Zašto pa bio je i u Poljskoj.

 Zelenskyy: "Ukraine received $100 billion in aid from the United States, not $350 billion"

"We received not $300, not $500, not $700, but $100 billion from the United States. I don't recognize $100 billion either, we agreed with Biden and Congress that it was a grant! A grant is not a debt."

Zelenskyy also said that he wants mutual understanding from Trump. "To understood what guarantees he is ready to provide."

U pravu je covjek. Ne mozes dati pomoc, reci otvoreno da je pomoc i onda traziti da je vracas 100%. 

Zeleni lupeta. Kao i ko veruje da se nekome pokloni 100 milijardi.

Ha, Amerika je opraštala dug nekim zemljama, čini mi se i u Africi.

Tarmp je dao ponudu, koja je jasno morala biti odbijena. Da bi mogao reći "Evo sve sam probao. tip je nerazuman".

Deluje mi kao dil Ukrajina za Palestinu...

Vratili smo se u 1945. godinu.

It will now be impossible for anyone to trust the U.S. as an ally. Our adversaries even now must be celebrating; there are surely open vodka bottles in the Kremlin.

Upravo ono kaj sam pričao. Nije ovo samo stvar Ukrajine. Tu postoje zemlje poput Južne Koreje i Tajvana o kojima ovisi jako velik udio američke tehnološke i vojne industrije. Tajvan je radi određenih garancija čak i pristao preseliti dio proizvodnih kapaciteta na teritorij SADa kaj je njima donjelo velike novce. Baš me zanima koliko sad oni mirno spavaju.

Ovakva uzastopna napuštanja saveznika i prekršene garancije bi se jako lako mogle obit o glavu a kaos iza toga će osjećati cijeli svijet.

The root cause of Putin’s failure in Ukraine is his unparalleled pseudo-imperial arrogance.

In his mind, only a handful of “real countries” are worthy of playing the “great game” on the world stage. Ukraine, on the other hand, was nothing more than an insolent, insignificant province of Great Russia—a “fake country” of nameless natives without self-awareness, self-respect, or anything worth fighting for. It is just an accidental state led by a short, silly comedian.

A nation of dim-witted peasants from chauvinistic jokes—"Little Russians" who, deep down, were supposedly just waiting to return to the enlightened imperial fold, without which they were nothing. Why would anyone care about their opinions or interests? The bear does not ask the pigs for permission. Ukraine’s so-called "statehood" would be effortlessly swept away, just as it always had been—since the days of Tsar Alexei, Emperor Peter, and Empress Catherine.

Their comedian would flee to Poland before Russian tanks even reached Kyiv. And in the end, they would sign whatever was put in front of them, like obedient subjects. Russia would install a governor-general over them—because they simply had no right to resist the divinely ordained order of things, the rule of the great kings of this world. And yet, in Ukraine, the Russian army found itself trapped in a bloody hell unlike anything seen since World War II.

Because, as it turned out, Ukraine is far from perfect—but it is real, and it is a nation that has truly come into its own. Its people love their country, they dream of making it better, and they are determined to fight for it. They have their own values, songs, moments of pride tied to this land, dreams, and symbols—the blue sky over golden fields, the majestic Dnipro, ancient Kyiv, and the misty Carpathians. No wonder Putin despises Zelensky with the darkest, most hellishly scorching hatred—so intense it even startled Donald Trump. In Putin’s eyes, this insignificant Ukrainian-Jewish clown, by refusing to submit and instead showing unwavering resolve and a will to fight, humiliates, enrages, and offends his wounded, arrogant ego on the most fundamental level.

And instead of docile peasants groveling before a Russian master, Putin’s forces ran into the best soldiers in the world—warriors capable of the impossible, standing their ground in brutal battles for years against one of the largest invading armies in modern history. You cannot simply kick down their door, spit in their face, and expect them to bow. Ukraine has endured and outlasted greater tyrants throughout its long and difficult history. This is not Russia’s backyard.

This is not a nation of uneducated serfs. These are the descendants of ancient Viking princes who became Zaporizhian Cossacks—and today, they remember their history well. Do not underestimate Ukraine. And now, Donald Trump, with his crude extortion tactics, is making the same mistake.