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人类太健忘了，居然有人相信与俄国议和能有好结果？这些人为什么不去看看俄国在遵守条约方面的历史？
但凡涉及领土完整、独立承认或安全保证的和约，几乎全被俄国撕毁了！
其中与波兰、乌克兰相关的条约，从17世纪起，俄国就在一直违约！而所有与俄国直接交战的国家与其签订的几乎每一项和平协议，都被俄国破坏了！
我们就从沙俄时期开始举例——
《尼布楚条约》，1689年与清朝签订，后被俄国用《瑷珲条约》与《北京条约》推翻，割占中国大片土地。
《库楚克-凯纳尔吉和约》，1774年与奥斯曼签订，承认克里米亚汗国独立，不到10年，就被俄国悍然撕毁，于1783年直接吞并克里米亚。
《巴黎条约》，1856与列强签订，规定黑海中立化，俄军舰不得进入，1870年俄国单方面撕毁条约，海军进入黑海。
接着举几个苏俄时期的例子——
《布列斯特-立陶夫斯克和约》，1918年与德国签订，德国战败后苏俄迅速将其撕毁。
《里加和约》，1921面与波兰签订，确定双方边界，1939年苏俄撕毁条约，入侵波兰。
与波罗的海三国的条约，1920年代与三国签订，承认三国“永久”独立，1940年苏俄撕毁条约，占领并吞并三国。
《苏波互不侵犯条约》，1932年与波兰签订，1939年被苏俄撕毁。
《苏芬互不侵犯条约》，1932与芬兰签订，1939年苏俄自导自演了“曼尼拉炮击”事件，以此为借口撕毁条约挑起苏芬战争。
《苏日中立条约》，1941与日本签订，1945年被苏俄单方面撕毁。
雅尔塔、波茨坦相关协议，1945与美英等国商定，承诺东欧自由选举等，苏俄完全撕毁协议，将东欧变成了共产党统治的傀儡附庸。
最后再举几个俄联邦时期的例子——
《哈萨维尤尔特协议》，1996年与车臣签订，俄国承诺撤军，和平解决，以结束第一次车臣战争，但三年后俄国就撕毁条约，发动第二次车臣战争，摧毁了车臣的独立。
《布达佩斯备忘录》，1994年与各大国签订，共同保证乌克兰领土完整以换其弃核，2014年俄国撕毁条约，以偷袭手段吞并克里米亚，后挑动顿巴斯分离，并于2022年全面入侵乌克兰。
《俄乌友好合作伙伴条约》，1997年与乌克兰签订，承认乌克兰边界与主权，同样在2014年被俄国撕毁。
明斯克协议I/II，2014年与2015年分别签订，旨在停火撤军，结束乌克兰东部冲突，但俄国继续支持乌东分离武装，从未遵守该协议。
格鲁吉亚停火协议，2008年与格鲁吉亚签订，规定俄国撤军，俄未执行，反承认阿布哈兹与南奥塞梯独立，军队滞留不走。
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检索主要历史时期俄国签订的各类和约、停火协议、互不侵犯条约……等，俄方几乎从没老实遵守过，从不执行及单方面撕毁的概率已经达到匪夷所思的恶劣地步，粗略估计撕毁率高达90%！
这样一个劣迹斑斑，毫无诚信，把条约当厕纸的国家，居然还有人盲目乐观，轻信与其达成某个停火协议和平条约就能万事大吉？
太天真了！
读史可以明智，培根诚不我欺。
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Thank you, USA, for guaranteeing security and territorial integrity! You are the best guarantors and allies. Entire generations across the globe will remember this!
@WhiteHouse
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Breaking: Elon Musk ordered the Starlink slowdown that blindsided Ukraine on.wsj.com/4sgcpBv
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🇺🇸‼️🇺🇦 Trump likely wants to force Ukraine to capitulate before the G20 summit in December, — WP
Russians have used Trump “as a battering ram to force Ukraine to hand over Donbas” and make peace on Moscow’s terms.
