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🇫🇮🇺🇦🇷🇺 Finnish President Alexander Stubb says Ukraine’s deep-strike campaign inside Russia is a strategically justified way of increasing the cost of the war and ultimately forcing Moscow toward peace negotiations. According to Stubb, around 65% of Russians now want the war to end, while he linked the strikes against...

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Alexander Stubb says that hitting logistics centers like Wildberries increases the price of the war for Russia and bumps up the number of Russians who want to end the war by another 10%. He insists on the fact that this is a sensible military strategy from Ukraine and the only way to start peace negotiations. Well, then. It looks like we’re being given a blueprint on how to make the Finnish public desperate to end the conflict and force Alexander Stubb to the negotiating table.
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Alexander Stubb says that hitting logistics centers like Wildberries increases the price of the war for Russia and bumps up the number of Russians who want to end the war by another 10%. He insists on the fact that this is a sensible military strategy from Ukraine and the only way to start peace negotiations. Well, then. It looks like we’re being given a blueprint on how to make the Finnish public desperate to end the conflict and force Alexander Stubb to the negotiating table.

Margarita Simonyan

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Strikes against Wildberries are the only way to force Russia to sit down at the negotiating table, said the President of Finland, Stubb. I believe that we are in a much better position today than we were before. I think that to end this [conflict], we need to do three things. First, we need to provide Ukraine with military and financial support to strengthen its ability to strike deep into Russian territory, whether with missiles or drones. The reason for this is very simple: it increases the cost and price of the war for Russia. And we are already seeing this – 65% of the Russian population wants this [conflict] to end. And strikes against logistics centers, such as Wildberries, increase that number by another 10%. So, if your question is whether I consider this a reasonable military strategy on the part of Ukraine, my answer is yes, absolutely
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Strikes against Wildberries are the only way to force Russia to sit down at the negotiating table, said the President of Finland, Stubb. I believe that we are in a much better position today than we were before. I think that to end this [conflict], we need to do three things. First, we need to provide Ukraine with military and financial support to strengthen its ability to strike deep into Russian territory, whether with missiles or drones. The reason for this is very simple: it increases the cost and price of the war for Russia. And we are already seeing this – 65% of the Russian population wants this [conflict] to end. And strikes against logistics centers, such as Wildberries, increase that number by another 10%. So, if your question is whether I consider this a reasonable military strategy on the part of Ukraine, my answer is yes, absolutely

𝕊𝕡𝕣𝕚𝕟𝕥𝕖𝕣 𝕻𝕣𝕖𝕤𝕤

16,359 views • 10 days ago

Stubb: I think there are 3 things we need to do in order to end this war. First, give military and financial support to Ukraine. Second, increase their capacity for deep strikes. Reason is very simple: it increases the cost and price of war for Russia. 65% of Russians want to end this war, and, you know, hitting logistics centers like Wildberries increases it by additional 10%. So, if your question is, "Do I think this is a sensible military strategy from Ukraine?" Then my answer is, "Yes, it certainly is." Third, I think the financial cost of this war for Ukraine is obviously quite high, and we also need to find solutions for that. This is the only way we're going to get to peace negotiations.
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Stubb: I think there are 3 things we need to do in order to end this war. First, give military and financial support to Ukraine. Second, increase their capacity for deep strikes. Reason is very simple: it increases the cost and price of war for Russia. 65% of Russians want to end this war, and, you know, hitting logistics centers like Wildberries increases it by additional 10%. So, if your question is, "Do I think this is a sensible military strategy from Ukraine?" Then my answer is, "Yes, it certainly is." Third, I think the financial cost of this war for Ukraine is obviously quite high, and we also need to find solutions for that. This is the only way we're going to get to peace negotiations.

