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The author claimed that the people he was referring to had been blocked and were being massacred, calling for their release. He added that they were the age of the children of those who were reading. He thanked those who had gone to the place and recorded the situation, stating that there were still unconditioned adults and that these people were their greatest allies. https://t.co/al7x3vD9BL #Libertà #Giustizia #DirittiUmani (translated)

The author recounted that Roman, 35 years old and originally from Kharkiv, worked as a bartender and enlisted a few months after the start of the war to defend his loved ones. He wrote that he had fought in Bakhmut and that a mine had caused him to lose a leg. According to the post, today Roman runs ten kilometers at a time using a prosthesis. https://t.co/6FTq1uaX0N #Ucraina #Coraggio #Resilienza #UA (translated)

Riccardo Ricciardi wrote that it was more necessary than ever to take to the streets alongside those who would not resign themselves to a future marked by weapons and wars, urging not to be afraid and to find courage. https://t.co/0izJxQ5dGF #Pace #Giustizia #Solidarietà (translated)

Luca Toselli wrote that Juventus had been dominated in the first half against Celta Vigo and had gone behind after conceding a goal from the first shot on target. He added that in the second half the team had been braver, although it continued to show little quality in its play. According to Toselli, a mistake by Marcos Alonso had initiated the action of Woltemade and, at the last breath, Kolo Muani had scored the goal for 2-1. Toselli pointed out the comeback and the victory as positive aspects despite a performance he judged to be very negative, adding that watching the match live had been tiring. #CeltaVigoJuventus #CeltaVigo #Juventus #SerieA (translated)

Sabrina F. has demanded the immediate resignation of Volodymyr Zelensky, accusing him of prolonging the war to stay in power and allowing himself and his collaborators to continue embezzling money. She claimed that young Ukrainians were being sent to the front without training, while the president was asking for more billions on Western television programs. According to Sabrina F., Zelensky allegedly told Piers Morgan that he did not want peace because, if the war ended, he would have to call elections that he would lose. She also cited Elon Musk, reporting that on X he had asked for Zelensky to step down. She further stated that the president had announced to the Financial Times the resumption of bombings on Russian refineries, after the United States had restricted intelligence sharing and slowed down Starlink. Sabrina F. accused the bureaucrats in Brussels of supporting Zelensky to the detriment of Europeans, arguing that the continuation of the war favored arms sales and utility bills of 500 euros a month. She called the conflict a war that Ukraine could not win against Russia, which she described as a nuclear superpower with vast territory, energy resources, and the ability to produce weapons superior to those of NATO. She concluded by demanding that Zelensky resign and that financial aid cease. #Zelensky #Ucraina #Guerra (translated)

Gianluca c1 bis criticized those who, in his opinion, pontificated on a country at war defending its territory from what he defined as barbaric aggression, demanding that it surrender. He said he was almost always in disagreement with Giorgia Meloni, but he thanked her for the previous day and for not showing cowardice. #Guerra #Coraggio #Politica (translated)

Marco Setaccioli wrote that he considered Giorgia Meloni's positions on many issues to be unheeded, but recognized her courage and foresight for speaking of a "just peace" in Ukraine. According to him, in Italy the concept was unpopular because the country, having not had to come to terms with its own history, had become selfish. After listening to the speech, he wondered whether Elly Schlein, if elected to lead the country, would be able to deliver a similar one. Regarding Giuseppe Conte, he added that it was already known what he would say. #Ucraina #Pace #Politica (translated)

VIA DI QUA had praised Andreas for responding, in his opinion, with courage, clarity, and above all, care and delicacy. He had contrasted his attitude with that of others, accused of having avoided the question or pretending not to understand it. #gfvip #coraggio #lucidità #rispetto (translated)

Marco M.M. wrote that many people silently faced difficulties such as taking care of a sick parent, raising a child with problems, processing grief, making ends meet, or fighting an illness. He noted that some did not ask for help for fear of burdening others, and he argued that often the attention went to those who expressed themselves more openly, while those who continued to push through remained unnoticed. Referring to what had happened to him recently, Marco said he realized that behind an apparently normal life there could be a lot of pain. He urged people to treat others with greater kindness and reminded those who felt invisible that they had the right to stop, cry, ask for help, and be heard. He concluded by offering his availability to those in need. #Forza #Empatia #Solidarietà (translated)

Alongside the international response, we also need the courage to look at what we can do ourselves, in Europe. This was stated by the President of the Council Giorgia Meloni in her communications to the Senate in view of the European Council. #CostoEnergia #Competitività #ConsiglioEuropeo (translated)

Giorgia had described her mentee as very clear about the situation with her ex and had argued that it was not necessary to clarify things with Aleronc now, since she had not found the courage to tell him anything twice. She added that, since she claimed to be the priority, the matter should stop there: it was about her experience. https://t.co/le3K7IkqgK #relazioni #esperienze #crescitaPersonale (translated)

Luigi Marattin corrected a mistake made on Piazzapulita, where he referred to UN Security Council Resolution 242 as "282." He argued that the text, adopted after the Six-Day War in June 1967, stipulated two conditions to be met together: the Israeli withdrawal from occupied territories and the recognition of the right to existence and peace of all states in the region, including Israel. Marattin recalled that in 1979 Egypt accepted a land exchange for peace and that Israel returned the Sinai. He added that the Egyptian leader Anwar Sadat was then assassinated. According to Marattin, other Arab states and Hamas, which emerged in the late 1980s, did not recognize Israel's right to exist. He stated that after Israel's unilateral withdrawal from Gaza in 2005, Hamas did not initiate a disarmament and peace process. He linked this position to Arafat's rejection of the Camp David Accords in 2000 and accused Hamas of oppressing Palestinians, launching rockets at civilians in southern Israel, and preparing the attack on October 7, 2023. In conclusion, he urged readers to verify the text of the resolution and accused pro-Palestinian propagandists of spreading falsehoods. #ONU #Pace #MedioOriente (translated)