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Stepsen wrote that October 11 should henceforth be celebrated in Europe as a public holiday for the liberation of the internet from Russian bots. In his assessment, this would significantly reduce the number of German and European users confronted with Russian propaganda in their timelines, which could facilitate a return to a democratic and fact-based discourse. #Internetfreiheit #Demokratie #FaktenbasierterDiskurs (translated)

Stepsen wrote that a post pinned to his profile against the AfD received 1,000 likes and 48 comments, most of which disagreed. Previously, the ratio of likes to comments was about 1:1, now it is 20:1. He interpreted this as a sign that many AfD bots had disappeared from X. He also wrote that Russian propaganda was decreasing; this could allow the online discourse to recover. He described the day as good for X, the online debate, and Germany, and contrasted the colors of the German flag with the blue hearts and the Russian flag. #AfD #OnlineDebatte #Deutschland (translated)

Klaus wrote that servers had gone down in Russia and the AfD-affiliated scene on Twitter had suddenly become barely present. He used a derogatory term for their supporters and explained that this made the platform more pleasant. At the same time, he said it was now becoming clear how high the proportion of Russian bots was there. #Russland #AfD #Twitter (translated)

The author wrote that Russians celebrated the attack on the most important thermal power plant in the Kharkiv region. This happened shortly after another lie from the man in the White House, which he described as shameless. He also claimed that no one took this seriously, especially not in Moscow. https://t.co/PiqDfEburN #Russland #Charkiw #Politik #RU #UA #US (translated)

Michael wrote that Zelensky tied his willingness to hold elections in Ukraine to a complete, 60-day ceasefire with Russia. He interpreted the proposal as an attempt to evade responsibility in light of a demand made by Trump the day before, allowing him to say that he tried. Michael stated that Zelensky knows that Russia will not agree. Furthermore, he claimed that Russia currently has a clear advantage, winter is approaching, and Ukraine will use this time to rearm. https://t.co/ay5iJYsb7l #Ukraine #Waffenstillstand #Selenskyj (translated)

BrennpunktUA wrote that there is finally again a first place that Germans can be proud of. The fact that the Russians hated the German foreign and defense policy was interpreted by the account as a sign that Germany is on the right track in this regard. #Deutschland #Politik #Stolz (translated)

Regina Laska criticized that Michail Swintschuk, despite his inclusion on the EU sanctions list in June 2023, apparently managed to travel from Germany to Bosnia and Herzegovina. According to Bosnian media, the founder of the Russian propaganda channel Rybar flew from Memmingen Airport to Sarajevo on October 2. The Bosnian portal Detector reported that he had been arrested a few days later in Montenegro and expelled for reasons of national security. During the arrest, the police seized high-resolution cameras, a drone, and several cell phones; it was unclear whether Swintschuk had these with him in Memmingen. Laska pointed out that, according to her account, Swintschuk is subject to an EU entry ban and is not allowed to enter or transit EU territory. Since a flight from Memmingen to Sarajevo leads over a Schengen external border, she asked how Swintschuk got to Germany, who issued him a visa, and whether his sanctioning had been recognized upon departure. According to Laska, there has been no confirmation of the trip by German authorities so far. She contrasted border controls at Memmingen Airport with those ordered by Federal Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt (CSU) at the Austrian border. There, small cars are searched for refugees, whereas Swintschuk, according to her account, departed from the airport. She also pointed out that the Bavarian border police, which conducts checks at the airport, was established in 2018 by Markus Söder. Laska expressed outrage over what Russian nationals are still allowed to do in Germany and ironically asked whether RT chief Margarita Simonjan could soon book a wellness vacation in Garmisch. #EUSanktionen #Russland #Einreiseverbot (translated)

The author announced that the twelfth episode of "FRONTLINE UUS" is now available for free. He mentioned topics including a Ukrainian record attack on a Russian refinery in Omsk, the exposure of Russian propaganda in Zaporizhzhia, and Russian advances around Dobropillia. https://t.co/pOk10cL37s #UkrainischeKrise #RussischePropaganda #KonfliktBerichterstattung #UA #RU (translated)

Eelco Van Hoecke wrote that the United States officially purchased Russian diesel, which he stated allowed Russia to have large amounts of dollars at its disposal. He argued that Washington would no longer accept Ukrainian attacks on the Russian oil industry as a result. According to Van Hoecke, the EU was isolated and the war was decided. https://t.co/U1Fi3COziK #Oorlog #Rusland #Economie (translated)

The war in Ukraine has entered a new phase following a drone attack on the Yandex data center in Sasovo, which could have significant consequences for Russian society and the economy, as the services of this IT company are essential for the daily lives of millions of Russians. #Yandex #Oorlog #Oekraïne (translated)

Mrs. Margreth wrote to the Ministry of Defence that the war, according to her, was not that of the Netherlands, that the Russians were not coming, and that the other claims were based on assumptions. She accused the ministry of instigating a war and stated that this was criminal. #oorlog #veiligheid #politiek (translated)