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‼️🇺🇦🇵🇱 BIG | Ukraine's intelligence chief is serving an uncompromising warning to Warsaw, making it clear that Kyiv will flatly reject any political ultimatums disguised as historical grievances. Kyiv's military intelligence chief, Kyrylo Budanov, has warned that Poland is preparing "thoughtless steps" tied to the upcoming anniversary of the...

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🚨 Budanov to Poland: “The last country to issue Ukraine an ultimatum was Russia” Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Kyrylo Budanov said Kyiv would not bow to pressure from any country. “We did not accept Russia’s ultimatum. So why does anyone think we would accept one from anyone else? Don’t speak to us in ultimatums,” Budanov said. He called attempts to escalate tensions ahead of the anniversary of the Volyn tragedy “immature” and warned that Kyiv would not stay silent in response to actions from Warsaw.
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🚨 Budanov to Poland: “The last country to issue Ukraine an ultimatum was Russia” Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Kyrylo Budanov said Kyiv would not bow to pressure from any country. “We did not accept Russia’s ultimatum. So why does anyone think we would accept one from anyone else? Don’t speak to us in ultimatums,” Budanov said. He called attempts to escalate tensions ahead of the anniversary of the Volyn tragedy “immature” and warned that Kyiv would not stay silent in response to actions from Warsaw.

NEXTA

351,471 次观看 • 24 天前

"RUSSIA IS PREPARING TO OCCUPY THE BALTIC STATES" Ukrainian Military Intelligence Chief Kyrylo Budanov has warned that Russia has significantly accelerated its timeline for a potential direct military confrontation with NATO, moving the target date from 2030 to early 2027. Budanov specifically identified the Baltic states as the primary targets for direct military intervention and potential occupation. According to Budanov, Russia does not currently plan a territorial invasion of Poland but intends to target it with heavy military strikes as part of a broader campaign. It is probable that Russia's aggression towards the Baltic nations will align with China's incursion into Taiwan.
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"RUSSIA IS PREPARING TO OCCUPY THE BALTIC STATES" Ukrainian Military Intelligence Chief Kyrylo Budanov has warned that Russia has significantly accelerated its timeline for a potential direct military confrontation with NATO, moving the target date from 2030 to early 2027. Budanov specifically identified the Baltic states as the primary targets for direct military intervention and potential occupation. According to Budanov, Russia does not currently plan a territorial invasion of Poland but intends to target it with heavy military strikes as part of a broader campaign. It is probable that Russia's aggression towards the Baltic nations will align with China's incursion into Taiwan.

WORLD AT WAR

23,206 次观看 • 7 个月前

🇺🇦🇷🇺 "UKRAINE WILL NOT TRADE ITS SOVEREIGNTY FOR A CEASEFIRE" Peace plans keep circulating, but Ukrainian Ambassador to the U.S., Olga Stefanishyna, says some conditions can't even enter the conversation. She explains that certain proposals go far beyond politics and attack the basic right of a nation to function as a sovereign state. Stefanishyna argues that Ukraine cannot bargain away its alliances, its military capacity, or the safety of people living under occupation. For her, any ceasefire that traps civilians or ignores abducted children is not a path to peace. It is a deal that rewards aggression. "Speaking about Ukraine’s membership to the EU or NATO or any cap on the scope of our armed forces, this cannot be put on the same level as sovereignty. The ability for all Ukrainians to leave the territories under a ceasefire unconditionally is vital. The return of all abducted children of Ukraine unconditionally is also something that cannot be negotiated. Otherwise it will not be a territorial ceasefire solution. It will be pardoning the killer."
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🇺🇦🇷🇺 "UKRAINE WILL NOT TRADE ITS SOVEREIGNTY FOR A CEASEFIRE" Peace plans keep circulating, but Ukrainian Ambassador to the U.S., Olga Stefanishyna, says some conditions can't even enter the conversation. She explains that certain proposals go far beyond politics and attack the basic right of a nation to function as a sovereign state. Stefanishyna argues that Ukraine cannot bargain away its alliances, its military capacity, or the safety of people living under occupation. For her, any ceasefire that traps civilians or ignores abducted children is not a path to peace. It is a deal that rewards aggression. "Speaking about Ukraine’s membership to the EU or NATO or any cap on the scope of our armed forces, this cannot be put on the same level as sovereignty. The ability for all Ukrainians to leave the territories under a ceasefire unconditionally is vital. The return of all abducted children of Ukraine unconditionally is also something that cannot be negotiated. Otherwise it will not be a territorial ceasefire solution. It will be pardoning the killer."

