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Finnish President Stubb explained why he's confident Russia won't attack European countries: [Why are you so confident Russia won't attack us?] Well, you can't be 100% sure of anything in this world. But, to be perfectly frank, based on everything we see, everything we read, everything we discuss, we... simply don't see that happening at this particular moment. And the reason is very simple. Russian troops are tied up in Ukraine, and they're actually short-handed right now. Let me just give you the numbers again: since December, the casualty rate—or, let's say, the attrition rate of Russian soldiers—has been somewhere between 30,000 and 35,000 soldiers per month. So they have fewer and fewer soldiers. Therefore, for them to suddenly mobilize on two fronts now—I simply don't see that happening. I don't think Russia will end this war because of the economic downturn we're actually seeing right now. Because we should never underestimate the ability of Russians to survive difficult economic times. You know, we only need to go back to the Soviet era to understand this.show more

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Finland’s President Alexander Stubb on Russia: I don’t believe Russia will end this war because of an economic downturn, which we are actually seeing right now. You should never underestimate the Russians’ ability to endure hard economic times. You only have to go back to the Soviet period to understand that. Source: BILD

Finland’s President Alexander Stubb on Russia: I don’t believe Russia will end this war because of an economic downturn, which we are actually seeing right now. You should never underestimate the Russians’ ability to endure hard economic times. You only have to go back to the Soviet period to understand that. Source: BILD

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Finland’s President Alexander Stubb on Russia: I don’t believe Russia will end this war because of an economic downturn, which we are actually seeing right now. You should never underestimate the Russians’ ability to endure hard economic times. You only have to go back to the Soviet period to understand that. Source: BILD

Finland’s President Alexander Stubb on Russia: I don’t believe Russia will end this war because of an economic downturn, which we are actually seeing right now. You should never underestimate the Russians’ ability to endure hard economic times. You only have to go back to the Soviet period to understand that. Source: BILD

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PM Frederiksen: we have to recognize, we have to understand, we have to learn that Russia will not change and they are not interested in peace, unfortunately. Can you imagine? I mean, it's like minus 25 degrees and then you attack the energy system. I mean, it's so crazy that only Russians would do such a thing. But this is how Russia is and it will not change. And I think our problem in Ukraine is still that there are still red lines when it comes to the weapons they can use to win this war. And you cannot win a war with the one hand tied on your back. We need to give them weapons so they can strike into Russia. We have had this discussion for several years. We are still discussing it. I mean, for the last three years on this conference, I have said, why are we not providing them the air defense that they need? And everybody is doing like this. They still lack air defense. You cannot protect a country without air defense. We know exactly what we need to deliver, including, of course, membership of NATO, because if they were a NATO member now, we would be in a completely different situation now. So, we know what to do. But first of all, we have to recognize, we have to understand, we have to learn that Russia will not change and they are not interested in peace, unfortunately.

PM Frederiksen: we have to recognize, we have to understand, we have to learn that Russia will not change and they are not interested in peace, unfortunately. Can you imagine? I mean, it's like minus 25 degrees and then you attack the energy system. I mean, it's so crazy that only Russians would do such a thing. But this is how Russia is and it will not change. And I think our problem in Ukraine is still that there are still red lines when it comes to the weapons they can use to win this war. And you cannot win a war with the one hand tied on your back. We need to give them weapons so they can strike into Russia. We have had this discussion for several years. We are still discussing it. I mean, for the last three years on this conference, I have said, why are we not providing them the air defense that they need? And everybody is doing like this. They still lack air defense. You cannot protect a country without air defense. We know exactly what we need to deliver, including, of course, membership of NATO, because if they were a NATO member now, we would be in a completely different situation now. So, we know what to do. But first of all, we have to recognize, we have to understand, we have to learn that Russia will not change and they are not interested in peace, unfortunately.

Anton Gerashchenko

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🚨Chamath: "If we go to war, this totally screws everything up. You could see oil double." "Every time we're on the verge of victory, somebody in the military industrial complex invents some escalation of something so that we can just go to war." "The answer always seems to be, let's go to war, or let's support a war, or let's enable a war. And the bulwark to that has been the president." "If we go to war, this totally screws everything up." "You could see oil double. Double!" "What happens to the economy of the world, of world GDP, of everything, of inflation, if you have oil at $100/barrel, or $112/barrel?" "It's not good." "So you have to wonder like, why would people want this escalation? Who wants this escalation?" "It's deeply beneficial for America to avoid anything calamitous happening here." "So I hope we find an off-ramp, and I hope that the president gets his way."

