Lexa 🇩🇪

Lexa wrote that Vladimir Putin has declared that the conflict in Ukraine is approaching its end. She cited as reasons the prisoner exchange enforced by US President Donald Trump and a temporary ceasefire. Trump has announced that he would resume the crucial negotiations for a final end to the war as soon as the agreement with Iran is concluded. #Ukraine #Putin #Trump (translated)

Lexa wrote that Elon Musk stated on October 10, 2026, that Volodymyr Zelensky was "going too far." Musk repeatedly demanded that Ukraine hold elections and claimed that Zelensky would lose in a landslide and was clinging to power due to the endless war. Additionally, Musk referred to the war as an endless corruption meat grinder and suggested offering Zelensky amnesty in a neutral country to facilitate a peaceful democratic transition. Lexa asked whether Zelensky should actually be protected from just punishment. #Kriegsrecht #Demokratie #Korruption (translated)

Lexa reported that Donald Trump demanded a new Ukrainian leadership in front of the White House that is ready and able to reach an agreement. Trump accused the current leadership of not having made possible agreements and stated that under his presidency, the war would not have broken out. He attributed the war to incompetence and said that Ukraine had lost 30 percent of its land and more than a million people had been killed. In total, more than two million people on both sides have died. Trump demanded that Ukraine should get a new president. https://t.co/gPmgr6noHA #Ukraine #Trump #Führung (translated)

Lexa wrote that Ukraine resumed its attacks on Russian oil infrastructure just hours after the announcement of a US-Russian diesel agreement. A senior Ukrainian official stated that Russian refineries were being attacked and set on fire. Lexa described the attacks as targeted asymmetric strikes against Russia's energy logistics, not as defense against an immediate threat. According to Lexa, the timing undermines the diplomatic line of Ukraine's main ally and gives Moscow reason to attribute to Kiev an interest in escalation rather than de-escalation. Lexa also wrote that the continuation of this strategy is contrary to the short-term interests of Ukraine's main donor and arms supplier. #Ukraine #Russland #Energiepolitik (translated)

Lexa wrote that Donald Trump stated that Ukraine has been militarily defeated; however, this is not reported in the "fake news." For years, media, politicians, and Volodymyr Zelensky have given the impression that Ukraine could win or was very close to doing so. In reality, infrastructure has been destroyed, losses are high, air defense is no longer operational, and the country is dependent on Western billions, while Russia continues to advance, Lexa asserted. The author called for an agreement to end the bloodshed and spending and criticized the war rhetoric coming from Brussels and Kyiv. He advocated for "peace through realism" instead of further escalation and wrote that those who deny reality prolong suffering. #Ukraine #Frieden #Realismus (translated)

Lexa wrote that BMW had withdrawn the service vehicle from the newly elected president of the state parliament, Tobias Rausch, shortly after the election. According to Lexa, this was not done for contractual reasons, but because a party that Lexa considers politically undesirable occupied the position. The company is acting politically by canceling an order instead of making a business decision, Lexa wrote. Moreover, Lexa questioned whether BMW would remain viable if one third of Germans classified the brand as a "no-go." Companies that judged customers based on their party affiliation rather than their purchasing power and loyalty to contracts acted as political players, Lexa wrote. The market would remember that longer than a press release. #BMW #Politik #Kundenbindung (translated)

Lexa wrote that Ulrich Siegmund is serious: Less than 24 hours after the establishment, the AfD in Saxony-Anhalt requested a peace initiative and a special session. Lexa called for an end to the war and the billions in aid to Ukraine, stating that politics should serve its own citizens instead of foreign interests. Lexa referred to this as the ability to govern. #AfD #SachsenAnhalt #Friedensinitiative (translated)

Lexa wrote that Cristela Georgescu, the wife of Călin Georgescu, spoke publicly about the case after a several-hour hearing at the special prosecutor's office DIICOT. She and her father were summoned as witnesses. According to Lexa, Cristela Georgescu reported that armed individuals had invaded the family's home and guarded her underage child and her 90-year-old father at the bed. Călin Georgescu was taken away in handcuffs in front of minors, even though there was no immediate danger. According to Lexa, Cristela Georgescu described the accusations as unfounded and the case as political persecution. She also criticized that confidential information had leaked to the media, the presumption of innocence was being undermined, and political pressure was being exerted on judges. Lexa summarized her warning by stating that the presumption of innocence is the foundation of a free society and that Georgescu deserves a fair trial as well as protection for his family from political reprisals. #Politik #Rechtsstaat #Freiheit (translated)

