The Russian dictator is now so paranoid that he had this Russian artist murdered in Poland for paintings like this. It'd be a shame if we made his works more popular than ever.

Was für ein Wahnsinnsvideo.

🧵 Kleine Geschichtsstunde für alle, die heute noch behaupten, die Grünen hätten Deutschland das Gas abgedreht und Putin sei verläßlich. 👇 April/Mai 2022: Russland kappte zuerst Polen, Bulgarien, Finnland, die Niederlande und Dänemark das Gas – weil die sich weigerten, in Rubel zu zahlen. Böse Grüne auch dort? Mai 2022: Kompletter Lieferstopp über die Jamal-Europa-Pipeline. Auch das Scholz-Regierung? 13. Juni 2022: Nord Stream 1 – Gazprom dreht runter auf 60%, dann auf 40%. Offizielle Begründung: Eine Turbine sei in Kanada zur Reparatur. 😄 Eine einzelne Turbine. Für eine komplette Pipeline. Man glaubt es kaum. 11.–21. Juli 2022: Kompletter Lieferstopp wegen "Wartung". Danach Wiederaufnahme auf Sparflamme. 2. September 2022: Gazprom stellt alle Lieferungen über Nord Stream 1 unbefristet ein. 7. September 2022: Putin erklärt die Pipeline offiziell für stillgelegt. Aber ja – die Grünen haben das Gas abgedreht. Klar. Und das Beste kommt zum Schluss: Ausgerechnet die deutsprachige russische #AfD, die diesen geopolitischen Erpressungsautomaten als "zuverlässigen Partner" verkauft, will uns wieder in diese Abhängigkeit treiben. Von einem Staat, der Energie systematisch als Kriegswaffe einsetzt. Tolle Idee und die leichtgläubigen AfD-Schafe fallen wie immer darauf rein. 👏😎 Quellen: focus.de/politik/ausland/ukr… stern.de/wirtschaft/news/rus… de.statista.com/statistik/da…

🇺🇸🇺🇦 Senator Mark Kelly drew attention to a revealing fact about the approach of Donald Trump's team to Russia and Ukraine. @SenMarkKelly

Reporter: ''So you agree that people who break in and vandalize a building should be prosecuted?'' JD Vance: ''Yes'' Reporter: ''Ok, I'm just checking, because you helped raise money for people who did so on January 6th'' JD's Soul Leaves his Body.

WOW! Senior Iranian official reportedly say that under their agreement with Trump, the U.S. will release $25 billion of Iran’s frozen assets including direct cash transfers. Remember when Trump attacked Obama for giving Iran $1.7 billion of their own money? This is crazy!

RT @AmoneyResists: $14 million “beautification” and just 3 days later it looks worse than ever because there was a reason we didn’t paint…

A bad morning for Russia is a good morning for humanity.

💥 Russia: Much of the Strategic State Fuel Reserve destroyed by a large swarm of Ukrainian drones in Rybinsk, Yaroslavl region.