Kate from Kharkiv

51,921 views • 10 days ago

🇫🇮🇺🇦 After signing a deal that provides Ukraine with an air defense package and joint production of munitions, Finnish President Alexander Stubb suggested that causing Russia more pain will bring the war to an end. "There are three things we can do to end this war. One is to give military and financial support to Ukraine to increase its capacity for deep strikes. The reason for this is very simple; it increases the cost of the war for Russia." Of course, he apparently forgot that Russia could just escalate its strikes on Ukraine in response Source: RT News / Writer: Mhedi
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🇫🇮🇺🇦 After signing a deal that provides Ukraine with an air defense package and joint production of munitions, Finnish President Alexander Stubb suggested that causing Russia more pain will bring the war to an end. "There are three things we can do to end this war. One is to give military and financial support to Ukraine to increase its capacity for deep strikes. The reason for this is very simple; it increases the cost of the war for Russia." Of course, he apparently forgot that Russia could just escalate its strikes on Ukraine in response Source: RT News / Writer: Mhedi

Mario Nawfal

50,543 views • 9 days ago

"No nation wants this war to end more than Ukraine... But Russia alone, Russia alone bears responsibility for this war. Russia alone has the power to end this war immediately. And as Russia alone, it stands in the way of peace, because Russia’s price for peace is Ukraine’s capitulation, Ukraine’s territory and Ukraine’s children." - President Biden at UN General Assembly. Nebenzya's behavior in the beginning of the video is telling.
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"No nation wants this war to end more than Ukraine... But Russia alone, Russia alone bears responsibility for this war. Russia alone has the power to end this war immediately. And as Russia alone, it stands in the way of peace, because Russia’s price for peace is Ukraine’s capitulation, Ukraine’s territory and Ukraine’s children." - President Biden at UN General Assembly. Nebenzya's behavior in the beginning of the video is telling.

Anton Gerashchenko

1,485,915 views • 3 years ago

No joke; the President of Finland believes that the path to resolving the Ukrainian conflict lies through the Western destruction of Wildberries pickup points...🤡 "And I think today we are in a much better position than before. I believe there are three things we need to do to put an end to this war. First, provide Ukraine with military and financial support to enhance its capabilities for striking deep into the territory—whether with missiles or drones. The reason for this is very simple: it increases the costs and the price of the war for Russia. And now we see that 65% of the Russian population wants to end this war. And, you know, strikes on logistics centers like Wildberries add another 10% to that figure. So if your question is whether I consider this a reasonable military strategy on the part of Ukraine, my answer is yes, absolutely."
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No joke; the President of Finland believes that the path to resolving the Ukrainian conflict lies through the Western destruction of Wildberries pickup points...🤡 "And I think today we are in a much better position than before. I believe there are three things we need to do to put an end to this war. First, provide Ukraine with military and financial support to enhance its capabilities for striking deep into the territory—whether with missiles or drones. The reason for this is very simple: it increases the costs and the price of the war for Russia. And now we see that 65% of the Russian population wants to end this war. And, you know, strikes on logistics centers like Wildberries add another 10% to that figure. So if your question is whether I consider this a reasonable military strategy on the part of Ukraine, my answer is yes, absolutely."