🚨Chamath: "If we go to war, this totally screws everything up. You could see oil double." "Every time we're on the verge of victory, somebody in the military industrial complex invents some escalation of something so that we can just go to war." "The answer always seems to be, let's go to war, or let's support a war, or let's enable a war. And the bulwark to that has been the president." "If we go to war, this totally screws everything up." "You could see oil double. Double!" "What happens to the economy of the world, of world GDP, of everything, of inflation, if you have oil at $100/barrel, or $112/barrel?" "It's not good." "So you have to wonder like, why would people want this escalation? Who wants this escalation?" "It's deeply beneficial for America to avoid anything calamitous happening here." "So I hope we find an off-ramp, and I hope that the president gets his way."

The All-In Podcast

307,607 views • 1 year ago

[Q]: We're seeing reports that the exports [of Russian oil] are way down. How do you think that could affect the war in Ukraine, the United States interests and your partners here tonight, too? President Trump: I can say that the exports from Russia are way down. We just like to see an end to the war. A lot of Russian soldiers are being killed. So we think at some point they're going to get very smart and they're going to do that. So yeah, the Russian exports are substantially down.

[Q]: We're seeing reports that the exports [of Russian oil] are way down. How do you think that could affect the war in Ukraine, the United States interests and your partners here tonight, too? President Trump: I can say that the exports from Russia are way down. We just like to see an end to the war. A lot of Russian soldiers are being killed. So we think at some point they're going to get very smart and they're going to do that. So yeah, the Russian exports are substantially down.

Anton Gerashchenko

57,530 views • 9 months ago

🇺🇲🇺🇦🇷🇺 We talked about what weapons Ukraine needs — they desperately need "Patriots." They would like "Tomahawks." That's a step up... We discussed this with Zelensky," Trump said Other statements by the American president: ➡️ I have to give credit to Ukraine for holding up so well. They are great fighters. Very good fighters. ➡️ I think it would be in Putin's interest to settle this. And I believe he will settle it — we'll see. But if not, it won't be good for him. It won't be good, to be honest. ➡️ We had a very good conversation with Zelensky this morning and yesterday. As you know, we do not send any weapons directly — we send them to NATO, and NATO pays. ➡️ Biden gave Ukraine $350 billion, and we gave them, we gave them... nothing. But we gave them respect and some other things. ➡️ We talked about armaments — they need more, we are considering it. Hopefully, we can provide it. ➡️ You know, our country also needs weapons. We can't give away so many weapons that we have none left. ➡️ Will I send "Tomahawks"? We'll see. I don't know, I'll have to talk to Russia. Do they want "Tomahawks" flying their way? I don't think so. ➡️ I'll have to talk to Russia, I told Zelensky about this. Because "Tomahawks" are a new step of aggression. You understand this very well. I would say to Putin: look, if this war is not settled, I will provide them with "Tomahawks." ➡️ "Tomahawks" are incredible weapons, very offensive. And, honestly, Russia doesn't need this. They don't need it. If the war is not resolved, we can definitely do this. Maybe we won't, but maybe we will. I think it's appropriate. Yes. I want the war to be resolved. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

🇺🇲🇺🇦🇷🇺 We talked about what weapons Ukraine needs — they desperately need "Patriots." They would like "Tomahawks." That's a step up... We discussed this with Zelensky," Trump said Other statements by the American president: ➡️ I have to give credit to Ukraine for holding up so well. They are great fighters. Very good fighters. ➡️ I think it would be in Putin's interest to settle this. And I believe he will settle it — we'll see. But if not, it won't be good for him. It won't be good, to be honest. ➡️ We had a very good conversation with Zelensky this morning and yesterday. As you know, we do not send any weapons directly — we send them to NATO, and NATO pays. ➡️ Biden gave Ukraine $350 billion, and we gave them, we gave them... nothing. But we gave them respect and some other things. ➡️ We talked about armaments — they need more, we are considering it. Hopefully, we can provide it. ➡️ You know, our country also needs weapons. We can't give away so many weapons that we have none left. ➡️ Will I send "Tomahawks"? We'll see. I don't know, I'll have to talk to Russia. Do they want "Tomahawks" flying their way? I don't think so. ➡️ I'll have to talk to Russia, I told Zelensky about this. Because "Tomahawks" are a new step of aggression. You understand this very well. I would say to Putin: look, if this war is not settled, I will provide them with "Tomahawks." ➡️ "Tomahawks" are incredible weapons, very offensive. And, honestly, Russia doesn't need this. They don't need it. If the war is not resolved, we can definitely do this. Maybe we won't, but maybe we will. I think it's appropriate. Yes. I want the war to be resolved. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