There is a widespread belief among the Russian elite that Putin has once again managed to convince Trump, taking advantage of his fears about low approval ratings and high fuel prices ahead of the midterm elections by offering a diesel deal.
Kremlin considers the White House’s latest turn against Zelensky “a great triumph” and a sign that Western support for Kyiv is “finally crumbling.” Putin’s entourage believes that this time victory over Ukraine is “already on the horizon.”
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A Russian strike killed Ukrainian teacher Inna Maryukhna and her one-year-old daughter Angelina in Nova Vodolaha, Kharkiv region.
At the moment of the Russian strike, Inna and her daughter in a stroller were walking in the park.
Six people were killed, including two children. Another 15 were injured, seven of them children.
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🇺🇸‼️🇪🇺 FT: The Trump administration has asked European countries to transfer some of their frozen Russian assets to a U.S.-controlled fund to restart peace talks. European delegates rejected the plan proposed by Witkoff and Kushner.
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“I can excuse bombing Ukrainian cities, but I draw the line at damaging russian oil refineries.”
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🇺🇸‼️🇪🇺 US offers Russia another lifeline: allowing it to sell more gas to Europe. - NYT
The Trump administration is pushing the idea as part of a peace deal with Ukraine, but Europe is wary and critics warn it would empower Russia.
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🇫🇷🇷🇺 French intelligence agencies have confirmed that Russia-linked bot networks are weaponizing the past weekend's violent riots by flooding social media with old, recycled, and AI-generated fake videos of police brutality to provoke the rioters even further.
Russian networks like "Matryoshka" are acting as digital opportunistic arsonists, intentionally exaggerating the scale of the chaos to simulate nationwide civil unrest.
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🇺🇸🇺🇦❗️The US does not agree to send Patriot missiles that have already been purchased for Ukraine: it was a significant delivery, - sources of the Kyiv Independent.
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Trump openly lies that Zelenskyy “doesn’t care” about ending the war. He also lies that Russia is generously sending cheap diesel to the world. Russia is selling it under a deal Trump struck with Putin, after the US lifted sanctions to allow it.
Russia invaded Ukraine. Russia can stop the war any day by withdrawing. Ukraine can’t.
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“I am in the process of negotiating Peace in the war between Russia and Ukraine, and don’t want to do anything that will drive, foolishly, Russia away from the bargaining table.”
Trump lied.
Trump’s own words give other reasons for going easy on Russia. Later in the same post he says that perhaps more importantly, Russia is doing very little to help Iran and he wants to keep it that way. Bloomberg reported that he waived the Russia energy tariffs because they were getting in the way of lowering diesel prices before the midterms. When he announced the diesel deal with Putin, he didn’t mention the war or sanctions and performatively called lower prices for farmers, ranchers and truckers his greatest priority, all the meanwhile being the culprit behind the increased prices.
He has shown no similar concern about driving Ukraine away. He said Kyiv "had better damn well stop" its refinery strikes and that Ukraine should replace its president, and Ukrainian officials say US counterparts warned that the US would cut off intelligence if the strikes continued. Russia, meanwhile, hit power plants in Ukraine within hours of Trump announcing his energy ceasefire.
"Russia is doing very little, if anything, to help the Islamic Republic of Iran.”
Trump lied.
“Very little compared to what they could be doing” is a standard nobody can test. Moscow and Tehran have a deep military relationship. Russia’s air war on Ukrainian cities was built on Iranian-designed Shahed drones.
Read the sentence in context. Trump says he wants to keep Russia’s help to Iran limited and will, unless stupid people get in the way. That’s an admission that he’s going easy on Moscow over Ukraine to keep it quiet on Iran.
His own military has said otherwise. Gen. Dan Caine, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, confirmed Russia has been aiding Iran during the war, including expanded intelligence sharing and satellite imagery to help Tehran target US forces. Ukraine has said Russian satellites photographed Diego Garcia, Incirlik in Turkey, Al Udeid in Qatar and Saudi oil and gas fields, all of which Iran later attacked.