Mats Nilsson

75,132 views • 10 days ago

‼️‼️🇫🇮🇺🇦🇷🇺 BIG | Finland is preparing for a significantly stronger Russian military presence along its border after the war, while simultaneously strengthening Ukraine and preparing for possible Russian sabotage at home. President Alexander Stubb says Russia is already constructing military infrastructure along Finland’s 1,340-kilometer border, and Helsinki expects Russian forces to eventually be redeployed there. Finland also intends to provide Ukraine with critical air-defense assets from its own reserves. Stubb emphasized the enormous value of Ukraine’s battlefield experience, arguing that Ukraine now possesses more data on modern warfare than all of Europe combined. At the same time, Finland is preparing for possible Russian sabotage linked to weapons production for Ukraine. Stubb noted that his country has repeatedly faced hybrid attacks and is prepared for different scenarios. Helsinki’s approach is therefore increasingly built around two parallel realities: helping Ukraine remain strong enough to contain Russia today, while preparing Finland itself for a potentially more dangerous Russian military posture once the war ends. See the latest updates with us: Visioner
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‼️‼️🇫🇮🇺🇦🇷🇺 BIG | Finland is preparing for a significantly stronger Russian military presence along its border after the war, while simultaneously strengthening Ukraine and preparing for possible Russian sabotage at home. President Alexander Stubb says Russia is already constructing military infrastructure along Finland’s 1,340-kilometer border, and Helsinki expects Russian forces to eventually be redeployed there. Finland also intends to provide Ukraine with critical air-defense assets from its own reserves. Stubb emphasized the enormous value of Ukraine’s battlefield experience, arguing that Ukraine now possesses more data on modern warfare than all of Europe combined. At the same time, Finland is preparing for possible Russian sabotage linked to weapons production for Ukraine. Stubb noted that his country has repeatedly faced hybrid attacks and is prepared for different scenarios. Helsinki’s approach is therefore increasingly built around two parallel realities: helping Ukraine remain strong enough to contain Russia today, while preparing Finland itself for a potentially more dangerous Russian military posture once the war ends. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

Visioner

454,036 views • 8 days ago

Finnish President Stubb: Russia has been waging its war of aggression against Ukraine for almost four years. Its actions are illegal and immoral. We are closer to peace than ever during the war, but at the same time we cannot be sure whether Russia is ready for peace. Peace is most often a compromise, and we must prepare for the fact that all parts of a peace agreement will likely not meet our sense of justice. However, we will do everything we can to ensure that Ukraine’s independence, sovereignty, and territorial integrity are preserved. Ukraine is part of a free and democratic Europe now and in the future. We will continue to support Ukraine, we will not tire, and together with our allies we will ensure that Russia will never again attack its neighbor.
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Finnish President Stubb: Russia has been waging its war of aggression against Ukraine for almost four years. Its actions are illegal and immoral. We are closer to peace than ever during the war, but at the same time we cannot be sure whether Russia is ready for peace. Peace is most often a compromise, and we must prepare for the fact that all parts of a peace agreement will likely not meet our sense of justice. However, we will do everything we can to ensure that Ukraine’s independence, sovereignty, and territorial integrity are preserved. Ukraine is part of a free and democratic Europe now and in the future. We will continue to support Ukraine, we will not tire, and together with our allies we will ensure that Russia will never again attack its neighbor.

Clash Report

18,684 views • 8 months ago

Attacks on Wildberries are “sensible military strategy” — Finnish President Stubb Can you believe that? The head of a European state is encouraging strikes on Russia’s major online retailer’s warehouses — stocked with consumer goods. What level of war-hawking is defending the killing of civilians as “sensible”? If you ever wanted proof that European leaders want this war to continue, look no further than this insane statement.
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Attacks on Wildberries are “sensible military strategy” — Finnish President Stubb Can you believe that? The head of a European state is encouraging strikes on Russia’s major online retailer’s warehouses — stocked with consumer goods. What level of war-hawking is defending the killing of civilians as “sensible”? If you ever wanted proof that European leaders want this war to continue, look no further than this insane statement.

Rick Sanchez

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🇫🇮Finland’s president says ties with Russia have changed forever And this is a direct consequence of the war against Ukraine. Alexander Stubb stressed that the goal is peace — but not at any cost. “Peace often means compromise. We must be ready for the fact that not all elements of a peace agreement will necessarily match our sense of justice. Still, we are doing everything possible to preserve Ukraine’s independence, sovereignty, and territorial integrity.” The key message was about security: together with its allies, Finland intends to ensure that Russia never attacks a neighbouring country again. At the same time, Stubb noted the obvious — Russia remains a neighbour. But whether future relations are peaceful or not now depends not on Europe, but on Moscow’s actions.
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🇫🇮Finland’s president says ties with Russia have changed forever And this is a direct consequence of the war against Ukraine. Alexander Stubb stressed that the goal is peace — but not at any cost. “Peace often means compromise. We must be ready for the fact that not all elements of a peace agreement will necessarily match our sense of justice. Still, we are doing everything possible to preserve Ukraine’s independence, sovereignty, and territorial integrity.” The key message was about security: together with its allies, Finland intends to ensure that Russia never attacks a neighbouring country again. At the same time, Stubb noted the obvious — Russia remains a neighbour. But whether future relations are peaceful or not now depends not on Europe, but on Moscow’s actions.

