000. Wives sleep just 3–4 hours a day juggling two or three jobs, remote work with toddlers on their laps, sewing at night, or washing dishes, all while paying skyrocketing rents, heating homes with scarce firewood, and choosing between medicine and food. Children grow up in debt-ridden homes; wounded veterans with lost limbs drive taxis or cut wood on ruined legs because state support arrives months late or not at all. Families of the missing or fallen with “non-combat” status receive almost nothing. It is a slow-motion economic tragedy that erodes morale, deepens distrust in institutions, and threatens national security as exhausted defenders question why the state can raise police salaries to €800+ but not index military pay to today’s reality of ~€1,500 per month. When some Western "patriots" talk we fight for dignity -- they must see how "dignity" in war looks today. The world that supports Ukraine should think about the poeple of Ukraine more, not just red carpets for Zelenskyy. Ukrainian military families are broken. As a person who worked closely with Zelenskyy and held TOP-level position in the government I beg you to understand this won't be changed unless the war is over and a democratic and technocratic government is fairly elected. A blog about this was published by Alina Sarnatska in Ukrainska Pravda: pravda.com.ua/columns/2026/0…