Russia was shipping TNT, ammunition and drone components to Iran across the Caspian Sea, helping it rebuild arsenals used up fighting the US and Israel. Moscow has also coached Tehran on drone use and electronic warfare, drawing on its experience in Ukraine. Eighteen American service members have been killed in the war. Trump knew this months prior, did nothing to protect service members.
“Farmers, ranchers, and businesses of all kinds are suffering greatly from this.”
Trump lied.
Ukrainian strikes forced Russia to ban diesel exports, which tightened global supply, but the main cause of record US diesel prices is the war with Iran. Tehran closed the Strait of Hormuz after the first US and Israeli strikes in February, and shipping crude out of the Gulf now costs about $33 a barrel, up from about $2. NBC reported that Trump has tried to blame the Ukraine conflict for record diesel prices rather than his own war on Iran.
“Russia is, nevertheless, sending, at a low price, millions of barrels of diesel to the World.”
Trump lied.
Russia isn’t sending diesel out of goodwill. It is selling it under a deal Trump negotiated with Putin, after the Treasury licensed transactions in Russian diesel, including US imports, through April 2027. Russian industry experts had already been calling for the export ban to be lifted because Russia was losing profit. The shipments come to about ten days of US consumption and are expected to do little for prices. Trump provides nothing to back up “at a low price.”
“Zelenskyy doesn’t care.”
Trump lied.
On Oct. 11 Zelenskyy said Ukraine would stop striking Russian refineries if Russia stopped attacking Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. He made the same offer in an ABC interview, asking Trump to tell Russia to stop hitting Ukraine’s grid. Trump announced his energy ceasefire after that interview aired, and Zelenskyy’s office learned of it from social media. Ukraine suspended its refinery strikes anyway and resumed them only after Russian missile and drone attacks broke the truce.
“He doesn’t want to end this war, and probably never did.”
Trump lied.
Trump struck the diesel deal with Putin by phone while his envoy Steve Witkoff and son-in-law Jared Kushner were meeting Ukrainian officials to discuss a plan to end the war. Ukraine was at the table with Trump’s own negotiators when he went around them to Moscow.
A senior CFR fellow said the deal came as a major shock to the Ukrainians, to European governments, and to members of Congress who thought Trump was being moved toward new sanctions on Russia. Zelenskyy later said the US-Russia agreements were made without informing Ukraine.
“With all of the money that Europe is famously giving him, and that Crooked Joe Biden gave him in the past…”
Trump lied.
Europe isn’t giving Zelenskyy money. Much of what it spends goes to US weapons makers, under a program Trump set up himself. In July 2025, Trump and NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte launched PURL, after the White House complained that Europe should carry more of the cost of Ukraine’s security. Under PURL, European allies and Canada buy US-made weapons, which are then sent to Ukraine. By July 2026, partners had put nearly $7 billion into it, and the program supplies 95% of Ukraine’s Patriot missiles.
The European money Trump is complaining about is going to American factories. He knows that because he arranged it. His administration has also reportedly threatened to shut PURL down to force Ukraine to stop hitting Russian refineries.
The Biden-era aid followed the same pattern. In 2023, Secretary of State Antony Blinken said as much as 90% of US security assistance for Ukraine was being spent in the United States, on new weapons or on replacing weapons sent from US stockpiles. Biden said nearly two-thirds of the 2024 Ukraine package would go to US industry, in states like Arizona, Alabama, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Texas, where Patriots, Javelins and artillery shells are made.
“Giving him” is chosen to make the aid sound like cash in Zelenskyy’s pocket, and the rest of the sentence uses that to suggest he is dragging the war out for the money.
“His male population is low, wounded, and/or dead.”
Trump lied.
Ukraine’s losses are heavy, but the numbers don’t come close to what Trump describes. CSIS estimated in July 2026 that Ukrainian forces had lost between 525,000 and 625,000 killed, wounded or missing since February 2022. Former NATO commander Christopher Cavoli put Ukrainian deaths at about 150,000. In a country of roughly 36 million people, that is a terrible toll, but it is nowhere near a male population that is mostly wounded or dead.
Ukraine still fields one of the largest armies in Europe. Zelenskyy has said the armed forces total about 880,000, second in Europe only to Russia’s.