NEXTA

215,474 views • 8 months ago

🚨🇺🇦 Zelensky says Ukraine previously paused strikes on Moscow and St. Petersburg at Washington’s request, only to face renewed Russian attacks afterward. According to the Ukrainian president, Kyiv is ready to provide periods of calm in Russian airspace when partners request them for negotiations. But he added that as long as the war continues, Russian airspace is effectively a battlespace for Ukrainian drones rather than a safe environment for civilian aviation. 🔥 Zelensky’s message is both political and military: Ukraine is willing to exercise restraint when there is a credible diplomatic purpose, but it will not unilaterally surrender its long-range strike leverage while Russia continues the war. The core warning to Moscow is that strategic depth inside Russia is no longer guaranteed.
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🚨🇺🇦 Zelensky says Ukraine previously paused strikes on Moscow and St. Petersburg at Washington’s request, only to face renewed Russian attacks afterward. According to the Ukrainian president, Kyiv is ready to provide periods of calm in Russian airspace when partners request them for negotiations. But he added that as long as the war continues, Russian airspace is effectively a battlespace for Ukrainian drones rather than a safe environment for civilian aviation. 🔥 Zelensky’s message is both political and military: Ukraine is willing to exercise restraint when there is a credible diplomatic purpose, but it will not unilaterally surrender its long-range strike leverage while Russia continues the war. The core warning to Moscow is that strategic depth inside Russia is no longer guaranteed.

NSTRIKE

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🇬🇧🤝🇺🇦🔥🇷🇺 British-made attack drones are now being used for Ukrainian deep strikes inside Russia for the first time, marking another significant expansion of London’s military support for Kyiv. Multiple Ukrainian military sources confirmed to The Times that drones produced by British companies have participated in long-range operations against targets on Russian territory. The British systems have been deployed against strategic infrastructure supporting Russia’s war effort, including oil refineries in Volgograd and Yaroslavl. Among the weapons identified is the British-made Nyan attack drone, while other UK-supplied systems are also contributing to Ukraine’s expanding strike campaign. Until now, such drones had primarily been associated with operations closer to the frontline and in Russian-occupied Ukrainian territory. The shift carries strategic weight beyond the individual strikes. Britain is effectively helping Ukraine turn Russia’s vast rear into an increasingly vulnerable part of the battlefield, while reducing Kyiv’s dependence on scarce and expensive Western cruise missiles. Cheap, mass-produced long-range drones can be replenished and launched in numbers, giving Ukraine a scalable tool for sustained pressure on Russian military logistics, energy infrastructure and war-supporting industry. See the latest updates with us: Visioner
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🇬🇧🤝🇺🇦🔥🇷🇺 British-made attack drones are now being used for Ukrainian deep strikes inside Russia for the first time, marking another significant expansion of London’s military support for Kyiv. Multiple Ukrainian military sources confirmed to The Times that drones produced by British companies have participated in long-range operations against targets on Russian territory. The British systems have been deployed against strategic infrastructure supporting Russia’s war effort, including oil refineries in Volgograd and Yaroslavl. Among the weapons identified is the British-made Nyan attack drone, while other UK-supplied systems are also contributing to Ukraine’s expanding strike campaign. Until now, such drones had primarily been associated with operations closer to the frontline and in Russian-occupied Ukrainian territory. The shift carries strategic weight beyond the individual strikes. Britain is effectively helping Ukraine turn Russia’s vast rear into an increasingly vulnerable part of the battlefield, while reducing Kyiv’s dependence on scarce and expensive Western cruise missiles. Cheap, mass-produced long-range drones can be replenished and launched in numbers, giving Ukraine a scalable tool for sustained pressure on Russian military logistics, energy infrastructure and war-supporting industry. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