Visioner

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🇺🇦 Ukrainian MP calls BS: MP Anna Skorokhod called Ukraine's recently announced strategic goal of killing 50,000 Russian soldiers per month "sick". "Mikhail Fedorov, the new Minister of Defense, said that the strategic goal for Ukraine and the Ministry of Defense is to kill 50,000 Russians per month. Don't you think our strategy is sick? Don't you think the strategy should be to end the war, exchange all our prisoners of war, return and search for all those missing, and bring back the guys from the front who are physically and mentally exhausted? To end the terror that is happening now. Why are we all sitting without electricity, water, or heat, while our strategy is to kill 50,000 Russians?!" Skorokhod also questioned whether the Armed Forces of Ukraine are really destroying 35,000 Russian soldiers per month, as claimed by Fedorov. "And tell me, these figures that we are destroying 35,000 enemies per month — don't you think that if that were true, the Russian army would have already ceased to exist? It would simply have collapsed. And someone is talking about our losses? How long will this continue? Someone says that we don't retrieve the bodies? Don't we all think that our strategies and priorities should be different?", she asked. In Skorokhod's opinion, Ukraine's goals should be peace and the preservation of the nation.

🇺🇦 Ukrainian MP calls BS: MP Anna Skorokhod called Ukraine's recently announced strategic goal of killing 50,000 Russian soldiers per month "sick". "Mikhail Fedorov, the new Minister of Defense, said that the strategic goal for Ukraine and the Ministry of Defense is to kill 50,000 Russians per month. Don't you think our strategy is sick? Don't you think the strategy should be to end the war, exchange all our prisoners of war, return and search for all those missing, and bring back the guys from the front who are physically and mentally exhausted? To end the terror that is happening now. Why are we all sitting without electricity, water, or heat, while our strategy is to kill 50,000 Russians?!" Skorokhod also questioned whether the Armed Forces of Ukraine are really destroying 35,000 Russian soldiers per month, as claimed by Fedorov. "And tell me, these figures that we are destroying 35,000 enemies per month — don't you think that if that were true, the Russian army would have already ceased to exist? It would simply have collapsed. And someone is talking about our losses? How long will this continue? Someone says that we don't retrieve the bodies? Don't we all think that our strategies and priorities should be different?", she asked. In Skorokhod's opinion, Ukraine's goals should be peace and the preservation of the nation.

Lord Bebo

22,781 views • 7 months ago

'Russia is giving Iran permission to kill American soldiers' - Stubb is going crazy because the US isn't helping him fight Russia with the help of Ukrainians. He actually said: 'This is our war'. 'I'm trying to explain to my American friends: there are two aspects here. Firstly, Russia is now transferring back to Iran 'Shahid' drones, which can be used to strike American bases. Secondly, it is providing intelligence on the location of American bases - essentially, giving tacit permission to kill American soldiers. And this worries me a lot. But, of course, as a Finn, I'm more concerned about the consequences for the war in Ukraine, because this is largely our war, which we take very seriously. We're already seeing rising oil prices, which are effectively fuelling the Russian military machine. We're seeing the US lifting sanctions on Russian oil. We're seeing the US granting India exemptions to buy Russian oil. Everything is interconnected. And we need to refocus on Ukraine again. That's why we need a ceasefire in Iran.' - SK

'Russia is giving Iran permission to kill American soldiers' - Stubb is going crazy because the US isn't helping him fight Russia with the help of Ukrainians. He actually said: 'This is our war'. 'I'm trying to explain to my American friends: there are two aspects here. Firstly, Russia is now transferring back to Iran 'Shahid' drones, which can be used to strike American bases. Secondly, it is providing intelligence on the location of American bases - essentially, giving tacit permission to kill American soldiers. And this worries me a lot. But, of course, as a Finn, I'm more concerned about the consequences for the war in Ukraine, because this is largely our war, which we take very seriously. We're already seeing rising oil prices, which are effectively fuelling the Russian military machine. We're seeing the US lifting sanctions on Russian oil. We're seeing the US granting India exemptions to buy Russian oil. Everything is interconnected. And we need to refocus on Ukraine again. That's why we need a ceasefire in Iran.' - SK

