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Julian Adrat referred to dm CEO Christoph Werner as a smart head and accused Caren Miosga of interrupting Werner when he praised Gerhard Schröder's reforms. He wrote that she wanted to discredit Schröder as a friend of Putin and prevent a discussion about successful reforms. Moreover, Werner did not share the pessimism about an end to the traffic light coalition and pointed out that history continues to evolve. Adrat quoted him as saying it would be "the first time in history" if the end of history were to occur now. The simple truths put public broadcasters in a sweat, wrote Adrat. #Politik #Deutschland #Reformen (translated)

The author wrote that Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin congratulated Angela Merkel on her electoral victories. Trump conveyed his congratulations to her by phone in 2017 as president, while Putin did so several times after elections over the years. #miosga https://t.co/apbLDZlwu2 #Trump #Putin #Merkel (translated)

"We will present a bipartisan bill to block any purchase of Russian oil," said Zelensky ("a gift to Vladimir Putin"). Some Republicans in the House who are preparing to block the agreement with a vote have repeated it: "We will present a bipartisan bill to block any purchase of Russian oil," wrote Pennsylvania Republican Brian Fitzpatrick on X. #GuerraInUcraina #CessateIlFuoco #Trump (translated)

Donald Trump announces a supposed energy ceasefire in the Ukrainian conflict, but both Zelensky and Putin deny the existence of an agreement, while tensions with Moscow increase and concerns grow for the safety of European leaders. #GuerraInUcraina #CessateIlFuoco #Trump (translated)

The post’s author called Donald Trump’s diesel deals with Vladimir Putin a disgrace, saying they sided with Russian imperialism and handed Russia billions of dollars to wage war. The author said Trump had pressured Ukraine rather than Russia, which they described as the aggressor, and wrote that Europe stood united in support of justice and Ukraine. #Ukraine #Putin #Trump #RU #UA #FI #EU

The author of the post wrote that while the elections and their results were being watched in the Czech Republic, events around Ukraine continued and caused him strong outrage. He claimed that Donald Trump was negotiating with Vladimir Putin about trade in Russian oil and that his administration was easing sanctions that were meant to restrict Russia. https://t.co/QCGKeWUx0Z #volby #Ukrajina #Rusko #CZ #UA #RU (translated)

The author described the actions of "Trumputin's administration" as incompetent within just 24 hours. He wrote that Trump, in his opinion, pressured Zelensky while Putin continued to attack Ukraine. He also mentioned that Trump believed he deserved the Nobel Peace Prize and added that he would be happy if he didn't succeed in destroying the world. #Trump #Putin #Ukrajina #CZ #UA #US #RU (translated)

Acosti argued that Călin Georgescu's opponents were afraid of him because, in his opinion, they could not conceive that someone could act out of conviction and patriotism, without seeking a position or reward. He stated that Georgescu selflessly loved his country and possessed qualities such as stature, eloquence, and soul. The author accused Georgescu's critics of confusing position and wealth with value and respect, mentioning cars like the BMW X6 and Range Rover. He argued that dignity and character could not be obtained through positions, company cars, or image campaigns, and that power belonged to the Romanian people. Acosti further stated that the opponents' fear stemmed from the comparison with Georgescu, whom he described as a respected man without invoking his position. In his view, his presence made the imperfections of the critics more visible, and they were afraid of what they lacked. #România #Patriotism #Dreptate (translated)

"Right now there has been an attack on CHP-5 in Kharkiv, on the city's energy infrastructure." The attack, confirmed by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, raises questions about the existence of the agreement announced by the White House leader. "If President Trump negotiated this with Putin, please tell us when the ceasefire begins. We are ready and will accept it." In an interview with Axios following Trump's announcement, Zelensky had a reaction that indicated the understanding had not been clearly communicated to the Ukrainian side. #Rusia #Ucraina #ArmistițiuEnergetic (translated)

Henri Vanhanen criticized Donald Trump's actions in the Ukraine war, noting that he declared agreements about which there was uncertainty, while pressuring Ukraine in a way that benefited Vladimir Putin. As a recent example, Vanhanen pointed to Trump’s announced energy ceasefire. According to him, Volodymyr Zelensky heard about it practically for the first time from the media, Russia had not confirmed the agreement, and continued, according to Zelensky, attacks on Ukraine's power plants. Vanhanen asked what kind of ceasefire it was if the other party did not know what had been agreed upon. He suggested that Zelensky had to be cautious of Trump’s criticism to avoid being blamed for obstructing peace. Vanhanen referred to the Financial Times reporting that the United States threatened to cut off arms and intelligence supplies to Ukraine unless the country stopped attacks on Russian energy infrastructure. He also wrote that Trump agreed to buy Russian diesel, demanded Ukraine to cease attacks on Russian oil refineries, and encouraged a change of leadership in Ukraine. Vanhanen estimated that the war in Iran and the resulting fuel prices, the upcoming midterm elections, and the need to show results might explain Trump’s urgency to secure an agreement. According to him, Trump aimed for cheaper diesel and a visible peace political achievement, while Putin would benefit from a decrease in attacks on Russia’s energy sector. Vanhanen noted that the alignment of these goals seemed to occur at Ukraine’s expense. Vanhanen stated that he did not oppose a ceasefire if it protected Ukrainians and also bound Russia. However, he observed that for Trump, merely declaring an agreement seemed to suffice, even without information about its terms or Russia's commitment. Vanhanen assessed that Russia would benefit from a situation in which the United States sought a quick agreement and Ukraine was cautious not to offend Trump. In such conditions, he believed Putin could gain concessions from Trump without Russia needing to win against Ukraine at the negotiating table. #Ukraina #Trump #Venäjä (translated)

Andrej Fiskovec wrote that Yandex services were designed to function even during the outage of one data center, but Ukrainian drones hit three centers over four days, according to him. He stated that today, as a result, taxi services, payments, and websites of foreign companies stopped operating, including outside of Russia. In a new article, he discussed why the outage occurred only after the third strike, the reaction of Volodymyr Zelensky, and what he believes Putin's decree regarding unprotected businesses will determine. He added that the article was not behind a paywall. https://t.co/wHlKnjBoxI #Yandex #Ukrajina #drony (translated)

Jacopo Iacoboni defined Trump as "pathetically vain" and wrote that he had announced an energy truce between Russia and Ukraine, claiming that both parties were in agreement. He added that shortly after, Putin had bombed the power plant in Kharkiv. https://t.co/qLgj581DhU #Trump #Russia #Ucraina (translated)

Meanwhile, the agreement on diesel, which V. Zelensky referred to as a "gift to V. Putin," directs funds to the Kremlin's war machine and turns mockery into the West's resolve to withstand continuous threats, writes the British publication "The Telegraph." #Zelenskis #Putinas #TrumpoKritiškaRetorika (translated)