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PopularPlasticPartisans retweeted
Hello dear friends of Ukraine! Visibility for pro-Ukrainian accounts still feels terribly suppressed, but Russian war crimes continue. So, in yet another shameless attention grab, I ask you to please boost my recent posts.
PopularPlasticPartisans retweeted
The Nazi-Soviet Pact was the worst idea in human history, and those dumb or cruel enough to demand a return to spheres of influence should be called out and shamed accordingly, no matter how much they try to disguise it as peace. It was a shit idea in 1939 and it’s a shit idea in 2026.
PopularPlasticPartisans retweeted
Russians just murdered more people in Kyiv and bombed a hospital while Trump was writing his big Putin praise tweet.
PopularPlasticPartisans retweeted
BREAKING!! A ballistic missile attack hit Kyiv just now with zero early warning, Ukrainian sources confirm to me
“There was again no early warning about the ballistic attack on Kyiv just now”
PopularPlasticPartisans retweeted
Russians are monsters, child murderers, and terrorists!
There is no excuse for crushing homes onto the sleeping families inside, no excuse for killing kids, and absolutely no excuse for doing this repeatedly over and over again for years.
PopularPlasticPartisans retweeted
🇩🇪🇺🇦 German Foreign Minister Wadephul:
It is not as if, when the Russians arrive, the Ukrainian flag simply comes down, the Russian flag goes up and life continues normally.
The Russians abduct children to Russia and simply take them away from their rightful parents. What a terrible act that alone is.
They rape, murder, torture and kill. All of this happens in the territories occupied by Russia.
PopularPlasticPartisans retweeted
"Russia’s turning abducted Ukrainian children into Russian soldiers."
Reporter @KathrynDiss traveled to Ukraine for ABC’s Foreign Correspondent to expose this devastating reality. After years of indoctrination and militarization, kidnapped kids are being forced to sign contracts and fight against their own country.
Save Ukraine helped the journalist embed with our rescue missions and speak with youth who have just escaped occupation.
Thank you, Kathryn Diss, for bringing the global mission to bring Ukraine’s kids home to a wider audience.
📺 Watch the full report Tuesday, September 29, at on @abcnews and ABC iView. And you can also see it on YouTube.
PopularPlasticPartisans retweeted
🇷🇺🇰🇵Nous n'aurions jamais dû laisser la Corée du Nord envoyer des troupes en Ukraine.
Cela aurait dû être une ligne rouge : si Pyongyang envoie des troupes, alors nous aussi.
Cette posture de faiblesse de la part de l'OTAN est insupportable. Nous avons laissé la Corée du Nord entraîner ses troupes chez nous, en Europe, à tuer des Ukrainiens. Il faut se rendre compte quand même de l'énormité de la chose, il y a 5 ans personne n'aurait pu l'imaginer.
Déjà que laisser la Corée du Nord tester ses missiles balistiques sur les villes ukrainiennes est une aberration mais le déploiement de troupes constitue une escalade certaine et intolérable. Les rumeurs selon lesquelles ils risquent d'en envoyer à nouveau devraient nous alerter sur la réponse à apporter.
L'Europe ne doit pas accepter que la pire dictature de la Terre entraîne ses troupes en Ukraine. Et si nous ne voulons pas envoyer nous-même nos soldats pour aider à défendre l'Ukraine, alors donnons-leur au moins les moyens de se défendre efficacement et levons les restrictions inutiles.
C'est un échec moral profond pour l'Europe que de laisser faire la Russie et la Corée du Nord.
PopularPlasticPartisans retweeted
I love the logic of this. If Russians are all just slaves of the state with no free will or subjectivity of their own, being tossed hither and tither by whims of their Emperor, then what is the point in “reconciling” with them? If they have no say anyway, then it is meaningless.
PopularPlasticPartisans retweeted
Russia struck a passenger train from Odessa to Dnipro with a drone. The driver and assistant driver were killed.
Passengers were evacuated.
For everyone not very well familiar with Ukrainian cities, in EU that would be an equivalent of a terrorist attack on a train from Munich to Frankfurt (population is the same).
PopularPlasticPartisans retweeted
Sean Penn: War in Ukraine could’ve been ended in a week if United States had committed air defense, long-range capabilities etc.
And all Ukrainians need to save their babies, their sons and daughters who want to have their lives too.
They are us, and we're letting them down. It creates the likelihood of great wars. If we let Ukraine fall, you’re in. Anything’s possible.
A lot of people were critical of me early on about Ukraine, saying, “If we escalate, Russians are going to use a nuclear weapon.”
That’s possible any day with just loose nukes, forget about a state actor doing it, or if Pakistan sells something to somebody.
You know, I’m sitting in United States of America. And I love it, and I love the dream of it. But we’re really shitting on ourselves.
