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The USA has once again delivered intelligence data to Ukraine after a short interruption, prompting President Volodymyr Zelensky to express his gratitude, as this information is crucial for tracking Russia's swiftly flying ballistic missiles. #Ukraine #USA #Geheimdienst (translated)

Dr. Bodo Schiffmann thanked those who pointed out the grievances, shared contributions, wrote letters, and provided support. He wrote that it seems Reiner is now in normal detention conditions, and a release may also be achievable and possible. The collective support could still make a significant impact if one wishes, Schiffmann explained. Moreover, he wished God's protection and blessing to the supporters. #Dankbarkeit #Gemeinschaft #Menschenrechte (translated)

Karoline Preisler wrote that she had been awarded the Arno Hamburger Prize for Civil Courage by the Jewish Cultural Community of Nuremberg (IKGN). She expressed that she was overwhelmed and grateful and emphasized the beauty of the medal. Arno Hamburger was far more than a British soldier, a witness to the Nuremberg Trials, and head of the IKGN; he took action. She sees the prize named after him as an honor and a commitment, Preisler wrote. #Zivilcourage #Ehrung #Dankbarkeit (translated)

Tolkien described the year as great and wrote that he was grateful to have been part of it. He also stated that he was proud of the boys' achievements and thanked G2NORD, Tockimolol, ShelfmadeLoL, adcRin, MarkoonLoL, Toastyalex_LoL, and PerezNicolasLol. https://t.co/u1wazyCAif #Dankbarkeit #Stolz #LoL (translated)

"Yesterday was my last game, and I already miss wearing the blue and white jersey. I know that I made the right decision. It has been an incredible journey, full of joys, but also some sad moments, but for me it is clear that every step was worth it. And there is still so much I want to say. It is impossible for me to express all my feelings in a few words or in a post." Messi, who announced his retirement a few weeks ago and played 208 times for Argentina during his career, after his last match: "I can only express my gratitude. Even in the worst moments, I never gave up, never stopped fighting, never stopped giving my all." And: "Playing for the Argentine national team is the best thing that can happen to someone." #MessiAbschied #Fußball #Zuschauerrekord (translated)

Martin Sellner wrote that he is grateful to have met many people with wonderful families who do not stand in the public eye. He fights for them, he explained. They are tied to the country and do not have enough money to live in secluded residential complexes or send their children to private schools. According to Sellner, they nonetheless deserve for their children to grow up in a healthy and good environment. #Dankbarkeit #Menschen #Familie (translated)

Democracy Didi thanked Mario Voigt for what he believes to be selflessly creating "clarity for the country." The prolonged legal dispute has concerned and unsettled people around him, he wrote. He referred to Voigt as "Doctor of Hearts." #Dankbarkeit #Klarheit #Rechtsstreit (translated)

The lawyers of Siegfried Wolf expressed gratitude to Christian Pilnacek for the fruitful collaboration, while Pilnacek disclosed personal data of WKStA prosecutors in a controversial report and attributed an autistic persistence to the authority. #Justiz #SiegfriedWolf #Pilnacek (translated)

Dennis Riehle thanked everyone for the numerous and empathetic messages he received after returning from the hospital. He wrote that he did not expect such a large response and therefore could not respond to everyone individually. He added that the appreciation for him and his work makes him humble. Riehle reported that the diagnoses he received over the past two and a half weeks made it difficult for him to connect with his previous reliability. At times, he was tempted by the thought of withdrawing from politics, conflict, and division. He realized that the dynamics and fast pace of the news were only conditionally beneficial to his cognitive and neurological state. Therefore, he wants to slow down the pace. He will stay as long as fate allows. #Dankbarkeit #Gesundheit #Empathie (translated)

Coolnasenbaer recalled on the Day of German Unity that he had left his homeland in early September 1990 at the age of 16 with two bags. He had set off for the southwest of the Federal Republic without knowing where his path would lead him. He wrote that only October 3rd had given him certainty about German unity. The move had been a personal departure into freedom for him, which had opened up new possibilities. Looking back, he expressed gratitude for being able to shape his life himself. At the same time, Coolnasenbaer emphasized that freedom should not be taken for granted. People must stand up for it and also defend the freedom of others, he wrote. For him, therefore, October 3rd is a day of joy, remembrance, and obligation. #Einheit #Freiheit #Erinnerungen (translated)

The author wrote that the GDR joined the Federal Republic of Germany 36 years ago. Thus, Germany was reunified and the SED dictatorship was overcome. He referred to the anniversary as a happy day for the country and stated that he still feels gratitude and joy for it today. #Einheit #Dankbarkeit #Deutschland #DE #DDR (translated)

Martin Sellner reported that a Vienna watchmaker spoke to him in a café, thanked him for his work, and treated him to a small beer. Sellner wrote that he was working there on the final steps of a demographic dashboard for the Remigration Institute and mistakenly thought the Viennese group at the neighboring table, because of their dialect, might be the last "true Viennese" in the district. He stated that the encounter had enriched him more than politicians from the established parties and their expenses. The offered beer was more valuable to him than the insignia he described as corrupt and depraved. He accused the politicians of despising and replacing the people, and announced that he would continue until the country was reclaimed. #Wien #Dankbarkeit #Bier (translated)

It is hard to find words that do justice to the significance of this award. The Mevlüde Genç Medal is not an ordinary prize for me. It is a great honor - but above all, a commitment. Mevlüde Genç responded to the unimaginable suffering from the attack in Solingen with something that goes far beyond what could be expected: with love, humanity, and reconciliation. Her attitude reminds us that hatred can never be the answer. For me, this award is also personally significant. My story began in Gelsenkirchen and North Rhine-Westphalia. Here I experienced that people of the most diverse backgrounds can live and work side by side quite naturally. I want to pass on these values: to the next generation and to the many young people who are charting their own paths. Education, empathy, and the willingness to understand other perspectives are crucial. Thank you very much to the state of North Rhine-Westphalia and Minister-President Hendrik Wüst for this special honor. I accept it with great gratitude - and with the awareness that it brings responsibility with it. Together is always stronger than division! 🤍 #Zusammenhalt #Versöhnung #Menschlichkeit (translated)