The author wrote that Russia’s economy was constrained by Putin’s war and cited a Bank of Finland forecast of annual growth of only 0.5% in 2027–2028. They said war spending was driving inflation and deficits while leaving destruction and death, and argued that the Kremlin was sacrificing Russia’s long-term prosperity to continue the war. #Россия #экономика #война #RU #FI
The author claimed that Witkoff and Kushner had always focused solely on making money for themselves and the Trump family, regardless of the human cost. https://t.co/tB6XMrpsrF #Trump #Kushner #BusinessEthics #US
The author wrote that a pro-EU, pro-Ukraine party had won Latvia’s elections by a landslide, describing it as the strongest result for a single party since the country restored its independence in 1991. They said the Nordic-Baltic alliance supporting Ukraine remained strong. https://t.co/UBOc1mPNOb #Latvia #EU #Ukraine #LV #UA
The author said questions had grown about Xi Jinping’s health, claiming that during his recent visit to the United States he needed hours of rest, skipped a planned lunch with Donald Trump and was given a room at the White House for breaks. The author also said Xi had been seen relying on his wife for support on stairs. https://t.co/iBUnANu5tW #XiJinping #China #HealthConcerns #US #CN
The author claimed that Vladimir Putin had threatened Europe with nuclear weapons at Valdai, while Glenn Diesen and Roger Köppel sat in the front row and nodded. The author accused the two of ingratiating themselves with Putin, said Russia was bombing Ukrainian civilians and starving towns such as Oleshky, and called for sanctions. https://t.co/zGE7RhEj06 #Putin #Ukraine #Sanctions #RU #UA #EU
The author wrote that, according to The New York Times, Trump’s talks on Ukraine had come to include a multibillion-dollar deal involving Lukoil’s foreign assets. They said Putin had proposed it to Witkoff and Kushner, whose business contacts could benefit, and characterized the arrangement as corruption that disregarded civilian casualties. #Corruption #Ukraine #Trump #UA #RU
The author wrote that pro-Kremlin commentators such as Tucker often described Russia as Europe’s largest economy, but argued that at market exchange rates Germany, the UK and France were much larger, while Italy was roughly comparable in size. The author added that purchasing power parity adjusts for local prices and placed Russia first in Europe by that measure. #Россия #Экономика #Европа #RU #DE #GB #FR #IT
A post said Finnish supporters at a Finland–Belarus football match in Finland sang a vulgar anti-Vladimir Putin chant and displayed a large banner showing an owl clutching a caricature of Alexander Lukashenko as an insect. It added that some fans waved Belarusian opposition flags and ended with an unfinished statement that the match “should never have…” https://t.co/IeOVHqq3EJ #Football #Finland #Belarus #FI #BY
The author claimed that Ukraine had obtained a Russian plan to target energy and water infrastructure this winter with up to 1,000 missiles, drones and bombs. They said major cities including Kyiv, Kharkiv and Odesa were among the intended targets, with the stated aim of depriving civilians of power, heating and water. #Ukraine #Russia #EnergyCrisis #UA #RU
The author described Vladimir Putin in derogatory terms and summarised his Valdai speech as blaming NATO expansion for the war, denying that Russia had started the war in Ukraine and making numerous nuclear threats. The post ended with an incomplete point quoting Putin as saying, “We only hit,” followed by a link. https://t.co/AGEAyX6ztZ #Putin #Ukraine #NATO #RU #UA #NATO
The author wrote that, in the four weeks after the Skripal poisoning, Russian state-controlled RT and Sputnik had promoted 138 separate, often contradictory narratives across 735 articles. They described this as the scale of Russia’s disinformation machinery in 2018 and said its current scale could only be imagined. #Desinformación #FakeNews #MediosDeComunicación #RU
The author said Finnish MPs had reported suspected intrusions into their homes, with nothing stolen or damaged but signs left that may have indicated someone had been inside. The author asked readers to guess which country’s intelligence agencies were responsible for such operations. #Finland #Intelligence #Security #FI
The author said the Russian opposition had proposed that Trump lift sanctions in exchange for the release of Russian political prisoners, and argued that the proposal would undermine efforts to bring about meaningful change in Russia. #Россия #Политика #Оппозиция #RU
Surely, now that the Lindsey Graham Sanctioning Russia Act has been approved by both the Senate and the House, Trump will impose tougher sanctions on Russia and countries that buy its fossil fuels? Well, according to The Atlantic, he now wants to partially lift sanctions in https://t.co/z5GWDOEE8B #Sanctions #Russia #Trump #RU #US
So, the US is now doing "regime changes" in Europe. It took Trump only year and a half to destroy all American soft power and alienate all of its allies. #USPolitics #SoftPower #RegimeChange #US #EU
The "Russia is not my enemy" was a great campaign in terms of research. By scraping all these posts, analyzing their followers, and turning it into a visualization, we now have a very good and clear image of the pro-Kremlin network operating on this platform. #RussiaIsNotMyEnemy #ProKremlin #NetworkAnalysis #RU
Moscow will spend $202 billion on defense next year, 27% more than was initially planned. Does this look like a country preparing for peace? #Russia #DefenseSpending #MilitaryPreparedness #RU
Look, this is blatant platform manipulation and violation of Terms of Service. Why is X so bad at detecting it? There was a real effort to fight bots and manipulation before @nikitabier left, but now it looks as if this shit is simply allowed. Maybe it’s by design. #PlatformManipulation #TermsOfService #FightBots #Nospecificcountrycodescanbeidentifiedinthetweetprovided.
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