Mario Nawfal

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Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Ka’aji: “I believe there is no such thing as a limited attack. Any act of aggression will be considered an act of aggression, period, and every country will respond to such an act as part of its natural right to self-defense, and powerfully. That is what we will do.” “I think it is fairly clear that the central part of such an agreement will be the lifting of sanctions, which must be carried out by the U.S. On the other hand, there will be clear steps from Iran to ensure that its nuclear program never becomes military.”
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Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Ka’aji: “I believe there is no such thing as a limited attack. Any act of aggression will be considered an act of aggression, period, and every country will respond to such an act as part of its natural right to self-defense, and powerfully. That is what we will do.” “I think it is fairly clear that the central part of such an agreement will be the lifting of sanctions, which must be carried out by the U.S. On the other hand, there will be clear steps from Iran to ensure that its nuclear program never becomes military.”

Open Source Intel

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Budanov warned that without holding Russia accountable, peace will be just a pause before a new war Kyrylo Budanov, head of Ukraine’s military intelligence, said: «We are approaching the moment when all sides will have to make a final decision — to continue this war or move to peace.» According to him, the Kremlin is waging the war in an attempt to restore imperial influence, and an independent Ukraine stands in the way. Therefore, any agreements must not only stop the fighting but also prevent renewed aggression. In short — he went over the basics. @nexta_live
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Budanov warned that without holding Russia accountable, peace will be just a pause before a new war Kyrylo Budanov, head of Ukraine’s military intelligence, said: «We are approaching the moment when all sides will have to make a final decision — to continue this war or move to peace.» According to him, the Kremlin is waging the war in an attempt to restore imperial influence, and an independent Ukraine stands in the way. Therefore, any agreements must not only stop the fighting but also prevent renewed aggression. In short — he went over the basics. @nexta_live

NEXTA

102,021 次观看 • 5 个月前

Russia must clearly see and truly feel that Ukraine will be in Europe – and that this cannot be stopped. That is why we are carrying out internal reforms and working externally to secure a clear date for Ukraine’s EU membership. If there is a clear date, it will mean that Russia will not be able to block our accession in any way. You see how different things get blocked, and how difficult it is for a united Europe to implement even decisions that have already been made. This must not be the case with opening the clusters for Ukraine or with our accession – this is a matter of trust, security, and the future. From an address to the European Council meeting (3/3).
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Russia must clearly see and truly feel that Ukraine will be in Europe – and that this cannot be stopped. That is why we are carrying out internal reforms and working externally to secure a clear date for Ukraine’s EU membership. If there is a clear date, it will mean that Russia will not be able to block our accession in any way. You see how different things get blocked, and how difficult it is for a united Europe to implement even decisions that have already been made. This must not be the case with opening the clusters for Ukraine or with our accession – this is a matter of trust, security, and the future. From an address to the European Council meeting (3/3).

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

191,247 次观看 • 4 个月前

❗️Ukraine is calling on Poland to engage in dialogue on historical issues and proposes leaving them to historians rather than politicians. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Sybiha stated that Kyiv will no longer ignore Warsaw’s unfriendly steps and will respond to them in a mirror manner. The decision by Polish President Nawrocki to strip Zelenskyy of the Order of the White Eagle was described as a manifestation of contempt for Ukraine, its soldiers, and its history. “No foreign president will dictate our history to us,” Sybiha emphasized. At the same time, he stressed that such disputes benefit only Russia, while Kyiv and Warsaw continue their cooperation in security and European affairs.
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❗️Ukraine is calling on Poland to engage in dialogue on historical issues and proposes leaving them to historians rather than politicians. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Sybiha stated that Kyiv will no longer ignore Warsaw’s unfriendly steps and will respond to them in a mirror manner. The decision by Polish President Nawrocki to strip Zelenskyy of the Order of the White Eagle was described as a manifestation of contempt for Ukraine, its soldiers, and its history. “No foreign president will dictate our history to us,” Sybiha emphasized. At the same time, he stressed that such disputes benefit only Russia, while Kyiv and Warsaw continue their cooperation in security and European affairs.

🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦

28,066 次观看 • 1 个月前

Russia announces continuation of military confrontation with the West at the UN Acting Permanent Representative of Russia to the UN Ana Yevstigneyeva spoke at an emergency meeting of the Security Council dedicated to the attack by Ukrainian armed forces on a bus carrying Belarusian citizens. ▪️According to her, Western countries supplying Kyiv with weapons bear "political and moral responsibility" for the consequences of the strike, which Moscow considers directed against civilians. Yevstigneyeva stated that Russia views these events as part of the West's strategy to "deal a strategic defeat" to the country and hinder its development. ▪️She emphasized that Moscow will continue to oppose these actions, including military measures. The diplomat also noted that Russia does not accept ultimatums and acts based on its own security interests and that the goals of the special military operation remain unchanged. It was also reported that a political and diplomatic solution is preferable, but according to the Russian side, such solutions are currently "not in sight".
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Russia announces continuation of military confrontation with the West at the UN Acting Permanent Representative of Russia to the UN Ana Yevstigneyeva spoke at an emergency meeting of the Security Council dedicated to the attack by Ukrainian armed forces on a bus carrying Belarusian citizens. ▪️According to her, Western countries supplying Kyiv with weapons bear "political and moral responsibility" for the consequences of the strike, which Moscow considers directed against civilians. Yevstigneyeva stated that Russia views these events as part of the West's strategy to "deal a strategic defeat" to the country and hinder its development. ▪️She emphasized that Moscow will continue to oppose these actions, including military measures. The diplomat also noted that Russia does not accept ultimatums and acts based on its own security interests and that the goals of the special military operation remain unchanged. It was also reported that a political and diplomatic solution is preferable, but according to the Russian side, such solutions are currently "not in sight".

S p r i n t e r

13,321 次观看 • 1 个月前

Zelensky to Poland: We cannot be non-partners or non-friends with Poland, because we are neighbors. If you are not a partner, not a friend, then who are you? Over the years and decades, that turns into what we have with the Russians — disrespect, aggression, and the radicalization of society. Radicalizing society leads to what? To ratings. To political gains. It is a political struggle that can end very badly, with a very dangerous escalation. I believe you cannot earn political points or political dividends from hatred, because in the long run it will lead to bad relations between countries and peoples.
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Zelensky to Poland: We cannot be non-partners or non-friends with Poland, because we are neighbors. If you are not a partner, not a friend, then who are you? Over the years and decades, that turns into what we have with the Russians — disrespect, aggression, and the radicalization of society. Radicalizing society leads to what? To ratings. To political gains. It is a political struggle that can end very badly, with a very dangerous escalation. I believe you cannot earn political points or political dividends from hatred, because in the long run it will lead to bad relations between countries and peoples.