Ukraine does have a real manpower problem. The number of conscription-age men in the country fell from about 8.7 million before the invasion to roughly 5 million by early 2024, through death and emigration. Recruiting enough soldiers is a constant struggle. Trump turns that strain into a claim that Ukraine’s men are gone.
He also leaves out Russia’s losses, which are far worse. CSIS estimates Russian forces lost about 1.4 million killed, wounded or missing over the same period, more than twice Ukraine’s toll. Cavoli puts Russian deaths at about 450,000. Trump doesn’t say Russia’s male population is low, wounded or dead.
Trump has a record of inventing Ukrainian casualty figures. In January 2025 he claimed 700,000 Ukrainians had been killed, more than four times the estimate today.
“His oceans and seas are gone.”
Trump lied.
Ukraine still controls its Black Sea coast west of the occupied south, including Odesa, and its ports continue to export grain.
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The Zhytomyr Highway, west of Kyiv. The Battle of Kyiv, 2022.
Yes, this is just one of the many, horrifyingly many, charred graveyards left behind by Russian military columns destroyed and burned by Ukrainian forces. Back then, those columns were literally surrounding Kyiv from multiple directions.
I remember how, at another location along the same highway, closer to the city, there were entire junkyards of destroyed Russian military vehicles and wreckage. It seemed like there was an overturned tank with its turret blown off every ten meters.
And now they're trying to sell you this catastrophic defeat of Russia's elite forces outside Kyiv as some kind of "Oh, the Russian tanks just took a wrong turn and got stuck in the mud. Otherwise, they would've taken Kyiv in a matter of hours."
Please, don't let anyone make morons of you.
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🇺🇸‼️ The US will continue to lift sanctions on Russia, — RBC-Ukraine source.
They are preparing new lifting of sanctions on Russia: on tankers and gas, possibly on some companies and individuals, and are thinking about how to take control of frozen assets.
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When I read these post from Trump blaming Ukraine and siding with russia, I can’t help but ask how can a man become so morally deprived as to side with the aggressor and blame the victim.
I also don’t get people who end up supporting this moral bankruptcy. Are they really that morally broken? Or just blinded?
I am thinking of the Gospel of Matthew, chapter 13, where Jesus says “though seeing, they do not see; though hearing, they do not hear or understand.”
Like literally, the devil has such a hold on people that they cannot distinguish light from darkness, good from evil.
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Those who preach peace through capitulation won't tell you what russian occupation means.
russians occupied Izyum for less than 6m.
After liberation, we found mass graves of 447 ppl. Most of them were civilians — 215 women, 194 men and 5 children. Many bodies had signs of violent death.
This is what people with proud 'Christian' in their bios are pushing Ukraine for.
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J’ai vu plusieurs personnes être tentées par des comparaisons entre les événements en France depuis hier et la révolution du Maïdan en Ukraine, en 2013-2014.
J’étais sur place dans les deux cas, en 2013 et hier.
Cette comparaison n’a absolument pas lieu d’être et je la rejette catégoriquement.
L’EuroMaïdan avait commencé après que des policiers ont tabassé extrêmement violemment une centaine d’étudiants qui demandaient au président de l’époque, Ianoukovitch, de tenir sa promesse de signer l’accord d’association avec l’Union européenne, alors qu’il venait de la trahir.
Dans les jours qui ont suivi, des centaines de milliers de manifestants sont descendus sur la place Maïdan, à Kyiv, pour exiger des réponses de la part du gouvernement et dénoncer les violences subies par ces jeunes.
Cette contestation s’est transformée en une révolution trois mois plus tard, lorsque l’État a empêché toute forme d’expression publique de l’opposition à la politique du gouvernement, lorsque des policiers ont commencé à tuer des manifestants, à les matraquer jusqu’à leur dernier souffle, à les frapper avec une violence sans précédent.
108 manifestants ont été tués.
À quelques très, très rares exceptions près, en trois mois de manifestations QUOTIDIENNES, AUCUN commerce n’avait été vandalisé. Seule la boutique Bosco, associée à la Russie, avait été occupée sans que son pillage soit établi.