PopularPlasticPartisans retweeted
Hier eine kleine Erinnerung für alle, die die pro-russische Darstellung von der „Rache für Wildberries“ verbreiten.
Achtet auf die Daten!
Russland griff das Einkaufszentrum „Amstor“ in Kremenchuk am 27. Juni 2022 mitten am Tag mit Marschflugkörpern an, während sich bis zu 1.000 Menschen im Gebäude befanden. 21 Menschen starben, über 70 wurden verletzt.
Russland griff am 25. Mai 2024 den „Epicentr“-Hypermarkt in Charkiw an. Es war ein Wochenendnachmittag, und etwa 200 Zivilisten und Mitarbeiter befanden sich im Gebäude, um Haushaltswaren einzukaufen.
Die Explosion löste einen Brand mit hohen Temperaturen aus, bei dem Chemikalien und Baumaterialien in Flammen aufgingen. Die Ukrainer mussten DNA-Tests durchführen, um die Opfer zu identifizieren. 19 Menschen kamen ums Leben, darunter auch Kinder, und 46 wurden verletzt.
Russland griff den Zentralmarkt von Kostiantynivka und die umliegenden Geschäfte mindestens zweimal an: am 6. September 2023 und am 9. August 2024.
Beide Angriffe richteten sich gegen dicht besiedelte Einkaufsviertel, in denen sich morgens oder am frühen Nachmittag zahlreiche Kunden aufhielten.
Bei dem Angriff im September 2023 kamen 17 Menschen ums Leben und 32 wurden verletzt; bei dem Angriff auf den Eko-Markt im August 2024 starben 14 Menschen und 44 wurden verletzt.
Russland griff am 21. Oktober 2023 das Nova-Poshta-Sortierzentrum in Korotych in der Region Charkiw an. Spät in der Nacht, während Mitarbeiter zivile Post, Pakete und humanitäre Hilfsgüter entluden, trafen zwei S-300-Raketen einen Standort, an dem die Raketen schneller eintreffen, als sie erkannt werden können. Die 8 Getöteten hatten keine Chance, 15 Menschen wurden verletzt.
Die Russen griffen „Nova Poshta“ in Korotych am 13. Januar 2026 erneut an, wobei 4 Menschen getötet und 6 verletzt wurden; am 19. Juli 2026 wurden 4 Menschen getötet und 19 verletzt; und am 2. August 2026 kam ein Fahrer ums Leben. Von allen aufgeführten Angriffen ereigneten sich nur die beiden letzten nach Beginn der ukrainischen Angriffe auf Wildberries.
Russland griff am 3. Mai 2023 den ATB-Supermarkt & Retail Square in Cherson an. Durch den Angriff auf zivile Einkaufsinfrastruktur während der Tagesstunden wurden die Kunden in der brennenden Markthalle eingeschlossen.
An diesem Tag kamen in ganz Cherson 23 Menschen ums Leben: 4 im ATB-Supermarkt, 1 im Epicentr-Geschäft und weitere an nahegelegenen Haltestellen und in Geschäften.
Russland griff am 1. Oktober 2024 den zentralen Stadtmarkt von Cherson an. Gegen 9:00 Uhr morgens schlugen Artilleriegeschosse direkt in belebte Marktstände im Freien ein. 7 Menschen wurden getötet und 3 verletzt.
Schließlich griff Russland am 8. April 2022 den Hauptbahnhof von Kramatorsk an, während dort eine zivile Evakuierung im Gange war. Eine ballistische „Tochka-U“-Rakete traf die überfüllten Evakuierungsplattformen, tötete 63 Zivilisten, darunter 9 Kinder, und verletzte über 150 Menschen.
Außerdem griffen sie am 24. August 2022 den Bahnhof von Chaplyne an, wo eine „Iskander“-Rakete Personenzüge und angrenzende PKWs traf, 25 Zivilisten tötete und Personenwagen in Brand setzte.
Dies ist nur ein winziger Bruchteil der russischen Angriffe auf ukrainische Einzelhandelsketten, Märkte und zivile Verkehrsinfrastruktur während der großangelegten Invasion.
Ein winziger, klitzekleiner Bruchteil!
Wenn ihr also, ihr hirntoten Amöben, von „Rache für Wildberries“ schreibt, denkt noch einmal nach. Russland hat die Ukraine all die Jahre bombardiert, lange vor unseren Angriffen auf Wildberries, und wird damit ungeachtet dessen weitermachen.
Dank an @BohuslavskaKate
PopularPlasticPartisans retweeted
In Kramatorsk rescuers were targeted by a second (double tap) russian FPV drone strike while extinguishing a fire caused by earlier shelling.
Russians are deliberately hunting first responders ‼️
Thankfully, no one got hurt.
PopularPlasticPartisans retweeted
russian terrorists continue hunting people in Kherson like animals.
They don’t even hide it.
They record their attacks, upload them online, and proudly call civilians “legitimate targets.”