The Ukrainian military is attempting to turn the Crimean Peninsula into the "island" of Crimea, and this is extremely important for the entire war. How did we get here? The Crimean Peninsula is connected to the mainland via two routes: the first is Crimea-Kherson (Ukraine) in the north of the peninsula, where three bridges serve this purpose: Chongar, Henichesk, and Armiansk. The second is Crimea-Krasnodar (Russia), via the Kerch Bridge. Crimea was essential to the 2022 invasion because attacks on Ukraine’s southern front were launched from there. The invasion toward Kherson, Zaporizhzhia, and later toward Mykolaiv and Odesa originated in Crimea. The stabilized fronts in Kherson and Zaporizhzhia were maintained in the first months of the invasion solely because of Crimea, through which the supply lines ran, where the military bases were located, and from where some of the Russian airstrikes on this flank were launched. In 2022, the Kerch Bridge was targeted by the Ukrainians. That strike knocked down a section of the bridge, destroyed the railway lines, and damaged its structure. To this day, the Kerch Bridge has not been used as a serious military logistics route. Fast-forward to 2026, and we arrive in May of this year when Ukraine began targeting the logistics lines connecting Russia and Crimea via the "land bridge" of Mariupol-Berdiansk-Melitopol. These lines sustain and keep the southern front alive. What is happening now? For more than a year, Crimea has been the target of Ukrainian “mid-strike” attacks that are part of a shaping, modeling, and groundwork operation. Russian bases, radars, air defense systems, and naval bases have all been simply obliterated during this period. The two operations—the one against the Mariupol-Crimea lines and the one against Crimea itself—have led to a dire situation on the peninsula. The population is on fuel rationing. Military bases are no longer defended. The naval fleet was forced as early as 2023 to flee to Novorossiysk. It must be understood that if Crimea becomes militarily (and civilian) unsustainable, the Russian southern front faces a danger unlike any seen before in this war. Crimea REMAINS essential to this front. So the Ukrainians have gotten to work and: This week they struck multiple times at the three access routes from the mainland to the peninsula: the Chongar, Henichesk, and Armiansk bridges. Crimea is close to complete isolation (it will never be entirely so). The only operational military route is the one in Armiansk, because the bridge crosses the old canal that used to bring water from the Kahovka reservoir (destroyed by the Russians in 2023) to Crimea. Crimea is on the verge of becoming a new disaster for the “second army of the world.” This year, the Ukrainians will certainly do everything in their power to isolate the Russian army there, weaken the southern front, and thus try to turn the tide of the war (because yes, Crimea could be one of the keys to an unexpectedly favorable outcome for Ukraine). What might follow? These operations will continue and intensify during these summer months, because Ukraine has the necessary resources: equipment (FP-2 attack drones and Behemoth—we’ll be hearing a lot about this new “Shahed-type” drone, but Ukrainian-made, with a dual payload), identification technology, acquisition, AI-guided strikes, and the necessary financial resources. In Crimea, this year, the fate of this war MAY be “decided,” at least in part. To give you an idea, the isolation and blockade of Crimea could open the possibility (in a best-case scenario) of liberating the Kherson region (on the left bank of the Dnieper) and liberating Melitopol, the collapse of the Zaporizhzhia front, the liberation of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, the liberation of Berdiansk, and forcing the Russians to redeploy units from the eastern front, opening up opportunities for Ukraine there as well. Slava Ukraini!

BMW and Audi cars are being imported into Russia disguised as Chinese Changan vehicles The sanctions-evasion scheme is simple: before crossing the border, Chinese brand logos are simply attached to the cars. Once in Russia, they are removed, and the vehicles become German again.

The Crimean Bridge has been closed for 8 hours. The occupiers don’t seem to be enjoying it — Crimea is starting to feel a lot less connected.

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This video was deleted from Facebook yesterday. You know what to do ‼️ Trump in 2008: Anyone who invades the Middle East under false pretenses should be impeached.

🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️ And just like that, Epstein / Trump completely VANISHED from the media. But a sitting congressman, Ted Lieu, said on the record the Epstein files are being blocked because they show Trump RAPED and threatened to KILL children. Lets make this viral again & again 👇👇👇

The Ukrainian 🇺🇦 blocus of Crimea is starting 🇷🇺 After they repeatedly hit bridges connecting Crimea and occupied Kherson oblast, the Ukrainians started implementing a blocus of the peninsula. Last night, trucks and a pontoon bridge were hit. 🧵THREAD🧵1/15 ⬇️

Ukraine's USF hit Crimean Titan in occupied Armyansk with drones, one of Eastern Europe's largest titanium dioxide plants, supplying the occupiers. "23 hits, every workshop damaged, everything's on fire, workers sent home," local channels report.

❗️The Defense Forces struck a railway bridge and a pontoon crossing in the Chongar area in the temporarily occupied territory of Kherson region, — commander of the 🐺 1st Separate Assault Regiment, Captain Filatov. Due to the damage to the bridges, the enemy has begun building pontoon crossings, which lack the high carrying capacity and strength of permanent bridges. As a result, truck convoys are gathering next to them — targets that can also be hit — while the pontoons themselves can be sunk.

‼️💥🔥 #Krim: Auf das Video warte ich schon den ganzen Tag. 🇺🇦 @414magyarbirds Kommandeur Magyar: Das größte Werk Osteuropas in Armyansk, das derzeit im Besitz von „Russian Titan“ ist, produziert Titandioxid. Es stellt Grundstoffe für die Herstellung von Schießpulver, Raketentreibstoff und Sprengstoffen her.

RT @Maks_NAFO_FELLA: 💀💥 Magyar: Russian faces of the week!