The adoption of the 20th package of sanctions against the Russian Federation “could disrupt peace negotiations,” said Slovak Foreign Minister Blanar. (— How many pieces of silver did you sell yourself for, Judas?)
Yeah, “peace negotiations” are supposedly secret deals between the US and the 3.14deration aimed at destroying and occupying Ukraine. What kind of “peace negotiations” can there be when they are washed every day with the blood of the Ukrainian people? With Ukrainians being killed and Ukraine being destroyed… This is bargaining on the graves of the Ukrainian people, trading Ukrainian territory. Exactly what the bloodthirsty rashist wants.
The adoption of the 20th package of sanctions against the Russian Federation “could disrupt peace negotiations,” said Slovak Foreign Minister Blanar. (— How many pieces of silver did you sell yourself for, Judas?)
Yeah, “peace negotiations” are supposedly secret deals between the US and the 3.14deration aimed at destroying and occupying Ukraine. What kind of “peace negotiations” can there be when they are washed every day with the blood of the Ukrainian people? With Ukrainians being killed and Ukraine being destroyed… This is bargaining on the graves of the Ukrainian people, trading Ukrainian territory. Exactly what the bloodthirsty rashist wants.
'Will enter without visas like in 1945': Russian Security Council (Dmitry Medvedev) deputy threatens Europe over Schengen restrictions.
'Will enter without visas like in 1945': Russian Security Council (Dmitry Medvedev) deputy threatens Europe over Schengen restrictions.
And now it's all of Ukraine, officially for four years already.
https://censor.net/en/videonews/3602238/satellite-from-orbit-recorded-attack-on-kyiv
And now it's all of Ukraine, officially for four years already.
https://censor.net/en/videonews/3602238/satellite-from-orbit-recorded-attack-on-kyiv
Unfortunately, everyone has their own peak, and everyone will develop their own form of senile dementia in old age. Why am I saying this? If someone is over 70 and does not have very highly qualified people around them, there is a very high chance that things will go badly – possibly very badly.
“Trump wants to stage a grand ceremony to sign a peace agreement between Ukraine and Russia,” CNN reports.
For some, there is war and grief; for others, it’s time for carnivals…
Unfortunately, everyone has their own peak, and everyone will develop their own form of senile dementia in old age. Why am I saying this? If someone is over 70 and does not have very highly qualified people around them, there is a very high chance that things will go badly – possibly very badly.
“Trump wants to stage a grand ceremony to sign a peace agreement between Ukraine and Russia,” CNN reports.
For some, there is war and grief; for others, it’s time for carnivals…
“When I sometimes return to Europe – to France, Italy, anywhere where there is no war – I feel cut off from life, from real conversations. It seems to me that people there [in Europe] have gone numb; they are completely unaware of what is happening so close by. They do not understand me.” — photographer Emilien Urbano
“When I sometimes return to Europe – to France, Italy, anywhere where there is no war – I feel cut off from life, from real conversations. It seems to me that people there [in Europe] have gone numb; they are completely unaware of what is happening so close by. They do not understand me.” — photographer Emilien Urbano
The losses Ukraine is suffering are not comparable to Russia’s. This war is not an exchange of equal damage. Russia is seizing territory and destroying entire cities. Putin’s cynicism is obvious. He speaks of a desire for peace while simultaneously authorising the continuation of military operations. Even during diplomatic negotiations, Russian drones and missiles continue to strike Ukrainian cities. (E. Urbano)
The losses Ukraine is suffering are not comparable to Russia’s. This war is not an exchange of equal damage. Russia is seizing territory and destroying entire cities. Putin’s cynicism is obvious. He speaks of a desire for peace while simultaneously authorising the continuation of military operations. Even during diplomatic negotiations, Russian drones and missiles continue to strike Ukrainian cities. (E. Urbano)
On February 24, 2022, at around 4 a.m., the world changed forever. A decisive stage began in the struggle between the forces of Good and the axis of Evil. Masks and avatars were cast aside. Monsters of hatred, dragons of misanthropy, cyclopes of boundless cruelty, and orcs of destruction descended upon peaceful, free Ukrainians in their own country. They killed children and the elderly. They killed those who spoke Ukrainian and Russian. They killed those praying in the Orthodox Church of Ukraine (OCU) and in the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate. They killed, and continue to kill, the rich and the poor. They kill women and men. Nazi Russia, unable to prevail on the battlefield, unleashed a “coldomor” on millions of Ukrainians in the winter of 2025–2026. — Yaroslav Romanchuk
On February 24, 2022, at around 4 a.m., the world changed forever. A decisive stage began in the struggle between the forces of Good and the axis of Evil. Masks and avatars were cast aside. Monsters of hatred, dragons of misanthropy, cyclopes of boundless cruelty, and orcs of destruction descended upon peaceful, free Ukrainians in their own country. They killed children and the elderly. They killed those who spoke Ukrainian and Russian. They killed those praying in the Orthodox Church of Ukraine (OCU) and in the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate. They killed, and continue to kill, the rich and the poor. They kill women and men. Nazi Russia, unable to prevail on the battlefield, unleashed a “coldomor” on millions of Ukrainians in the winter of 2025–2026. — Yaroslav Romanchuk
An Islamist terrorist organization once developed the tactic of a “double explosion” in order to maximize the number of victims. Russia is taking its cue from that terrorist organization. The operation to carry out terrorist attacks was authorized by the Russian dictator vladimir putin back in 2023.