Clash Report

51,932 次观看 • 1 个月前

President Zelenskyy met with Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk in Brussels - the first meeting since the strain in relations This marks the first personal contact between the leaders of Ukraine and Poland following the escalation of the Polish-Ukrainian dispute. Not only the quality of bilateral relations but also the security and future of the entire Eastern European region depend on Ukrainian-Polish mutual understanding. This is precisely why current disputes over historical memory require exceptional caution. In the face of Russian aggression, any rift between Ukraine and Poland quickly becomes a matter of regional security. Poland has every right to its own memory - to the pain of Volyn, to the demand for a dignified commemoration of the victims, and to an honest conversation about the difficult pages of our shared history. This pain cannot be minimized or dismissed as secondary. However, precisely because Poland is not currently waging a war on its own territory and does not live under the daily emotional strain experienced by Ukrainian society, a particular strategic restraint is expected of it. Poland's strength as a regional leader lies not in publicly disciplining Ukraine, but in maintaining the broader framework of shared security. Ukraine is operating under the conditions of an existential war. Its symbolic policy often stems from the need to restore historical continuity that was disrupted by empires for centuries; many controversial figures and movements are perceived here primarily through the prism of resistance to Moscow. This does not justify all of Kyiv's decisions. Ukraine must also learn to distinguish more clearly between anti-imperial resistance and moral responsibility for the dark pages of the past - it has enough of its own heroes to build a pantheon without unnecessary recourse to the most painful historical codes. And yet, the responsibility of the sides is asymmetric. Ukraine is fighting, losing cities, people, energy, and psychological resources. Poland has more room for cold strategic thinking - meaning its reaction should be statesmanlike rather than emotional. Poland can and should speak about history. But this conversation cannot become a tool for pressuring Ukraine, an argument against its European future, or material for domestic political mobilization. In such a form, memory stops healing the past and begins destroying the future. The greatest danger is when it turns into the language of ultimatums: that is when the dialogue between allies devolves into a mutual settling of scores. This is exactly what Russia wants. Moscow does not necessarily need a military victory to weaken Europe's eastern flank. It is enough to shake the trust between Warsaw and Kyiv, amplify mutual grievances, and weaponize historical memory. Therefore, mutual understanding is not a gesture of goodwill, but a vital component of the security architecture of Central and Eastern Europe. Poland plays a unique role here: as Ukraine's advocate in Europe, a pillar of NATO's eastern flank, and a state that helps the region speak with its own voice. But for this to happen, it is crucial for Poland not to slide back into the patterns of a "big brother" or a moral arbiter. True leadership lies elsewhere - in acknowledging one's own historical pain without letting it destroy the alliance, in demanding the truth without humiliating the partner, in remembering the past without losing the future. Ukraine has its own share of the work to do as well. It must speak with Poland more attentively, sensitively, and maturely - acknowledging that certain symbols of its liberation movement are associated by Poles not with freedom, but with trauma and death. Poland has a chance to demonstrate not only solidarity but also mature leadership. Ukraine has the opportunity to show that its struggle for statehood does not require silencing discussion of its complex past. Both states have the chance to prove that historical truth and a strategic alliance do not contradict each other. This opportunity must not be lost: the cost of misunderstanding will not be measured in diplomatic crises, but in the security and future of the entire region.
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President Zelenskyy met with Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk in Brussels - the first meeting since the strain in relations This marks the first personal contact between the leaders of Ukraine and Poland following the escalation of the Polish-Ukrainian dispute. Not only the quality of bilateral relations but also the security and future of the entire Eastern European region depend on Ukrainian-Polish mutual understanding. This is precisely why current disputes over historical memory require exceptional caution. In the face of Russian aggression, any rift between Ukraine and Poland quickly becomes a matter of regional security. Poland has every right to its own memory - to the pain of Volyn, to the demand for a dignified commemoration of the victims, and to an honest conversation about the difficult pages of our shared history. This pain cannot be minimized or dismissed as secondary. However, precisely because Poland is not currently waging a war on its own territory and does not live under the daily emotional strain experienced by Ukrainian society, a particular strategic restraint is expected of it. Poland's strength as a regional leader lies not in publicly disciplining Ukraine, but in maintaining the broader framework of shared security. Ukraine is operating under the conditions of an existential war. Its symbolic policy often stems from the need to restore historical continuity that was disrupted by empires for centuries; many controversial figures and movements are perceived here primarily through the prism of resistance to Moscow. This does not justify all of Kyiv's decisions. Ukraine must also learn to distinguish more clearly between anti-imperial resistance and moral responsibility for the dark pages of the past - it has enough of its own heroes to build a pantheon without unnecessary recourse to the most painful historical codes. And yet, the responsibility of the sides is asymmetric. Ukraine is fighting, losing cities, people, energy, and psychological resources. Poland has more room for cold strategic thinking - meaning its reaction should be statesmanlike rather than emotional. Poland can and should speak about history. But this conversation cannot become a tool for pressuring Ukraine, an argument against its European future, or material for domestic political mobilization. In such a form, memory stops healing the past and begins destroying the future. The greatest danger is when it turns into the language of ultimatums: that is when the dialogue between allies devolves into a mutual settling of scores. This is exactly what Russia wants. Moscow does not necessarily need a military victory to weaken Europe's eastern flank. It is enough to shake the trust between Warsaw and Kyiv, amplify mutual grievances, and weaponize historical memory. Therefore, mutual understanding is not a gesture of goodwill, but a vital component of the security architecture of Central and Eastern Europe. Poland plays a unique role here: as Ukraine's advocate in Europe, a pillar of NATO's eastern flank, and a state that helps the region speak with its own voice. But for this to happen, it is crucial for Poland not to slide back into the patterns of a "big brother" or a moral arbiter. True leadership lies elsewhere - in acknowledging one's own historical pain without letting it destroy the alliance, in demanding the truth without humiliating the partner, in remembering the past without losing the future. Ukraine has its own share of the work to do as well. It must speak with Poland more attentively, sensitively, and maturely - acknowledging that certain symbols of its liberation movement are associated by Poles not with freedom, but with trauma and death. Poland has a chance to demonstrate not only solidarity but also mature leadership. Ukraine has the opportunity to show that its struggle for statehood does not require silencing discussion of its complex past. Both states have the chance to prove that historical truth and a strategic alliance do not contradict each other. This opportunity must not be lost: the cost of misunderstanding will not be measured in diplomatic crises, but in the security and future of the entire region.