Zlatti71

43,592 views • 5 months ago

'The Russian army has 1.5 million soldiers' - Dutch Defense Minister Brekelmans urges citizens to prepare for World War III. - We see that they [the Russians] are targeting our infrastructure. This is happening publicly. - So this is already World War III? - If we invest in defense and say that we are strengthening NATO, we are actually preventing it. - Such a risk always exists, so if we do nothing, then we will indeed face a serious problem. - We see what Russia is doing. Right now, it has about 1.5 million combat-ready soldiers. We know that in the coming years, it will only increase its investments - more equipment, more military personnel. This needs to be taken into account. My task as a defense minister is to point this out and explain what we need to do to stay protected. This requires investments and the contribution of the entire society. - SK

'The Russian army has 1.5 million soldiers' - Dutch Defense Minister Brekelmans urges citizens to prepare for World War III. - We see that they [the Russians] are targeting our infrastructure. This is happening publicly. - So this is already World War III? - If we invest in defense and say that we are strengthening NATO, we are actually preventing it. - Such a risk always exists, so if we do nothing, then we will indeed face a serious problem. - We see what Russia is doing. Right now, it has about 1.5 million combat-ready soldiers. We know that in the coming years, it will only increase its investments - more equipment, more military personnel. This needs to be taken into account. My task as a defense minister is to point this out and explain what we need to do to stay protected. This requires investments and the contribution of the entire society. - SK

Zlatti71

12,425 views • 7 months ago

Jesse Watters: "The 25th Amendment, impeachment, war crimes—are [Democrats] serious about this stuff, or is that just politics?" Sen. Fetterman: "Sure, there are some of them who are serious about those things, but...it's not going anywhere because they certainly won't have the votes to do those kinds of things...Why can't we just root for our military? Why can't we just say I don't have to agree [with] everything the President has done or the kind of things that he says, but we should be on the side of America and we should be on the sides of civilization and the free world. And I'm on that side and I don't know why I'm the only Democrat that says those kinds of things at this point."

Jesse Watters: "The 25th Amendment, impeachment, war crimes—are [Democrats] serious about this stuff, or is that just politics?" Sen. Fetterman: "Sure, there are some of them who are serious about those things, but...it's not going anywhere because they certainly won't have the votes to do those kinds of things...Why can't we just root for our military? Why can't we just say I don't have to agree [with] everything the President has done or the kind of things that he says, but we should be on the side of America and we should be on the sides of civilization and the free world. And I'm on that side and I don't know why I'm the only Democrat that says those kinds of things at this point."

Julia 🇺🇸

17,766 views • 4 months ago

Kaja Kallas: what we have to keep in mind is why countries want to be in NATO is because they don't want Russia to invade them. That's why Sweden and and Finland joined NATO, that's why the Baltic States joined NATO, to have this defense umbrella. if this is out of the question, then we need to see what are the security guarantees that are tangible. They can't be papers or promises, they have to be real troops, real capabilities, so that Ukraine is able to defend itself. We have to understand that Donbas is not Putin's end game.

Kaja Kallas: what we have to keep in mind is why countries want to be in NATO is because they don't want Russia to invade them. That's why Sweden and and Finland joined NATO, that's why the Baltic States joined NATO, to have this defense umbrella. if this is out of the question, then we need to see what are the security guarantees that are tangible. They can't be papers or promises, they have to be real troops, real capabilities, so that Ukraine is able to defend itself. We have to understand that Donbas is not Putin's end game.

Kate from Kharkiv

25,866 views • 8 months ago

🚨Zelenskyy on Trump’s latest criticism: “If you see the criticism increasing, it means we are helping more and more. I think helping people is the priority. Everything else is less important.” “Mr. President, you're offering your help to take down Iranian Shahads in Iran (Middle East) In the meantime, we hear President Trump continue to criticize support for Ukraine, criticize you. Do you still believe that you can actually change Washington's policy in this regard? So first of all, Russia helps now Iranians and Iranian regime. And we understand what they gave them already. We saw from intelligence some details. Today, I shared with Rob (Netherlands PM) some details from Shahed. We understand what they gave exactly to them (russians to Iranians) I don't know what volume they will be ready to give. But the good thing that I think that Iranians now are not providing missiles to Russia for attacks against us and some other weapon. This is what we see also. About our side, we've got some messages how to help people, how to help civilians in the Middle East, and also how to help American soldiers, who are in the bases in some countries. And we said that we will send experts, and we will provide everything they need to save them (civilians in the Middle East) And the how it works with the situation, what you said at the end, I mean we are trying to help and sometimes President Trump is criticizing me. So my attitude is next. If you will see that criticizing is increasing, it's mean that we are helping more and more. I think this is a priority to help people. Other things are not so important. Thank you” - Zelenskyy on Sun, March 8th, 2026.

