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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)

Regina Laska wrote that the Pope had part of his right lung removed on Tuesday. On Friday, according to Cardinal Secretary of State Parolin, he personally called Putin to advocate for the population of the Russian-occupied city of Oleshky. He demanded a ceasefire so that food and medicine could be brought into the city and civilians could be safely and voluntarily evacuated. According to the information cited by Laska from the United Nations, about 1,700 people, including 47 children, were still waiting there. The Kremlin had promised cooperation, but no commitment to a ceasefire had been announced, Laska wrote. Parolin hopes that Putin will comply with the request. Laska rejected the objection that Ukraine is blocking aid. Ukrainian forces had delivered about four tons of food to Oleshky by drone at the end of September and nearly four tons of aid supplies in early October. However, a city could not be permanently supplied in this way, she wrote. Additionally, according to the Ukrainian city administration, Russian soldiers were seizing the aid supplies. Drones also cannot bring people out of the city. Laska emphasized that a phone call is not yet a humanitarian corridor and a friendly note of conversation does not feed the people of Oleshky. She thanked the Pope for his initiative and wrote that Putin must now allow the people in the city to continue living. #Papst #Putin #Oleschky (translated)

It is shameful that there are more and more people and also political forces that want to abandon Ukraine and give the war criminal Vladimir Putin a free hand. The Hessian Interior Minister Roman Poseck (CDU) said, "It is shameful that there are more and more people and also political forces that want to abandon Ukraine and give the war criminal Vladimir Putin a free hand." #FrankfurtForUkraine #Brandanschlag #HilfeFürDieUkraine (translated)

The author accused Russia of killing 80 Ukrainian civilians in recent days, including many children. In his view, the brutality shows that Russia has no interest in negotiations. He referred to former Chancellor Schröder as a useful tool of a war criminal because of his position. https://t.co/oMcrNaVzQC #Russland #UkrainischeZivilisten #Kriegsverbrechen #RU #UA (translated)

The author wrote that the FPÖ fears that it will become public how much it has contractually submitted to Putin. He also announced that he wants to make it clearer that the party has always spread Putin's propaganda in his view. He called Putin a war criminal. #Österreich #FpÖ #Putin #AT #RU (translated)

Too sick for investigative committees (severe burnout), but somehow still able to take well-paid mandates in Russia and celebrate a birthday party at home with war criminal Putin. An unparalleled shame. She calls the 82-year-old Schröder Germany's most shameless retiree and writes: "Too sick for investigative committees (severe burnout), but somehow still able to take well-paid mandates in Russia and celebrate a birthday party at home with war criminal Putin. An unparalleled shame." #Schröder #Putin #Schande (translated)

"Too ill for investigative committees (severe burnout), but still enough for well-paid mandates in Russia and a birthday party at home with war criminal Putin. A disgrace like no other." Strack-Zimmermann described Schröder on X as Germany's "most brazen pensioner." #Schröder #Putin #Ukraine (translated)

Too sick for investigative committees (really bad burnout), but still fit for well-paid mandates in Russia and a birthday party at home with war criminal Putin. A disgrace like no other. Strack-Zimmermann referred to Schröder on X as Germany's cheekiest retiree. #Schröder #Putin #Kritik (translated)

Gerhard Schröder, Germany's cheekiest retiree. Too ill for investigative committees (very severe burnout), but still fit enough for well-paid mandates in Russia and a birthday party at home with war criminal Putin. A scandal like no other. Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann (68/FDP) also found clear words. #Schröder #Putin #Kritik (translated)

Paul Ronzheimer labeled Vladimir Putin a war criminal and Gerhard Schröder as his most eager helper. He wrote that Defense Minister Boris Pistorius should have expressed his disgust in a coarse formulation the day before at Bebelplatz, but would not do so because the SPD continues to protect its former chancellor. Schröder has betrayed Germany in an astounding way, wrote Ronzheimer. Putin, whom he portrayed as Schröder's best friend, has had dozens of people killed in Ukraine, including children, elderly people, and innocents. Ronzheimer called this a historical disgrace. #Kriegsverbrecher #Schande #Ukraine (translated)

The author wrote that the granddaughter of the journalist Anna Politkowskaja, who was killed by Vladimir Putin 20 years ago, had been a guest at the European Parliament. Almost the entire hall had stood up, while some, including Harald Vilimsky, demonstratively remained seated. The author derogatorily referred to Vilimsky as a Russian traitor and accused him of always siding with Putin, whom he referred to as a war criminal. https://t.co/xgvgxCPKxy #AnnaPolitkowskaja #EuropäischesParlament #Menschenrechte #RU #EU (translated)

That is interesting. The forum of @krone_at shows that @herbert_kickl is completely wrong with his support of Putin. He likes to talk about the "people," but the vast majority of Austrians have understood that Putin is a war criminal. https://t.co/U0UMwpRw2h #Österreich #Putin #Kriegsverbrecher #AT #RU (translated)

After the Federal Prosecutor's Office announced yesterday that a Kuwait-born suspected IS fighter was arrested in Hesse and a Syrian suspected war criminal was arrested in Rhineland-Palatinate, I made a press inquiry. I wanted to know when the suspects entered Germany, whether they applied for asylum, and what residence status they had at and after entry as well as what they currently have. I also wanted to know whether the suspects had previously been known to the police for similar crimes or violent offenses or had a criminal record. Shortly after that, I received a call from a spokesperson for the Federal Prosecutor, who informed me that they did not want to provide any further information due to the protection of the suspects' personal rights. I took note of this and wrote a rebuttal, citing the necessary weighing between the public's interest in information and the specific, worthy interests of the affected suspects. I pointed out that my questions 1-3 exclusively concern the stay of the suspects in Germany, withdrew the fourth question (because one can argue here with the presumption of innocence and personal rights), and requested answers to questions 1-3. Lastly, I asked to at least name the year of entry and answer the question about the asylum application if more detailed responses are not possible. In case no response is given, I requested confirmation of the refusal to provide information as well as a concrete justification. I received the response earlier via email, see screenshot. They concluded, after weighing "all possible aspects," that the personal rights of a suspected IS fighter and a suspected war criminal, who is accused of executing three people with a close-range headshot, weigh more heavily than the legitimate public interest in knowing how long the suspects have been in Germany and whether they entered the country as asylum seekers. Well then. This does not correspond to my understanding of transparency. In this context, I would like to point out that you can also support my work. Any support helps to make research, court visits, on-site appointments, technical costs, and the further expansion of my portal Current Information possible. Unfortunately, at the moment, the costs are higher than the revenue. I would therefore be very pleased and grateful for any support. You can do that here: https://t.co/0RvVD8whhG https://t.co/0RvVD8whhG #Transparenz #Pressefreiheit #Asylrecht (translated)

The former German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt described Russia as: "Upper Volta with nuclear weapons." It is now Burkina Faso, but Russia is still poor, and the war criminal Putin does nothing for his country, he can only threaten. @vanderbellen is right. #Russland #Putin #Krieg #DE #RU #BF (translated)

Nein. Die FpÖ will mit Kriegsverbrechern kooperieren, mit Leuten, die Österreich schaden. Der Vertrag ist Verrat an Österreich. Die Aussenministerin Kneissl hat das ja gezeigt. Und Kickl hat als Innenminister den Staatsschutz zerstört. Alles im Sinne putins. Gegen unsere Heimat #Österreich #Kriegsverbrecher #Verrat #AT #RU