Anton Gerashchenko

81,201 次观看 • 1 个月前

‼️🇺🇦 The head of the Main Intelligence Directorate admitted that NATO and the EU face collapse ▪️The head of Ukraine's Main Intelligence Directorate, Kyrylo Budanov, seems to have started reading Russian forecasts. Commenting on the words of Vladimir Putin's former aide Surkov, he admitted that the collapse of NATO and the EU due to changes in US policy could be one of the possible scenarios. ➖"Although I simply hate Mr. Surkov (former aide to the President of Russia) for everything he has brought here, I fear that this is one of the possible scenarios if everything remains as it is now," Budanov said, thereby acknowledging that even his opponents might be right. - RVvoenkor
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‼️🇺🇦 The head of the Main Intelligence Directorate admitted that NATO and the EU face collapse ▪️The head of Ukraine's Main Intelligence Directorate, Kyrylo Budanov, seems to have started reading Russian forecasts. Commenting on the words of Vladimir Putin's former aide Surkov, he admitted that the collapse of NATO and the EU due to changes in US policy could be one of the possible scenarios. ➖"Although I simply hate Mr. Surkov (former aide to the President of Russia) for everything he has brought here, I fear that this is one of the possible scenarios if everything remains as it is now," Budanov said, thereby acknowledging that even his opponents might be right. - RVvoenkor

Zlatti71

31,204 次观看 • 1 年前

‼️ Dmitry Medvedev said that Russia will not stop until it captures Kyiv, and called Odesa a "Russian city" Medvedev said that in order to "achieve the goals of the special operation, we will have to reach Kyiv." According to him, if the Kremlin fails to do it now, "they will do it after some time". The Kremlin believes that Kyiv is "a threat to Russia's existence" and anyway it is a "Russian city". Medvedev also mentioned Odesa, which he called "a Russian city." "Odessa, come back home, we have been waiting for Odesa in the Russian Federation," he said. ❗️ Show this video to anyone who thinks it is possible to negotiate with Russia. Medvedev literally said that "peace talks" and "territorial concessions" would only give the Kremlin time to regain its fighting ability so that it could then try to capture Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities again.
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‼️ Dmitry Medvedev said that Russia will not stop until it captures Kyiv, and called Odesa a "Russian city" Medvedev said that in order to "achieve the goals of the special operation, we will have to reach Kyiv." According to him, if the Kremlin fails to do it now, "they will do it after some time". The Kremlin believes that Kyiv is "a threat to Russia's existence" and anyway it is a "Russian city". Medvedev also mentioned Odesa, which he called "a Russian city." "Odessa, come back home, we have been waiting for Odesa in the Russian Federation," he said. ❗️ Show this video to anyone who thinks it is possible to negotiate with Russia. Medvedev literally said that "peace talks" and "territorial concessions" would only give the Kremlin time to regain its fighting ability so that it could then try to capture Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities again.