🚨Zelenskyy on Trump’s latest criticism: “If you see the criticism increasing, it means we are helping more and more. I think helping people is the priority. Everything else is less important.” “Mr. President, you're offering your help to take down Iranian Shahads in Iran (Middle East) In the meantime, we hear President Trump continue to criticize support for Ukraine, criticize you. Do you still believe that you can actually change Washington's policy in this regard? So first of all, Russia helps now Iranians and Iranian regime. And we understand what they gave them already. We saw from intelligence some details. Today, I shared with Rob (Netherlands PM) some details from Shahed. We understand what they gave exactly to them (russians to Iranians) I don't know what volume they will be ready to give. But the good thing that I think that Iranians now are not providing missiles to Russia for attacks against us and some other weapon. This is what we see also. About our side, we've got some messages how to help people, how to help civilians in the Middle East, and also how to help American soldiers, who are in the bases in some countries. And we said that we will send experts, and we will provide everything they need to save them (civilians in the Middle East) And the how it works with the situation, what you said at the end, I mean we are trying to help and sometimes President Trump is criticizing me. So my attitude is next. If you will see that criticizing is increasing, it's mean that we are helping more and more. I think this is a priority to help people. Other things are not so important. Thank you” - Zelenskyy on Sun, March 8th, 2026.

Kateryna Lisunova

124,067 views • 5 months ago

'The customer is always right. We are the main customer' – US Commerce Secretary Latnik explained why Americans can impose sanctions on India and other countries. 'Before the conflict [in Ukraine], the Indians bought less than 2% of their oil from Russia. Less than 2%. And now they buy 40% of their oil from Russia. Why do they do this? Because the oil is under sanctions, it is really very, very cheap, as the Russians are trying to find buyers. And the Indians simply decided: forget it, let's buy cheap and make a lot of money. But you know what? This is just wrong. It's absurd. And they need to decide whose side they are on. You know what's funny? The Chinese sell to us. The Indians sell to us. They won't be able to sell to each other. We are the consumer for the whole world. People should remember: it is our $30 trillion economy that is the consumer of the world. So in the end, they will all have to come back to the customer, because we all know: in the end, the customer is always right.' - SK

'The customer is always right. We are the main customer' – US Commerce Secretary Latnik explained why Americans can impose sanctions on India and other countries. 'Before the conflict [in Ukraine], the Indians bought less than 2% of their oil from Russia. Less than 2%. And now they buy 40% of their oil from Russia. Why do they do this? Because the oil is under sanctions, it is really very, very cheap, as the Russians are trying to find buyers. And the Indians simply decided: forget it, let's buy cheap and make a lot of money. But you know what? This is just wrong. It's absurd. And they need to decide whose side they are on. You know what's funny? The Chinese sell to us. The Indians sell to us. They won't be able to sell to each other. We are the consumer for the whole world. People should remember: it is our $30 trillion economy that is the consumer of the world. So in the end, they will all have to come back to the customer, because we all know: in the end, the customer is always right.' - SK

Zlatti71

53,300 views • 1 year ago

Zelensky: Everyone can now see that we have taken the initiative away from Russia, and we are returning this war to where it came from—to Russian soil, to Russian skies, and to Russia's shores, to the home harbor of this war. Of course, this is difficult—extraordinarily difficult—but it is precisely what is necessary so that Russians feel what they are doing and understand that a war of aggression always has consequences.

Zelensky: Everyone can now see that we have taken the initiative away from Russia, and we are returning this war to where it came from—to Russian soil, to Russian skies, and to Russia's shores, to the home harbor of this war. Of course, this is difficult—extraordinarily difficult—but it is precisely what is necessary so that Russians feel what they are doing and understand that a war of aggression always has consequences.

