NATO did not wait four years to bomb bridges in Serbia.

Zelensky has opend the door of Pandora when he begin striking civilians  deep inside Russia. Zelensky wanted to bring the war to Russia, Putin has responded.

I am always amazed how many luxury and sports cars I see in Kiev on any video.  Porsche, Mercedes, BMW and others where they don't even have an economy.  That flow of hundreds of billions into the country has a lot of sticky hands.

Suddenly it became very obvious that Russia was not going hard on Ukraine all this time, and now, shit is getting unbearable for Ukraine... well, As the saying goes, fk around and find out.

cant say Russia didn't warn them to leave

Slava Russia 💪💪💪💪💪💪💪🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺

I feel so bad for all the innocent people that don't want this war on both sides. War is a failure of humanity.

Didn't Ukraine shoot down 96 of the 88 drones launched  by Russia

From the ghost of Kiev to the Kiev of ghosts 👻👻😵⚰️🪦🤦🤣

It was about time.

Shovels and now even scissors 😂

It is bad for the kiev citizens .. but they should thank their leaders.. good offers were made in the beginning at the minsk agreement. Ukrainien leaders didnt care about their people

FINALLY, Putin gives the green light to knock out key bridges over the Dnieper River and attack Kiev, like Siruvikian wanted in 2022. 👍🇷🇺

Looking forward to the latest Zelen Tsu quotes!

Most upvotes win!  :D

The Next Four Seasons

​Kaja Kallas candidly admits: “For now, there are no new offers for air defense systems for Ukraine.” Naturally, one shouldn’t draw overly far-reaching, pessimistic conclusions from this. Just because there are no new offers “for now” doesn’t mean there won’t be any “new offers”; there simply aren’t any “for now.”

​As an ordinary EU citizen, I understand this statement in a way that, while no one has offered me a new Ferrari lately, it would be downright foolish to abandon hope that when the offer finally appears, my new ride will be every bit as red as I dreamed it would be.

​Radosław Sikorski always stiffens at the mere thought of a war with Russia. Lately, the idea has made him so rigid that it impairs his walking, resulting in a general stiffness of movement—including his mental ones.

​To improve his flexibility, the Polish Foreign Minister employs the same clever trick Kallas so neatly displayed at the press conference: the fact that Poland hasn’t declared war on Russia yet doesn’t mean the war can be avoided. There’s simply a temporary lack of fresh ideas on how to start it, but once it erupts, it will be every bit as bloody as Sikorski always dreamed. The minister has already counted all the aircraft available in the European part of NATO and concluded that everything is looking mighty fine, so no one in Europe will foolishly give up on the military option—and Sikorski can keep enjoying himself.

​Upon returning from the UN session, Zelensky got straight to work and held an educational session with school children. The event took place in a bunker, which nicely illustrates the organizers' strong sense of wartime realism.

​I don’t know what Zelensky told the students, but I wouldn’t be surprised if he recounted the thrills of his stay in New York. A story about cruising down Manhattan in a red Ferrari, waving to bystanders and honking the horn while cheering crowds threw flowers beneath his wheels, could certainly motivate the students to study hard. After all, one has to study long and intensely to know as much about how democracy functions as Zelensky has managed to forget since the start of his long and fruitful term.

​In Ukraine, everything moves along at the usual wartime pace. The president meets students in bunkers, and influential politicians far beyond the borders of the cheerful homeland. Citizens dance and laugh in the streets, joyfully passing around the news that the horn in the new presidential Ferrari is programmed to play a snippet of the Ukrainian national anthem when pressed.

​The economy is booming, and successive offensives draw enthusiastic crowds of volunteers to the frontlines—each proudly repeating how wonderful it is to serve the peaceful ideal of a war for European values. Ukrainians are also rejoicing in the good fortune of Montenegro, praised by von der Leyen, whose accession process is equally a credit to the war successfully waged by Ukraine.

​This season, the trendiest color for prosthetics in Ukraine is "Ferrari candy/metallic blanche," while the heating season promises to be a spine-chilling party of the year. Everyone in Ukraine agrees that, just like in previous years, no one will complain about a lack of entertainment provided by the Kyiv government.

I don't know anyone here in the uk 🇬🇧 who will fight for the this country let alone for the nazis in Ukraine

Zelensky: russia wants to destrpy all our stuff.  
Answer: well you did bomb all their oil refinaries and blackberry warehouses.
What did ypu think would happen.
Zelensky is an evil antagonist.  He is deliberately making this war worse

To the comments asking why attacking bridges was not done before? This is an attrition war. Russians needed 4 years to ruin westerns countries , deplate Nato military stocks and make sure they will not be able to start this mess again within the 20 next year. And hopefully after next year’s elections in Germany, France and Italy, the EU structure will collapse too. You have to think strategically, Russians are chess masters.

I think it is time to surrender for Kiev

Voici une nouvelle preuve qui nous montre a quel point les strateges militaire de l'OTAN qui ont conseiller a zelensky d'attaquer les infrastructure en Russie sont nul.
A quoi s'attendaient-ils que les Russes allaient simplement croiser les bras pour les regarder?