NEXTA

918,051 次观看 • 2 年前

‼️🇺🇦 UKRAINIAN INTELLIGENCE. SABOTAGE AGAINST DRUZHBA. POLITICAL INTERFERENCE. In a newly declassified recording, the IT specialist of Péter Magyar’s Brussels- and Kyiv-backed Tisza Party admits that he was recruited by Ukrainian intelligence, traveled to Kyiv multiple times, and took part in operations coordinated with Ukrainian services. In the same recording, he confirms that Ukrainians attacked the Druzhba pipeline supplying Hungary with oil. So Ukrainian intelligence recruits people linked to Péter Magyar’s party, carries out sabotage against Hungary’s energy supply, and at the same time Kyiv openly supports Péter Magyar and wants a pro-Ukraine government in Budapest. ‼️Hungary’s position is clear: no foreign intelligence service, no sabotage, and no political pressure will decide who governs Hungary. That decision will be made by the 🇭🇺Hungarian people.
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‼️🇺🇦 UKRAINIAN INTELLIGENCE. SABOTAGE AGAINST DRUZHBA. POLITICAL INTERFERENCE. In a newly declassified recording, the IT specialist of Péter Magyar’s Brussels- and Kyiv-backed Tisza Party admits that he was recruited by Ukrainian intelligence, traveled to Kyiv multiple times, and took part in operations coordinated with Ukrainian services. In the same recording, he confirms that Ukrainians attacked the Druzhba pipeline supplying Hungary with oil. So Ukrainian intelligence recruits people linked to Péter Magyar’s party, carries out sabotage against Hungary’s energy supply, and at the same time Kyiv openly supports Péter Magyar and wants a pro-Ukraine government in Budapest. ‼️Hungary’s position is clear: no foreign intelligence service, no sabotage, and no political pressure will decide who governs Hungary. That decision will be made by the 🇭🇺Hungarian people.

Balázs Orbán

15,631 次观看 • 4 个月前

“There will never be recognition of Ukrainian territory temporarily occupied by Russia as Russian. Our land is not for sale.” This was stated by Ukraine’s Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN, Khrystyna Haiovyshyn. She added that Ukraine will not accept any restrictions on its right to self-defense or on the size of its army, and will not tolerate any violations of its sovereignty, including the right to choose its alliances. “Any peace process must follow a basic principle: nothing about Ukraine without Ukraine, and nothing about Europe without Europe,” Haiovyshyn concluded.
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“There will never be recognition of Ukrainian territory temporarily occupied by Russia as Russian. Our land is not for sale.” This was stated by Ukraine’s Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN, Khrystyna Haiovyshyn. She added that Ukraine will not accept any restrictions on its right to self-defense or on the size of its army, and will not tolerate any violations of its sovereignty, including the right to choose its alliances. “Any peace process must follow a basic principle: nothing about Ukraine without Ukraine, and nothing about Europe without Europe,” Haiovyshyn concluded.

NEXTA

75,654 次观看 • 8 个月前

❗️Elon Musk, in an interview with The Economist, expressed hope for a quick peace agreement between Kyiv and Moscow, noting that the front in Ukraine has barely moved for two or three years. He emphasized that Russia will not withdraw its troops, so the war can only end through concessions to Moscow. “Many people say that Russia must completely withdraw its troops, but that is unrealistic. We need to be pragmatic… I’m not pro-Russian, just pragmatic. Otherwise, people will keep dying for years without achieving anything,” Musk said.
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❗️Elon Musk, in an interview with The Economist, expressed hope for a quick peace agreement between Kyiv and Moscow, noting that the front in Ukraine has barely moved for two or three years. He emphasized that Russia will not withdraw its troops, so the war can only end through concessions to Moscow. “Many people say that Russia must completely withdraw its troops, but that is unrealistic. We need to be pragmatic… I’m not pro-Russian, just pragmatic. Otherwise, people will keep dying for years without achieving anything,” Musk said.

🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦

72,094 次观看 • 7 天前

🚨BREAKING: Zelenskyy knows where Russia will deploy the “Oreshnik” missile system in Belarus — half of Europe now under threat🇪🇺 The Ukrainian president said Kyiv has already shared this intelligence with its partners. According to him, Poland, Germany and other European countries could now fall within potential strike range. It is important to understand: the “Oreshnik” cannot currently be intercepted by drones. At the same time, Zelenskyy stressed that Ukraine knows how to counter this weapon — which is why Kyiv is demanding a response from its partners, not silent observation.
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🚨BREAKING: Zelenskyy knows where Russia will deploy the “Oreshnik” missile system in Belarus — half of Europe now under threat🇪🇺 The Ukrainian president said Kyiv has already shared this intelligence with its partners. According to him, Poland, Germany and other European countries could now fall within potential strike range. It is important to understand: the “Oreshnik” cannot currently be intercepted by drones. At the same time, Zelenskyy stressed that Ukraine knows how to counter this weapon — which is why Kyiv is demanding a response from its partners, not silent observation.