Clash Report

27,268 views • 1 month ago

The insane Kaya Kallas is again demanding nuclear disarmament of Russia and the reduction of their army. 'The problem is that we are currently seeing strong pressure on the Ukrainians to make very serious concessions, which they are ready to do because they really want this war to end. But because of this, the understanding of where the source of the problem actually lies is being blurred. If we look at the last hundred years, Russia has attacked at least 19 countries - some of them three or even four times. None of these countries have ever attacked Russia. Therefore, the main question is how we can ensure that this war does not continue and does not spread further. For this, we need to see concessions from Russia as well: restrictions on its military budget, its army, everything related to this, including nuclear weapons. We need to really eliminate this threat.' - SK

The insane Kaya Kallas is again demanding nuclear disarmament of Russia and the reduction of their army. 'The problem is that we are currently seeing strong pressure on the Ukrainians to make very serious concessions, which they are ready to do because they really want this war to end. But because of this, the understanding of where the source of the problem actually lies is being blurred. If we look at the last hundred years, Russia has attacked at least 19 countries - some of them three or even four times. None of these countries have ever attacked Russia. Therefore, the main question is how we can ensure that this war does not continue and does not spread further. For this, we need to see concessions from Russia as well: restrictions on its military budget, its army, everything related to this, including nuclear weapons. We need to really eliminate this threat.' - SK

Zlatti71

40,473 views • 7 months ago

Merz told in an interview with tagesschau that he fears a Russian attack. - Mr. Merz, according to recent polls in Germany, 63% of Germans say they have big or very big concerns that Russia might attack another European country. Are you afraid of that too? - I share this concern, and based on everything we hear from Russia, it is quite justified. That is why we support Ukraine — not only to help Ukraine but also to prevent Russia from attacking other European countries. Moldova could be next, it could be the Baltic countries, it could be Poland. We must make NATO strong enough to deter Russia. - SK

Merz told in an interview with tagesschau that he fears a Russian attack. - Mr. Merz, according to recent polls in Germany, 63% of Germans say they have big or very big concerns that Russia might attack another European country. Are you afraid of that too? - I share this concern, and based on everything we hear from Russia, it is quite justified. That is why we support Ukraine — not only to help Ukraine but also to prevent Russia from attacking other European countries. Moldova could be next, it could be the Baltic countries, it could be Poland. We must make NATO strong enough to deter Russia. - SK

Zlatti71

52,758 views • 11 months ago

Captain Szilveszter Pálinkás, Hungarian Army officer: What causes me difficulty is understanding which side this government is choosing. It portrays Ukraine as an enemy, while in reality, in this military conflict, Ukraine is a victim, because Russia attacked Ukraine. This is common knowledge. This raises concerns and questions: why are we weakening our role in NATO because of this position? And why are our relationships of trust deteriorating? I have taken part in several NATO exercises since the start of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, where soldiers from other NATO member states directly asked us - Hungarian soldiers - whether we were on Russia’s side, because, judging by our messaging, that’s how it seemed. So tell us, they say, because we want to know. It was very difficult to hear, because I truly do not understand why we would not want to belong to the strongest military alliance in the world. And why we cannot reach the same position. I do not see the real reason behind this.

Captain Szilveszter Pálinkás, Hungarian Army officer: What causes me difficulty is understanding which side this government is choosing. It portrays Ukraine as an enemy, while in reality, in this military conflict, Ukraine is a victim, because Russia attacked Ukraine. This is common knowledge. This raises concerns and questions: why are we weakening our role in NATO because of this position? And why are our relationships of trust deteriorating? I have taken part in several NATO exercises since the start of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, where soldiers from other NATO member states directly asked us - Hungarian soldiers - whether we were on Russia’s side, because, judging by our messaging, that’s how it seemed. So tell us, they say, because we want to know. It was very difficult to hear, because I truly do not understand why we would not want to belong to the strongest military alliance in the world. And why we cannot reach the same position. I do not see the real reason behind this.

Anton Gerashchenko

271,416 views • 5 months ago

Finland’s President Alexander Stubb on Russia: I'm sure we are approaching the day when it would be useful for Europeans to be in more direct contact with Russia, and especially because we need to avoid misunderstandings. So, dialogue will begin at some stage, but I just can't give you a date because I don't know it. Source: BILD

Finland’s President Alexander Stubb on Russia: I'm sure we are approaching the day when it would be useful for Europeans to be in more direct contact with Russia, and especially because we need to avoid misunderstandings. So, dialogue will begin at some stage, but I just can't give you a date because I don't know it. Source: BILD

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60,137 views • 3 days ago