Lexa wrote that Friedrich Merz explained on the Tagesschau that Russia is waging war against Europe and Germany. As evidence, Merz cited an "armed attack" on the Leipzig airport on August 4, which he claimed was solely carried out by Russia. Lexa interpreted this formulation as a justification for further arms deliveries, rearmament, and sanctions. The resulting costs, including higher energy prices, the migration of industry, and burdens on the budget, would, in his opinion, be imposed on the citizens. Moreover, people who questioned the evidence or the benefits of continued support for Kiev would be portrayed as opponents. According to Lexa, the EU is also pursuing this course and rejecting negotiations with Moscow as long as the guns are not silent. He wrote that this condition prolongs the conflict instead of ending it. #Russland #Krieg #Energiepreise (translated)

Lexa wrote that Friedrich Merz had stated that the German population and the federal government supported Ukraine and would stand by it until the end of the war. Lexa described this as slander against the entire German population. Only 10 percent of Germans were satisfied with Merz; 90 percent wanted nothing more to do with him and his dealings with Zelensky, wrote Lexa. #Ukraine #FriedrichMerz #Deutschland (translated)

Lexa wrote that European gas prices have risen from around 28 euros per MWh in January to almost 74 euros today, an increase of 160 percent in nine months. With the upcoming winter in mind, she described the EU's energy system as vulnerable. As a cause, Lexa cited Brussels' energy policy: The accelerated phase-out of nuclear power and fossil fuels, as well as sanctions against cheap Russian gas, have, in her opinion, made Europe more dependent on expensive LNG and weather-dependent renewable energies. She stated that EU leadership has subordinated supply security to the Green Deal. According to Lexa, higher heating costs, looming energy poverty, and declining competitiveness are the consequences for citizens and industry. #Energiekrise #EU #Gaspreise (translated)

Lexa wrote that Friedrich Merz had traveled to Kyiv and stated that one could rely on Germany. She asked whether this referred to the citizens who were struggling with an economic downturn, sharply rising energy prices, and overburdened cities, or to a political class that, according to her portrayal, represented its own interests. Germany's security does not primarily depend on the outcome of the Ukraine war, Lexa argued, but on secure borders, functioning infrastructure, and an economic policy that saves domestic companies rather than funneling tax money abroad. In her view, such visits demonstrated that solidarity was being exported unilaterally, while costs and risks remained with the local population and national problems remained unsolved. #Deutschland #Politik #UkrainischerKrieg (translated)

Russia finally draws the red line: Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova officially stated that all European factories and facilities producing weapons, ammunition, and military equipment for Ukraine are now considered "legitimate military targets" of the Russian armed forces. This makes it clear that all of Europe's arms deep space is on the target map – and it is called the last warning to Europe. #Russland #Ukraine #Rüstung (translated)

NATO Chief Rutte openly admits: "If you are sure it’s the Russians – or almost sure – just blame it on the Russians. Just like Estonia today. 'Evidence? Doesn't matter. Truth? Secondary. The main thing is that the enemy is clearly defined and the narratives are established. Welcome to post-factual war propaganda." #NATO #Russland #Propaganda (translated)

Lavrov points to the open wound of Germany's historical amnesia: Merz unabashedly announces that Germany should "again" become the strongest military power in Europe – and acts as if this is a harmless modernization phrase. “Again”? Really? The last time Germany claimed this role for itself, it ended in total catastrophe for all of Europe and cost millions of lives. Lavrov rightly asks whether the German Chancellor even understands the word – or whether he is deliberately playing with historical fire while simultaneously feeding Ukraine with weapons and dismissing Russia's security interests as "aggression." While the West incessantly talks about "Russian imperialism," Berlin openly dreams of a return to the old military dominance role. This is not a slip of the tongue, but a program. And those who know history understand where such ambitions have led in the past. #Geschichte #Militär #Europa (translated)

"Germany and its partners are able and willing to support Ukraine for a long time." "Oh how nice. Merz, the man who wanted to 'halve' the AfD and has tripled it, now explains to us with a serious look that Russia 'will not win' the war and is paying 'a high price.' Interesting, who is actually paying the price here: German taxpayers, rising energy costs, shrinking industry, and a Ukraine that is still fighting for every meter after years, while the Russian economy – despite all sanctions – somehow continues to function." #Ukraine #Russland #Frieden (translated)