For years, russia has hunted civilians in Kherson. The world still looks away.
PopularPlasticPartisans retweeted
If we don’t find an answer to the 200 ballistic missiles Russia reportedly wants to send into Ukraine every month, aided by another autocratic state willing to send another 30–50,000 of its citizens to fight and die in Europe, then all these battlefield advances you’re seeing Ukraine make could mean very little by winter.
You cannot win the ground war if your cities, energy grid, command nodes and defence industry are being systematically dismantled from the air.
The maths simply doesn’t work. 🇺🇦👇
FREE TO READ: North Korea 🇰🇵 is no longer supporting Putin’s war from the sidelines, it is increasingly fighting it.
Troops, Ballistic missiles, Millions of shells and more reportedly coming.
Meanwhile, Ukraine is running short of the interceptors needed to stop them.
The maths no longer works. Winter is inching closer, and Ukraine desperately needs another solution. 🇺🇦
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PopularPlasticPartisans retweeted
The Russian oil industry will continue to burn.
To the Western press clutching its pearls: did you forget who invaded whom? Did you forget that Russia has been killing civilians in Ukraine every single day for four and a half years? Did you forget they bomb churchgoers on Easter, children's cancer hospitals, funerals, train stations, apartment buildings, and whatever else you can think of?
They struck Zaporizhzhia just today, injuring over 20 people and permanently disabling several, including children, yet I see no mention of it anywhere, just like every other day.
Ukraine will defend itself, and in that defense, russians will die. What did you think a defensive war was going to look like? Sending bad vibes?
This is russia’s war. If russians went home, Ukrainians would forget they exist the next day, and everyone would stop dying. But they don't. They choose to continue every day.
So stop feeding the aggressor’s propaganda with your idiotic headlines, placing the blame on Ukraine for being attacked and forced to defend.
PopularPlasticPartisans retweeted
Russians murdering kids again this morning in Kyiv.
Because the core of Russian culture is the murder of children, for centuries. It's just what they do.
Some cultures produce high quality wine, engineering or wristwatches. Russians murder kids. And the world allows it.
PopularPlasticPartisans retweeted
The russian “human safari” has now reached Sumy.
Just think about it: a man is running through his hometown, fleeing from a russian FPV drone that wants to kill him simply because the people operating it have the power to do so.
PopularPlasticPartisans retweeted
As someone living in Kyiv, I’m begging you:
Please help us stop this.
Almost every night, russia strikes Kyiv with ballistic missiles, hitting civilians, homes, and warehouses.
We can’t stop these missiles because we don’t have enough Patriot systems.
People are dying.
Please don’t look away. Share what’s happening in Ukraine. Help us save lives.
PopularPlasticPartisans retweeted
There is one brutal lesson from this war that must be discussed openly, so that neither our generation nor those that follow repeat the same catastrophic mistake. And it applies not only to Ukraine, but to every nation that has lived under the Russian boot over the past century and beyond.
Forgiveness.
There can be no forgiveness for Russia this time around.
An outside observer studying Eastern Europe over the past century might assume that, after the Holodomor - the deliberately engineered famine that killed millions of Ukrainians - normal relations between Ukrainians and Russians would have become unthinkable.
Yet history was softened, buried, and distorted. For many reasons - most of them imposed upon Ukrainians rather than freely chosen - relations resumed. Families became intertwined. Russians and Ukrainians intermarried (especially in the East), lived together and called one another relatives. Today, those same Ukrainians are left bewildered their Russian relatives will not answer the phone, while their own army is once again attempting to destroy their nation.
That mistake must never be repeated. Ever.
There must be no future Russian-Ukrainian reconciliation. The same principle should apply to Russia’s relations with every Eastern European, Caucasian and Central Asian nation it has invaded, occupied, deported, starved, Russified or terrorised.
Russia has never confronted the devastation it inflicted upon tens of millions of people across dozens of nations. On the contrary - it whitewashed its' own crimes.
It is therefore the responsibility of our generation to preserve the memory of these crimes and to pass it on deliberately. Memory cannot be allowed to gather dust in archives while propaganda rewrites history. The Jewish people understood that survival requires remembrance - that atrocities must be named, documented and taught, because remembrance makes repetition difficult, if not impossible.
We have already seen what happens when historical memory is neglected - propaganda replaces the truth. The aggressor reinvents himself as the victim, while the descendants of the victims are taught to doubt their own history.
Personal forgiveness is a matter of individual conscience. But nations have no moral obligation to forget, and states have no right to gamble with the lives of future generations in the name of sentimental reconciliation.
If we do not want our children to fight and die in the same war fifty years from now, then there can be no premature absolution and no restoration of trust without justice. No appeal to Christian mercy can require a people to erase the crimes committed against them, particularly when the perpetrator remains unrepentant and prepared to commit them again.
We tried reconciliation without reckoning.
This war is the result.