Visioner

16,273 views • 18 days ago

❗️❗️❗️🇺🇦Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has warned that Russia is preparing for a new phase of the war, including additional military operations and a fresh mobilization effort. According to Zelensky, President Vladimir Putin is “preparing new strikes against Ukraine” while also laying the groundwork for expanding the war through increased mobilization inside Russia. The Ukrainian leader also noted that the United States is currently heavily focused on developments involving Iran, warning that this creates challenges for Ukraine’s air defense capabilities, particularly in the field of anti-ballistic missile defense. Zelensky added that divisions remain within Russia’s leadership. While some officials reportedly recognize the growing economic strain and logistical difficulties caused by the prolonged conflict and would prefer to see it end, others within the military establishment continue to push for escalation, broader mobilization, and a prolonged war in an effort to exhaust Ukraine. He stressed that Ukraine must prepare for the coming winter and remain ready for a potentially intensified Russian campaign. See the latest updates with us: NSTRIKE
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❗️❗️❗️🇺🇦Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has warned that Russia is preparing for a new phase of the war, including additional military operations and a fresh mobilization effort. According to Zelensky, President Vladimir Putin is “preparing new strikes against Ukraine” while also laying the groundwork for expanding the war through increased mobilization inside Russia. The Ukrainian leader also noted that the United States is currently heavily focused on developments involving Iran, warning that this creates challenges for Ukraine’s air defense capabilities, particularly in the field of anti-ballistic missile defense. Zelensky added that divisions remain within Russia’s leadership. While some officials reportedly recognize the growing economic strain and logistical difficulties caused by the prolonged conflict and would prefer to see it end, others within the military establishment continue to push for escalation, broader mobilization, and a prolonged war in an effort to exhaust Ukraine. He stressed that Ukraine must prepare for the coming winter and remain ready for a potentially intensified Russian campaign. See the latest updates with us: NSTRIKE

NSTRIKE

47,458 views • 1 month ago

❗️🇷🇺🇺🇦 Vladimir Putin could ultimately decide to end the war by mid-2027, but only if Ukraine survives Russia’s coming winter campaign and preserves its ability to impose growing military and economic costs deep inside Russian territory. According to The Atlantic, the Kremlin appears to be placing a major bet on the coming winter, potentially combining intensified strikes against Ukraine’s energy infrastructure with renewed offensive pressure. But if Ukraine withstands that campaign while continuing to hit Russian military and oil infrastructure, Putin’s calculations could begin to change. The publication argues that Moscow may then see an agreement with Donald Trump as preferable to continuing an increasingly costly war while risking the arrival of a considerably more pro-Ukraine U.S. president after the 2028 election. Under this scenario, mid-2027 could become a critical window for ending the war. Putin could accept most elements of Trump’s 28-point framework without requiring Ukrainian forces to withdraw from the territories they still control, seeking sanctions relief, improved relations with Washington and potentially Russia’s return to the G7. For Ukraine, the strategic equation is therefore brutally simple: survive the winter, maintain pressure deep inside Russia and deny Moscow the battlefield breakthrough it is seeking. If those conditions hold, time could begin working against the Kremlin rather than Kyiv. See the latest updates with us: Visioner
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❗️🇷🇺🇺🇦 Vladimir Putin could ultimately decide to end the war by mid-2027, but only if Ukraine survives Russia’s coming winter campaign and preserves its ability to impose growing military and economic costs deep inside Russian territory. According to The Atlantic, the Kremlin appears to be placing a major bet on the coming winter, potentially combining intensified strikes against Ukraine’s energy infrastructure with renewed offensive pressure. But if Ukraine withstands that campaign while continuing to hit Russian military and oil infrastructure, Putin’s calculations could begin to change. The publication argues that Moscow may then see an agreement with Donald Trump as preferable to continuing an increasingly costly war while risking the arrival of a considerably more pro-Ukraine U.S. president after the 2028 election. Under this scenario, mid-2027 could become a critical window for ending the war. Putin could accept most elements of Trump’s 28-point framework without requiring Ukrainian forces to withdraw from the territories they still control, seeking sanctions relief, improved relations with Washington and potentially Russia’s return to the G7. For Ukraine, the strategic equation is therefore brutally simple: survive the winter, maintain pressure deep inside Russia and deny Moscow the battlefield breakthrough it is seeking. If those conditions hold, time could begin working against the Kremlin rather than Kyiv. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