Alors même qu’il y avait des barricades sur l’entièreté de Khrechtchatyk (les Champs-Élysées de Kyiv, en quelque sorte), les commerces continuaient à fonctionner et à rester ouverts.
Non seulement les causes et les réactions de la part de l’État sont radicalement différentes, mais les conséquences pour les commerces, les biens publics et autres n’ont strictement RIEN À VOIR.
Les revendications des centaines de milliers de Français qui ont manifesté hier partout dans le pays, pacifiquement dans la quasi-totalité des cas, sont légitimes et entendables.
Il ne faut pas stigmatiser ces manifestants, ni les associer aux violences commises par la suite.
Le faire contribue uniquement à une colère sociale grandissante, et nous, médias, devons faire très attention à cela, afin de ne pas répéter les erreurs de 2018 lors des Gilets jaunes. C’est aussi cela qui a laissé le terrain à des médias « alternatifs », parfois prorusses, comme c’était le cas avec RT France.
Cependant, nous devons désormais nous interroger sérieusement sur les violences commises par des casseurs venus profiter du contexte social pour voler, piller, détruire.
Ces gens n’ont aucune revendication. Ils pourrissent le débat, ternissent l’image des vrais manifestants et sont des voyous qui doivent payer pour leurs actes.
Ce qui est désolant, à regarder les images d’aujourd’hui place de la République, c’est qu’il s’agit clairement, dans l’immense majorité des cas, de mineurs, d’enfants, d’adolescents, de jeunes. Des jeunes qui se sont dit, après avoir vu les images d’hier sur les réseaux sociaux, qu’il y avait peut-être moyen de piller encore ce qui restait.
J’ai mal pour nos commerçants qui ont tout perdu et qui ne savent plus comment gagner leur vie, mal pour nos agents publics.
Mal pour notre image, pour nos biens publics dégradés. Mal pour nos monuments historiques saccagés, anéantis, comme la mairie de Limoges.
Mal pour nos pompiers qui, parfois, ont été attaqués. Des pompiers, bon sang !
Rien ne justifie cela. Et aucune comparaison avec une population ayant lutté contre une VRAIE dictature n’est légitime.
Comparer l'autodéfense des Ukrainiens lors de Maïdan, face à une police et un gouvernement qui assassinait à balles réelles, et des voyous qui brulent et qui pillent pour le plaisir est indécent !
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In early spring 2022, russian soldiers shot this 2yo boy and his entire family with a heavy machine gun as they tried to flee the Kyiv region.
russian occupation is hell. It's not peace.
“And no wonder, for Satan himself masquerades as an angel of light.” — 2 Corinthians 11:14
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Insteaf of a thousand words.
A woman trapped under the rubble after a Russian strike is showing rescuers how old her daughter is. The little girl was killed by Russia.
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Russian Kosmos 2612 and ICEYE-X36 (providing Ukraine military support) are now in perfect sync with each other. The Russian military satellite is intentionally stalking and tracking the Western radar satellite. Keeping a satellite "bumper-to-bumper" in this manner allows Russia to intercept or jam data transmissions, physically inspect Western technology, or quickly pivot to execute a kinetic or non-kinetic anti-satellite (ASAT) attack with very little warning or fuel expenditure.
Kosmos 2612 executed a series of highly precise, fuel-heavy maneuvers to force itself into a "coplanar" orbit—matching ICEYE-X36's exact altitude (~555 km), speed, and inclination (~97.8°). The ICEYE-X36 satellite is giving the Ukraine military support.
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🇺🇸🇪🇺🇺🇦 NYT: The Trump administration is proposing that Europe resume buying Russian gas as part of a Ukraine peace deal, offering Moscow billions in revenue and renewed economic influence.
Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff have discussed restarting Russian gas pipelines through Ukraine and potentially Nord Stream. U.S. investors could also receive a share of the profits.
Germany strongly opposes the proposal, warning that renewed dependence on Russian energy would threaten European security. However, the AfD supports restoring imports to lower energy prices.