An Islamist terrorist organization once developed the tactic of a “double explosion” in order to maximize the number of victims. Russia is taking its cue from that terrorist organization. The operation to carry out terrorist attacks was authorized by the Russian dictator vladimir putin back in 2023.
The true face of these creatures.
Intelligence warns that Russia is turning real estate across Western Europe into a network of “Trojan horses” for carrying out coordinated sabotage operations. — The Telegraph
The true face of these creatures.
Intelligence warns that Russia is turning real estate across Western Europe into a network of “Trojan horses” for carrying out coordinated sabotage operations. — The Telegraph
Two thirds of European respondents feel a threat to their countries — a Eurobarometer group survey
Two thirds of European respondents feel a threat to their countries — a Eurobarometer group survey
US President issues statement to Iran after Khamenei's death
US President issues statement to Iran after Khamenei's death
The path to a different Iran has been opened, — Kaya Callas
The path to a different Iran has been opened, — Kaya Callas
Israeli forces hit building in Iran during live meeting on Khamenei succession — Media
Israeli forces hit building in Iran during live meeting on Khamenei succession — Media
Iran no longer has a fleet, aircraft, or leadership. They want negotiations, and I say: it’s too late, — Donald Trump.
Iran no longer has a fleet, aircraft, or leadership. They want negotiations, and I say: it’s too late, — Donald Trump.
The Iranian army was before the war
🛩 Aircraft (fixed-wing + helicopters) – readiness 303 (overall reserve 551)
Fighters / interceptors – 103 (188)
Attack aircraft – 12 (21)
Transport aircraft – 47 (86)
Training aircraft – 57 (103)
Special mission aircraft – 6 (10)
Aerial tankers – 3 (6)
Helicopters – 71 (129)
Attack helicopters – 7 (13)
Tanks – 1 605 (2 675)
Armoured vehicles (APC / IFV / MRAP etc.) – 45 563 (75 939)
Self-propelled artillery – 254 (424)
Towed artillery – 1 082 (1 803)
MLRS – 930 (1 550)
Naval assets – 109 (109)
Submarines – 25 (25)
Frigates – 7 (7)
Corvettes – 3 (3)
Patrol vessels – 21 (21)
Mine warfare ships – 1 (1)
🚀 Ballistic missiles – ~1 300 (2 500–3 000 before major strikes)
Drones (military UAVs) – unknown (large stock, several thousand estimated)
🧾 Conclusion. Even after heavy strikes and losses, Iran still retains a very large quantity of military equipment spread across multiple branches. This means the United States, Israel, and potentially European partners would still face a long and complex task if the goal were to fully neutralize Iran’s remaining military capability.
The Iranian army was before the war
🛩 Aircraft (fixed-wing + helicopters) – readiness 303 (overall reserve 551)
Fighters / interceptors – 103 (188)
Attack aircraft – 12 (21)
Transport aircraft – 47 (86)
Training aircraft – 57 (103)
Special mission aircraft – 6 (10)
Aerial tankers – 3 (6)
Helicopters – 71 (129)
Attack helicopters – 7 (13)
Tanks – 1 605 (2 675)
Armoured vehicles (APC / IFV / MRAP etc.) – 45 563 (75 939)
Self-propelled artillery – 254 (424)
Towed artillery – 1 082 (1 803)
MLRS – 930 (1 550)
Naval assets – 109 (109)
Submarines – 25 (25)
Frigates – 7 (7)
Corvettes – 3 (3)
Patrol vessels – 21 (21)
Mine warfare ships – 1 (1)
🚀 Ballistic missiles – ~1 300 (2 500–3 000 before major strikes)
Drones (military UAVs) – unknown (large stock, several thousand estimated)
🧾 Conclusion. Even after heavy strikes and losses, Iran still retains a very large quantity of military equipment spread across multiple branches. This means the United States, Israel, and potentially European partners would still face a long and complex task if the goal were to fully neutralize Iran’s remaining military capability.
But the Iranian military machine is running out of steam. They are running out of missiles, just like the Americans. But the Americans have plenty of bombs in their warehouses.
But the Iranian military machine is running out of steam. They are running out of missiles, just like the Americans. But the Americans have plenty of bombs in their warehouses.