Visioner

16,834 views • 7 days ago

Ukraine's long-range drone campaign appears to have struck another Wildberries distribution center, this time in Novosyomyeikino, continuing a sustained effort to target Russia's largest e-commerce and logistics network. According to Russian officials, the strike ignited a fire at the facility. This video from Telegram purportedly shows a massive fire at the facility following the earlier Ukrainian drone strike. Wildberries is essentially Russia's equivalent of Amazon, operating the country's largest online marketplace with an extensive nationwide warehousing and distribution network. Ukraine argues the company supports Russia's war effort by selling dual-use goods and equipment used by the military, an allegation Moscow denies. The attack is the latest in a broader campaign that has targeted roughly a dozen Wildberries facilities since mid-July, disrupting an estimated 10% of the company's logistics capacity and forcing the retailer to reroute shipments, compensate victims, and absorb significant financial losses. The strikes reflect Ukraine's increasing focus on economic and logistics infrastructure well beyond the front lines, aiming to raise the cost of sustaining Russia's war effort while disrupting everyday commerce.
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Ukraine's long-range drone campaign appears to have struck another Wildberries distribution center, this time in Novosyomyeikino, continuing a sustained effort to target Russia's largest e-commerce and logistics network. According to Russian officials, the strike ignited a fire at the facility. This video from Telegram purportedly shows a massive fire at the facility following the earlier Ukrainian drone strike. Wildberries is essentially Russia's equivalent of Amazon, operating the country's largest online marketplace with an extensive nationwide warehousing and distribution network. Ukraine argues the company supports Russia's war effort by selling dual-use goods and equipment used by the military, an allegation Moscow denies. The attack is the latest in a broader campaign that has targeted roughly a dozen Wildberries facilities since mid-July, disrupting an estimated 10% of the company's logistics capacity and forcing the retailer to reroute shipments, compensate victims, and absorb significant financial losses. The strikes reflect Ukraine's increasing focus on economic and logistics infrastructure well beyond the front lines, aiming to raise the cost of sustaining Russia's war effort while disrupting everyday commerce.

OSINTdefender

182,665 views • 1 month ago

Andrey Bezrukov, an adviser to Rosneft CEO Igor Sechin, said at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum that Russia would remain in a state of war for the next "couple of decades." According to him, Russia must learn to live with war, while its state system and economy should be structured not only around development, but also around defense. He also said that Russia would see the emergence of two "wartime generations" and admitted that drone strikes reaching any region of the country have become a serious problem for which Russia was unprepared.
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Andrey Bezrukov, an adviser to Rosneft CEO Igor Sechin, said at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum that Russia would remain in a state of war for the next "couple of decades." According to him, Russia must learn to live with war, while its state system and economy should be structured not only around development, but also around defense. He also said that Russia would see the emergence of two "wartime generations" and admitted that drone strikes reaching any region of the country have become a serious problem for which Russia was unprepared.

