Ahead of the invasion anniversary, read the absurd and cynical statements from the Russian president, high-rank politicians and diplomats in this thread.
If you want to understand the twisted mindset of Russia’s leadership, this is a must-read.
Source links are in the ALT.
“Certainly no one is going to move toward war, and no one accepts any possibility of such a war at all.”
Dmitry Peskov. April 11, 2021
On November 3, 2021, Maria Zakharova called Western media reports about a possible Russian invasion of Ukraine a “fake campaign.”
“Russia is not hatching any aggressive plans. And it is absolutely wrong to claim otherwise.”
Dmitry Peskov. November 23, 2021.
“Look, there was talk about the possible introduction of Russian troops into Ukraine back at the beginning of the year — we held the Zapad-2021 exercise — but as we can see, it didn't happen.”
Vladimir Putin. November 30, 2021.
“Russia has never attacked anyone first.”
Dmitry Peskov. December 26, 2021.
“You claim that we are going to attack Ukraine, although we have already explained many times that this is not the case.”
Sergei Lavrov. January 21, 2022.
“We have already repeatedly stated that our country is not going to attack anyone. We consider unacceptable even the thought of war between our peoples”
Alexey Zaitsev. January 27, 2022.
“The movement of our troops across our own territory, I would like to emphasize, is presented as a threat of a Russian invasion - in this case of Ukraine. On what grounds - it is not very clear.”
Vladimir Putin, February 8, 2022.
On February 15, 2022, after meeting with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, Putin said, “Of course not! That is why we have put forward proposals for a negotiation process that should result in an agreement to ensure equal security for all, including our country.”
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Some call him a “warmonger,” but his actions tell a different story. From building roads to planting trees, his focus was clearly on peaceful progress, not war.
Have you ever heard about those projects? ⬇️
🌱 Zelenskiy’s Green Country
Launched in 2021, it aimed to plant 1 billion trees by 2025 and 1 trillion by 2030. In the first year, 50 million trees were planted.
The project involved over 50,000 volunteers, including schoolchildren and businesses.
🚧 Great Construction – Zelenskiy’s flagship infrastructure program.
From 2020 to 2021, Ukraine rebuilt 13,000 km of roads, 500 bridges, and 150 schools & kindergartens. The project boosted GDP by +1.5% and created 200,000 jobs.
So, you fools, listen to Tomas. Yes, there are reports and data on the Azov Battalion website. But you know, this is just an illusion of transparency, a simulacrum of reporting.
Accordingly, the fact that the Georgian Legion has no reports is quite logical and correct 👍
Tomas also considers the posts from @dim0kq.
Dimko shows some stupid pictures with some numbers as an example of transparency. Idiot!
How can one not understand that smart people (like Mamuka) don't waste their time on fancy pictures with some numbers?
Since 2019, President Zelenskyy has made extraordinary efforts to bring peace to Ukraine.
But facing Putin’s relentless aggression, it’s clear: peace with Russia isn’t just elusive, it’s impossible.
Here’s a deep dive into why diplomacy has hit a dead end 🧵👇
Almost five years ago, on December 9, 2019, Volodymyr Zelenskyy said at the Normandy Four summit in Paris that he was setting a one-year deadline for himself to end the war in Donbas.
At the last of a series of meetings held since 2014, it was agreed:
🔹to reconvene in four months;
🔹to cease fire;
🔹to exchange war prisoners “all-for-all”;
🔹to disengage troops in new areas;
🔹to open new checkpoints.
However, at the end of November 2020, Oleksii Reznikov, Minister for Reintegration of Temporarily Occupied Territories, revealed that it would not be possible to fulfill this promise on time:
Я рідко пишу тут українською, але в цей раз це необхідно.
Друзі з #УкрТві, маємо історію гіршу за сорда чи няв. Тут справжня мафія, яка погрожує людям розправою за те, що вони ставлять питання про відсутність звітів за донати.
Dumy, old chants, ballads and other old Ukrainian music.
1. Фортель, old Ukrainian Chant (XVII century).
Performed by Taras Kompanichenko
Words: Danylo Bratkovsky (2nd half of the 17th century - 1702)
2. Ой ти птичко жовтобока, old Ukrainian Chant, (XVII century).
Words and music by Hryhorii Skovoroda
Performed by Nadiia Boyanivska
Hryhorii Savych Skovoroda (1722-1794) was born in the village of Chornukhy in Poltava region. Ukrainian humanist educator, philosopher, poet, and teacher.
He was educated at the Kyiv-Mohyla Academy. In his philosophical dialogues and treatises, he intertwines biblical issues with the ideas of Platonism and Stoicism. The meaning of human existence is the feat of self-knowledge.
3. Дума про Кармелюка (За Сибіром сонце сходить), old Ukrainian Cossack ballad (XIX century).
Performed by Sergiy Zakharets
Ustym Karmeliuk (1787-1835) was born in the village of Holovchyntsi, Vinnytsia region. Ukrainian national hero, leader of the insurgency in Podillia in 1813-1835 against national and social oppression.