In simplified terms, before Russia’s 2022 war and before Iran’s 2026 war, Russia was roughly 1.5 times larger in manpower, about 10–14 times larger in aviation, around 2–5 times larger in tanks, roughly 4–5 times larger in artillery, and about 5–6 times larger in naval forces – while Iran focused more on missiles, drones, asymmetric warfare, and proxy forces such as Hezbollah.
In simplified terms, before Russia’s 2022 war and before Iran’s 2026 war, Russia was roughly 1.5 times larger in manpower, about 10–14 times larger in aviation, around 2–5 times larger in tanks, roughly 4–5 times larger in artillery, and about 5–6 times larger in naval forces – while Iran focused more on missiles, drones, asymmetric warfare, and proxy forces such as Hezbollah.
🤡 At an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council, Russia cynically called the US and Israeli strikes “reckless” and demanded an immediate ceasefire.
🤡 At an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council, Russia cynically called the US and Israeli strikes “reckless” and demanded an immediate ceasefire.
🎪🎭 A cynical violation of all norms of human morality. — putin
🎪🎭 A cynical violation of all norms of human morality. — putin
For me, the difference between Russia and Iran is not about “who is worse”, but about the way they inflict harm and how that harm appears from the outside. Russia has chosen direct, open aggression: invasion, attempts to seize territory, the destruction of cities, and forcing a neighbouring country into submission – because it thought it could, and because it wants to.
Iran acts differently: less straightforward “tank war”, more covert pressure – through proxies, influence, the funding and arming of groups, and the constant destabilisation of the region. Add to that its nuclear programme as a tool of blackmail and as an insurance policy for the regime: even if an ordinary person does not follow the details, they may not realise that behind slogans and diplomacy there is often a systematic bet on intimidation, chaos, and expanding influence through other people’s hands. This is a different kind of evil – less obvious, but no less dangerous, because it is spread out over time and territory and is often presented as “complex geopolitics”.
What they have in common is contempt for international rules and for human life, cynical diplomacy, and a willingness to treat people as disposable material in the pursuit of power, control, and impunity. That is why it is hard for me to see this as “politics” – it is a deliberate choice in favour of violence, killing, lies, and fear.
They are trying to normalise the idea that borders can be rewritten by force, neighbours can be broken, and influence can be secured through terror and coercion – and that you can carry on afterwards as if nothing happened. That is what scares me, because it could become the future our children inherit.
For me, the difference between Russia and Iran is not about “who is worse”, but about the way they inflict harm and how that harm appears from the outside. Russia has chosen direct, open aggression: invasion, attempts to seize territory, the destruction of cities, and forcing a neighbouring country into submission – because it thought it could, and because it wants to.
Iran acts differently: less straightforward “tank war”, more covert pressure – through proxies, influence, the funding and arming of groups, and the constant destabilisation of the region. Add to that its nuclear programme as a tool of blackmail and as an insurance policy for the regime: even if an ordinary person does not follow the details, they may not realise that behind slogans and diplomacy there is often a systematic bet on intimidation, chaos, and expanding influence through other people’s hands. This is a different kind of evil – less obvious, but no less dangerous, because it is spread out over time and territory and is often presented as “complex geopolitics”.
What they have in common is contempt for international rules and for human life, cynical diplomacy, and a willingness to treat people as disposable material in the pursuit of power, control, and impunity. That is why it is hard for me to see this as “politics” – it is a deliberate choice in favour of violence, killing, lies, and fear.
They are trying to normalise the idea that borders can be rewritten by force, neighbours can be broken, and influence can be secured through terror and coercion – and that you can carry on afterwards as if nothing happened. That is what scares me, because it could become the future our children inherit.
“We did not start this war, but we will finish it,” — U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth.
“We did not start this war, but we will finish it,” — U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth.
If Western countries had provided Ukraine with more support and acted more decisively, it could have achieved victory in the war with Russia. — Bernard-Henri Levy
If Western countries had provided Ukraine with more support and acted more decisively, it could have achieved victory in the war with Russia. — Bernard-Henri Levy
“Moscow believes that its rights have been violated” (freezing of Russian assets) – 🤡 hypocrisy. It’s over 8000.
“Moscow believes that its rights have been violated” (freezing of Russian assets) – 🤡 hypocrisy. It’s over 8000.
4 years (❗1460+ days❗) of relentlessly attacking a neighbouring country with everything possible, even including chemical weapons – that’s considered “normal”. But when the funds of an international terrorist get blocked – “I’m filing a lawsuit.” What utterly vile and stupid thugs are running Russia.
4 years (❗1460+ days❗) of relentlessly attacking a neighbouring country with everything possible, even including chemical weapons – that’s considered “normal”. But when the funds of an international terrorist get blocked – “I’m filing a lawsuit.” What utterly vile and stupid thugs are running Russia.