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Following the recent Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia, which killed several people, concerns are growing that tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran could lead to an open war in Yemen, as the humanitarian situation in the country continues to deteriorate. #Huthis #SaudiArabien #Nahostkonflikt (translated)

Daniele Ganser wrote that Chancellor Friedrich Merz is putting Germany in danger of war by supporting and co-financing Ukraine's attacks on Russia. Merz explicitly supports Ukrainian drone and missile attacks as well as attacks on Russian communication and energy supply, Ganser explained. He referred to a response from Merz on October 16, 2026, at the conclusion of the EU summit in Brussels, which Volodymyr Zelensky also attended. In response to the question of whether it was wise to continue Ukrainian attacks on Russian energy infrastructure, Merz described them as "correct, understandable, and comprehensible" if they disrupted Russian warfare, Ganser wrote. Germany and other NATO countries supplied and financed the weapons, Ganser continued. According to his assessment, under previous chancellors Helmut Schmidt or Helmut Kohl, support for such attacks on Russian critical infrastructure would have been unthinkable. #Deutschland #NATO #Russland (translated)

Emde says that there is no right to exist for states, only for people. And she names exactly one single state in a world full of dictatorships, wars, persecution, and conflicts, whose existence she wants to dissolve and replace with another. Anyone who does not recognize this madness cannot be helped. (translated)

LilitThyra asked if anyone could provide convincing evidence that Zelensky is interested in peace. In her opinion, both Zelensky and most EU heads of state are equally uninterested in peace. She claimed that the war serves to maintain power and allows for the movement of funds and earning money through investments in the arms industry. According to her depiction, if peace were to occur, the flow of money into Ukraine and to Zelensky would dry up, and elections would take place. Zelensky would lose these, lose everything, and have to disappear; thus, the entire operation would be exposed, she wrote. #Frieden #Ukraine #Politik (translated)

Krautzone wrote that incidents of this kind occur dozens of times daily in Germany. According to his account, one almost never hears about them because there are usually no recordings. The "rehabilitation state" is not prepared for this at all. https://t.co/4VTyYG9yZk #Deutschland #Gesellschaft #Resozialisierung (translated)

The author wrote that Reuß, whom he referred to as a "citizen of the empire," has been in pretrial detention for four years, while robbers, ISIS terrorists, and other serious criminals are at large. He judged that the rule of law has lost its measure in this regard. https://t.co/5dY7t7zoXu #Rechtsstaat #Justiz #Kriegsverbrecher #DE (translated)

Dr. David Lütke claimed that the 200 billion for Ukraine had been invested in villas, yachts, sports cars, and golden toilets. He wrote that Zelensky needed significantly more money; otherwise, he would lose the war. https://t.co/O695Fep7Rg #UkrainischeKrise #HilfFürUkraine #Krieg (translated)

The Central Investigation Office wrote that Zelensky stated in a speech before the EU that the war in Ukraine would cost 155 billion euros next year and that at least 70 billion euros would be needed in addition. According to the office, anyone who believes this also considers Kaja Kallas to be intelligent; the 70 billion euros would not be enough even until May, it added. #Ukraine #EU #Krieg (translated)

"We will continue to live, fight, and above all, live with dignity. The quality of life is very important, especially in times of war, when everything is so terrible. It is very important to preserve one's dignity." President Zelensky, while his country and he are being humiliated by Pedonal. (translated)

Regina Laska criticized that Donald Trump had suspended the Russia sanctions that he himself signed in mid-September and which were supposed to come into effect automatically the next day. She wrote that tariffs of up to 100 percent on large consumers of Russian oil and gas, levies of up to 500 percent on Russian goods, and measures against the shadow fleet and banks were planned. Two days before the deadline, Trump resorted to an exception that allowed for a waiver in the national interest; according to Laska, he did not provide a justification. As a possible background, Laska mentioned a diesel deal announced by Trump with Vladimir Putin. The U.S. Treasury Department had granted a license to Russian energy producers for that until April; furthermore, a U.S. government representative said that easing penalties against the shadow fleet was being considered. Laska connected this with the upcoming U.S. elections in two and a half weeks and high fuel prices. However, Trump blamed Ukraine for the prices, claiming they had attacked Russian refineries, she wrote. According to Laska, Kirill Dmitriev, Putin's representative for business with the U.S., was already talking about joint data centers and small nuclear power plants. Dmitriev reportedly said, "the ice is beginning to break." She also pointed out that Congress passed the sanctions by a large majority and that the law was named after Lindsey Graham, who had died in July. She wrote that seven Republican senators had urged Trump to reverse the diesel deal. Regarding Volodymyr Zelensky's reaction to the question in Brussels about whether Trump was making him a scapegoat, Laska wrote that he had remained silent for 15 seconds, grinned, and said, "That is my answer." Laska stated that she concurred with his reaction but refrained from grinning. #Trump #Ukraine #Sanktionen (translated)