NEXTA

373,334 次观看 • 7 个月前

‼️DISGUSTING. HERE IT IS ON THE RECORDING‼️ A Hungarian journalist, Szabolcs Panyi — a Soros-linked Transparency International award recipient and the same person who spread the bot hoax — is heard talking about foreign intelligence tied to an EU member state targeting 🇭🇺Hungary’s foreign minister, in an operation linked to Brussels-aligned and pro-Ukrainian circles. If there is a real scandal here, it is this: which foreign intelligence service is working together with Péter Magyar and the Brussels–Kyiv axis to spy on Hungary’s foreign minister and interfere in Hungary’s internal affairs? It is obvious what they want: a Hungarian government that does not act according to Hungarian national interests, but follows the political expectations of Brussels and Kyiv. THANKS BUT NO THANKS!!! 🇭🇺 Hungarians will not allow Brussels and Kyiv to install a government in Hungary that goes against our national interests.
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‼️DISGUSTING. HERE IT IS ON THE RECORDING‼️ A Hungarian journalist, Szabolcs Panyi — a Soros-linked Transparency International award recipient and the same person who spread the bot hoax — is heard talking about foreign intelligence tied to an EU member state targeting 🇭🇺Hungary’s foreign minister, in an operation linked to Brussels-aligned and pro-Ukrainian circles. If there is a real scandal here, it is this: which foreign intelligence service is working together with Péter Magyar and the Brussels–Kyiv axis to spy on Hungary’s foreign minister and interfere in Hungary’s internal affairs? It is obvious what they want: a Hungarian government that does not act according to Hungarian national interests, but follows the political expectations of Brussels and Kyiv. THANKS BUT NO THANKS!!! 🇭🇺 Hungarians will not allow Brussels and Kyiv to install a government in Hungary that goes against our national interests.

Balázs Orbán

105,134 次观看 • 4 个月前

JUST IN: Lavrov has once again spotted a “losing Ukraine” — apparently to avoid looking at Russia Russia’s foreign minister claims Europe is “seriously mistaken” if it believes Moscow is losing the war. According to Lavrov, it is Ukraine — not Russia — that is currently on the losing side. That, he says, is exactly why Russia will not accept any ultimatums. The Kremlin continues to dismiss reality as an “illusion” — especially when it comes to the war, sanctions, mounting losses, and the price Russia has been paying for more than four years.
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JUST IN: Lavrov has once again spotted a “losing Ukraine” — apparently to avoid looking at Russia Russia’s foreign minister claims Europe is “seriously mistaken” if it believes Moscow is losing the war. According to Lavrov, it is Ukraine — not Russia — that is currently on the losing side. That, he says, is exactly why Russia will not accept any ultimatums. The Kremlin continues to dismiss reality as an “illusion” — especially when it comes to the war, sanctions, mounting losses, and the price Russia has been paying for more than four years.

NEXTA

212,659 次观看 • 1 个月前

🇺🇦🇷🇺🇧🇾🇪🇺 Zelensky is warning that Russia could use Belarus as the launchpad for its next major escalation. The geography is what makes it dangerous. From Belarus, Russian forces could threaten Kyiv from the north, pressure Poland, and put the Suwalki Gap, NATO's narrow land link to the Baltics, under pressure. The concern is that troops, missiles, and drones could be moved into Belarus under the cover of military exercises before any attack begins. The goal may not be a full-scale invasion. It may be forcing NATO to defend multiple fronts at once. One border crossing in the wrong direction could change the entire conflict. Source: wallstreetresearchcenter (Youtube)
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🇺🇦🇷🇺🇧🇾🇪🇺 Zelensky is warning that Russia could use Belarus as the launchpad for its next major escalation. The geography is what makes it dangerous. From Belarus, Russian forces could threaten Kyiv from the north, pressure Poland, and put the Suwalki Gap, NATO's narrow land link to the Baltics, under pressure. The concern is that troops, missiles, and drones could be moved into Belarus under the cover of military exercises before any attack begins. The goal may not be a full-scale invasion. It may be forcing NATO to defend multiple fronts at once. One border crossing in the wrong direction could change the entire conflict. Source: wallstreetresearchcenter (Youtube)

Mario Nawfal

157,005 次观看 • 2 个月前