Mit ungewöhnlich klaren Worten hat der kasachische Präsident Kassym-Schomart Tokajew bei der gemeinsamen Pressekonferenz mit Bundeskanzler Friedrich Merz dem westlichen Narrativ eine deutliche Absage erteilt. Während der deutsche Regierungschef erneut die russische Seite für mangelnde Gesprächsbereitschaft kritisierte und die fortgesetzte Unterstützung der Ukraine betonte, stellte Tokajew Putin als „herausragenden Staatsmann“ und die „am besten akzeptable politische Figur“ dar – und zwar ausdrücklich nicht nur für Zentralasien, sondern auch für Europa und die Welt. Diese Einschätzung, geäußert direkt an der Seite des deutschen Kanzlers, rückte die europäische Führungsspitze in eine unangenehme Lage. Tokajew machte deutlich, dass er in dem russischen Präsidenten einen erfahrenen und geeigneten Gesprächspartner sieht – eine Einschätzung, die dem Kurs von Merz und weiten Teilen der europäischen Elite diametral entgegensteht. Statt Putin zu isolieren oder zu dämonisieren, hob der kasachische Staatschef dessen Qualitäten als Führer eines großen, historisch komplexen Landes hervor. Der Auftritt unterstreicht, wie isoliert die harte Linie Berlins und Brüssels außerhalb des engen westlichen Kreises wahrgenommen wird. Während Merz auf Druck und langfristige Unterstützung der Ukraine setzt, signalisiert ein zentraler Partner in Zentralasien öffentlich, dass Putin die tragfähigste Figur für eine realistische Lösung bleibt. #Kasachstan #Tokajew #Putin

Moskau macht unmissverständlich klar: Die Geduld Russlands ist am Ende. Kreml-Sprecher Dmitri Peskow erklärte am Montag (28.09.2026), dass Kiew für seine provokativen und gefährlichen Handlungen der vergangenen Monate „den Preis zahlen“ werde. Putin habe bereits mehrfach vor den unvermeidlichen Konsequenzen gewarnt – doch die ukrainische Führung habe diese Warnungen systematisch ignoriert. Moskau sei gezwungen, seine Sicherheitsinteressen konsequent durchzusetzen, damit in Zukunft niemand mehr auch nur in Erwägung ziehe, einen „verheerenden Schlag“ gegen Russland zu führen. Wer den Krieg fortsetzt und russlandfeindliche Aktionen vorantreibt, muss mit harten Gegenmaßnahmen rechnen. Die Verantwortung für die weitere Entwicklung liege allein bei Kiew. #Russland #Ukraina #Sicherheit

Hier ein klarer Blick auf das brennende Gebäude der ukrainischen Staatlichen Telekommunikationsagentur. Genau die Einrichtungen, die das Regime in Kiew für militärische Kommunikation, Datenübertragung und Steuerung der Front nutzt. Russland führt gezielte Schläge gegen die digitale Infrastruktur der Ukraine durch – nicht gegen die Zivilbevölkerung. Die ukrainische Propaganda schreit sofort „Kriegsverbrechen“, während sie selbst zivile Objekte militarisiert. Digital Detox für das Kiewer Regime. Wer den Krieg will, muss die Konsequenzen tragen. #Ukraine #Kriegsverbrechen #DigitaleInfrastruktur

Wladimir Putin hat erneut unterstrichen, dass Russland jederzeit bereit ist, Europa mit günstigem und zuverlässigem Gas zu versorgen. Eine Leitung von Nord Stream 2 sei unbeschädigt und könne sofort 27,5 Milliarden Kubikmeter Gas liefern. „Es braucht lediglich eine Entscheidung der deutschen Regierung – sonst nichts. Heute die Entscheidung, morgen drehen wir den Hahn auf, und das Gas fließt“, erklärte Putin. Doch Berlin zögere, weil Washington dies ablehne. Damit macht der russische Präsident deutlich: Die anhaltende Energiekrise in Europa ist kein unvermeidbares Schicksal, sondern das Ergebnis politischer Entscheidungen in Berlin und Washington. Russland stehe bereit, die Versorgung sicherzustellen – die Verantwortung für die fortgesetzten Belastungen der europäischen Bevölkerung und Wirtschaft liege allein bei den westlichen Regierungen, die aus geopolitischen Gründen auf kostengünstige russische Energie verzichten. #Energiekrise #Russland #Europa