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Robert Ágh wrote that flying a private jet was a common practice for Andrej Babiš. He stated that Babiš did not own a plane and reminded that he criticized Kellner for owning a private jet. According to Ágh, Babiš therefore rented a plane. He also asked from whom and for how much, and whether there were any quid pro quos behind the rental. He also expressed sadness over the media's reaction, which he felt contributed to a campaign against the president. #politika #Babiš #médiá (translated)

The article describes the dramatic events on the Road of Death between Kramatorsk and Druzhkivka, where Ukrainian soldiers are fighting against Russian air attacks, trying to protect their lives and others despite the constant threats from drones and soaring bombs. #Ukraina #wojna #drony (translated)

DinGo wrote that the individual stood out significantly among others and expressed surprise at the situation. He also described a conversation that supposedly took place on the way to the store: someone asked him whether he was from the Czech Republic and whether, like the Czech Prime Minister, he was the target of vulgar abuse. https://t.co/7JWfOlvNmX #Česko #humor #politika (translated)

Tom Jensen wrote that he had seen two clips shared by Donald Trump: footage of a tiger attacking a young man at Yorkshire Wildlife Park, whom Jensen described as apparently mentally ill, and an AI video where Trump fought a tiger before they reconciled and hugged to the tune of "The Lion Sleeps Tonight." Jensen wrote that the relatives of the man who died now also had to deal with the fact that the American president mocked him. He called Trump historically dumb and used a coarse insult about him. Jensen believed that any other president or political leader in the world would be finished after such an act. https://t.co/wP2gquwLY0 #DonaldTrump #YorkshireWildlifePark #AI (translated)

Sergiy Kyslytsya thanked Giorgia Meloni for her speech and stated that the position of the Italian government had not changed, indicating support for Kyiv, attention to the civilian population, pressure on Moscow, and Euro-Atlantic unity as the pillars of action. He wrote that Russia had launched a new autumn campaign against Ukraine and, failing to advance on the front, had intensified attacks against civilians and targets such as power plants, apartment buildings, hospitals, and buses. Among the incidents, he mentioned the massacre in Kramatorsk. According to Kyslytsya, Moscow aimed to bend the Ukrainians with terror, cold, and darkness. He also argued that since the beginning of the year, Russia had gained very little ground and that in September it had lost much of what it had gained in previous months. https://t.co/P0F5z2eCm1 #Ucraina #Russia #Unità (translated)

Klaas Wilting wrote that the woman, in his opinion, was completely disconnected from reality and wondered how she had become a minister. He stated that this was also true for other D66 members, who, according to him, did not know the ordinary world and mainly spread nonsense. #D66 #politiek #werkelijkheid (translated)

Trainer Vincent Kompany criticizes the red card given to Michael Olise in the 3-3 draw against Viking Stavanger in the Champions League as overly foolish, while Christoph Kramer shows understanding for Olise's frustrated reaction to the provocations of the opposing player. #ChampionsLeague #FCBayern #MichaelOlise (translated)

Mateusz Lachowski stated that reports confirming that the USA did not share intelligence data with Ukraine regarding Russian ballistic missiles were accurate. According to him, Russia was exploiting this situation to attack Ukrainian energy infrastructure, in which civilians died. Lachowski reported that during the evening attack on Kyiv, at least one person was killed and 14 were injured. He also wrote that Russians were killing civilians every day in Kramatorsk and Sloviansk, attacking cars and residential buildings with drones and bombs. He added that Donald Trump was trading with Russia at the time, describing this situation as the ordinary course of affairs. #Ukraina #Rosja #wojna (translated)

Yvonne Kussmann wrote that the CDU parliamentary group has decided to leave the room united during the election of the Prime Minister in Saxony-Anhalt. According to Kussmann, this is intended to prevent a member from voting according to their own conscience. She criticized the approach as childish and accused the CDU of primarily pursuing its own interests and insisting on the "firewall" to remain in power. Kussmann wrote that this approach would cause former CDU voters to turn away from the party. The responsible individuals, fearing the consequences of their previous wrong decisions, have lost their rationality and are resorting to tricks instead of corrections to continue the firewall policy that harms the party and the country, she claimed. She described the involved politicians as cowardly and insincere, stating that such politicians have no place in parliaments. #CDU #SachsenAnhalt #Politik (translated)

Miss Meyer makes school wrote that she leaves many comments and reads them as well, but her resilience towards misanthropy is limited. In cases of racism as well as trans- and queerphobia, she blocks the authors instead of discussing with them. She also stated that she is not a free community college for people who insulted her rudely. #Rassismus #Menschenfeindlichkeit #Transfeindlichkeit (translated)

Patrick Lange, three-time Ironman world champion, describes his exit at his last Ironman in Hawaii due to cramps as the bitterest of his career and expresses the desire to bid farewell to the island worthily for his successes while helping other participants as a volunteer. #IronmanHawaii #PatrickLange #Triathlon (translated)

The Ukrainian counteroffensive named Vivaldi is inflicting significant losses on Russian troops and suggests a possible decisive defeat, as Ukrainians successfully defend territory south of Sloviansk and Kramatorsk and are able to disrupt the occupiers' logistics. #Ukrajina #Vojna #RuskáArmáda (translated)

Clément Molin wrote that, according to Russian sources, the Ukrainian army had pushed back the front near Sloviansk. After several months of a Russian offensive towards Sloviansk and Kramatorsk, it had deployed reinforcements and begun to stabilize the front line, he indicated. He added that operations aimed at eliminating infiltrated forces had been conducted east of Sloviansk for at least two months. According to him, the majority of Russian Telegram channels had been discussing this for several weeks, and numerous videos confirmed this information. Molin estimated that the Ukrainian offensive in Lyman had allowed for stabilization and then pushed back the front over a wide perimeter. He also suggested that the entire 3rd Army Corps of Biletski seemed to have the initiative at that time. #Ukraine #Sloviansk #Guerre (translated)

The author presented the war waged by Russia as a war against civilians. He wrote that 20 people, including 3 children, had been killed on Saturday in Zaporijjia. He also reported 30 dead and 18 injured in an attack on a bus in Kramatorsk two days earlier, as well as 22 dead, including 5 children, after a cruise missile had struck an apartment building in Prylouky the day before. https://t.co/KXB8lLwYRF #Ukraine #Guerre #Civils #UA (translated)