1/5 russia’s war in Ukraine is a textbook case of genocide.
Look at the UN’s definition: genocide includes acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnic, racial, or religious group.
russia’s actions fit this definition perfectly👇
2/5 Putin launched the invasion with a speech denying Ukraine’s existence.
russia justifies the war with genocidal rhetoric—denying Ukrainian statehood, identity, history, and culture.
This isn’t vague. It’s explicit. And russia is acting on it
3/5 russia is abducting Ukrainian children and sending them to reeducation camps.
It’s mobilizing men in occupied areas to fight against their own country.
It’s forcibly russifying occupied territories.
1/4 If Trump truly believes Putin wants peace, he’s a huge idiot.
If he doesn’t, he’s a traitor helping Putin.
Putin has zero incentive to stop the war—he hasn’t achieved his goals, isn’t close, and faces no real pressure from the West, especially from the Trump administration
2/4 Putin believes time is on his side. He thinks he’ll outlast Western support for Ukraine and get a better deal later.
Trump’s behavior reinforces that belief.
Instead of pressuring russia, Trump pressures Ukraine—trying to force it into a bad, unfair deal
3/4 As @Podolyak_M said:
“11 years of russian invasion have taught us that neither the most optimistic nor the most pessimistic scenarios ever come true.”
The same applies to negotiations.
Trump’s lack of leverage on Ukraine helps prevent a forced bad deal