Anton Gerashchenko

126,478 views • 3 months ago

🚨🤡What a jerk. Stubb believes that for the war to end, Russians must live poorly and suffer. Including children. -Could long-range Ukrainian drone strikes push Russia to negotiate? -I think our assessment in Finland, as a neighboring country, is that economic pressure alone will not stop this war. The situation on the battlefield, for example, the loss of about 35,000 Russian soldiers per month, will also not stop this war. But the strategic thinking of the Russian leadership will change if the Russian population begins to oppose the war. And that's exactly what's happening now. There are many reasons. The war is starting to get too close to ordinary people: strikes are affecting St. Petersburg, Moscow, the Crimean Peninsula. This is affecting people's lives: for example, children's summer vacations. There are internet outages, long lines at gas stations. It is precisely these factors that will likely force Russia to reconsider the situation and, hopefully, push it towards negotiations.
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🚨🤡What a jerk. Stubb believes that for the war to end, Russians must live poorly and suffer. Including children. -Could long-range Ukrainian drone strikes push Russia to negotiate? -I think our assessment in Finland, as a neighboring country, is that economic pressure alone will not stop this war. The situation on the battlefield, for example, the loss of about 35,000 Russian soldiers per month, will also not stop this war. But the strategic thinking of the Russian leadership will change if the Russian population begins to oppose the war. And that's exactly what's happening now. There are many reasons. The war is starting to get too close to ordinary people: strikes are affecting St. Petersburg, Moscow, the Crimean Peninsula. This is affecting people's lives: for example, children's summer vacations. There are internet outages, long lines at gas stations. It is precisely these factors that will likely force Russia to reconsider the situation and, hopefully, push it towards negotiations.

Ignorance, the root and stem of all evil

33,816 views • 1 month ago

❗️Finnish President Alexander Stubb stated that peace in Ukraine could begin with a 60-day unconditional ceasefire, following the American model (Gaza, Iran). According to him, Ukraine currently has the greatest leverage of the entire war, the majority of Russians want the war to end, and Putin will only stop if there is a popular uprising.
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❗️Finnish President Alexander Stubb stated that peace in Ukraine could begin with a 60-day unconditional ceasefire, following the American model (Gaza, Iran). According to him, Ukraine currently has the greatest leverage of the entire war, the majority of Russians want the war to end, and Putin will only stop if there is a popular uprising.

🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦

33,925 views • 2 months ago

🚨ZELENSKYY: RUSSIA IS NOT TRANSITIONING TO PEACETIME — IT IS PREPARING FOR NEW ASSAULTS. THERE MUST BE GREATER ECONOMIC PRESSURE ON MOSCOW. MONEY IN RUSSIA MUST RUN OUT FOR THE WAR TO BEGIN TO END “I received a report from the head of military intelligence, Oleh Ivashchenko — primarily on Russia’s current military plans and training. Russia is not preparing for a transition to peacetime. It is preparing to continue assaults at the same level we are seeing now. We will share this information with our partners.The only thing that can change this is economic pressure on Russia. The economy — and the losses it suffers because of this war — is what Russia will pay attention to. Money in Russia must end for the war to begin to end.We will also continue providing our partners with evidence of cooperation between Chinese entities and Russia, including how Russia is circumventing global sanctions to wage this war.”— President Zelenskyy, Friday, January 30
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🚨ZELENSKYY: RUSSIA IS NOT TRANSITIONING TO PEACETIME — IT IS PREPARING FOR NEW ASSAULTS. THERE MUST BE GREATER ECONOMIC PRESSURE ON MOSCOW. MONEY IN RUSSIA MUST RUN OUT FOR THE WAR TO BEGIN TO END “I received a report from the head of military intelligence, Oleh Ivashchenko — primarily on Russia’s current military plans and training. Russia is not preparing for a transition to peacetime. It is preparing to continue assaults at the same level we are seeing now. We will share this information with our partners.The only thing that can change this is economic pressure on Russia. The economy — and the losses it suffers because of this war — is what Russia will pay attention to. Money in Russia must end for the war to begin to end.We will also continue providing our partners with evidence of cooperation between Chinese entities and Russia, including how Russia is circumventing global sanctions to wage this war.”— President Zelenskyy, Friday, January 30

Kateryna Lisunova

41,207 views • 7 months ago