Ukrainian victory over Russia is inevitable

[Anonymous]

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Zelensky tells a BBC interviewer that there will not be a presidential election next year: “In accordance with the law, elections need to happen in a time of peace, when there is no fighting,” Zelensky told the BBC when asked if there would be a presidential election next year.

Not that it would matter much with opposition parties banned.

Link to "opposition parties banned"?

https://www.rt.com/russia/552321-ukraine-zelensky-opposition-parties/ That was back in 22.

This year, they started seizing the assets of opposition parties and stripping politicians of their citizenship: https://www.politico.eu/article/volodymyr-zelenskyy-ukraine-war-russia-stripped-mps-citizenship-ukrainian-why/

I think this is a misportrayal as there were specifically targeted individuals who were viewed as corrupt, pro-Russia or otherwise problematic to the war effort. Poroshenko for example was not targeted, despite being an opposition candidate to Zelenskyy, and likewise many other opposition candidates were not targeted in this way.

I can't seem to find the trial transcripts where they were convicted of those things. Maybe you saw them somewhere?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Zelensky tells a BBC interviewer that there will not be a presidential election next year: “In accordance with the law, elections need to happen in a time of peace, when there is no fighting,” Zelensky told the BBC when asked if there would be a presidential election next year.

Not that it would matter much with opposition parties banned.

Link to "opposition parties banned"?

https://www.rt.com/russia/552321-ukraine-zelensky-opposition-parties/ That was back in 22.

This year, they started seizing the assets of opposition parties and stripping politicians of their citizenship: https://www.politico.eu/article/volodymyr-zelenskyy-ukraine-war-russia-stripped-mps-citizenship-ukrainian-why/

I think this is a misportrayal as there were specifically targeted individuals who were viewed as corrupt, pro-Russia or otherwise problematic to the war effort. Poroshenko for example was not targeted, despite being an opposition candidate to Zelenskyy, and likewise many other opposition candidates were not targeted in this way.

I can't seem to find the trial transcripts where they were convicted of those things. Maybe you saw them somewhere?

The January 2023 politco.eu article quoted by PP (is that you?) gives a good summary. The four lawmakers banned sure sound like traitors to Ukraine.

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has stripped four Ukrainian lawmakers of their citizenship for collaborating with the Kremlin, undermining national security, and spreading Russian propaganda.

The four pro-Russia MPs are Andriy Derkach, Taras Kozak, Rinat Kuzmin and Viktor Medvedchuk.

In a video address on Tuesday, Zelenskyy said these “elected representatives chose to serve not the people of Ukraine, but the murderers who came to Ukraine,” adding that “this is not the last decision of that kind.”

Derkach is an independent lawmaker who has been sanctioned by the U.S. Treasury for trying to interfere in U.S. elections. In 2020 he was labeled by the U.S. as “an active Russian agent, maintaining close connections with the Russian Intelligence Services for over a decade.”
The most high-profile of the four MPs is Medvedchuk, a millionaire who used to be the most influential ally of Vladimir Putin in Ukraine. The Russian president is the godfather of Medvedchuk’s daughter.

In 2021, Medvedchuk and his business partner Kozak were put on trial, accused of high treason.

The State Bureau of Investigations of Ukraine said it had found evidence that Medvedchuk and Kozak were helping Russia to extract oil and gas in occupied territories of Ukraine. In addition, they were accused of handing sensitive data on the location and deployment of Ukraine’s military units to Russian security forces. In June, the State Bureau of Investigations finished its pre-trial investigation and passed the materials to the court. Both deny all the charges.

Kozak fled Ukraine on February 24, 2021, exactly a year before Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Medvedchuk was put under house arrest and called the criminal charges against him political persecution. He continues to position himself as a serious political rival to Zelenskyy, although in reality his poll numbers do not even put him in the top five.

After the start of the invasion, Medvedchuk escaped and was on the run for two months before being caught by security forces. In September, he was part of a prisoner swap that saw nearly 200 soldiers who defended Mariupol and its Azovstal steelworks being exchanged for 55 Russian soldiers and the oligarch.

Both Medvedchuk and Kozak, as well as Kuzmin, were influential members of the Opposition Platform for Life party, the largest pro-Russia political force in Ukraine. In June, a Ukrainian court banned the party for repeatedly undermining Ukrainian sovereignty, and ordered its assets be seized.

[Anonymous]

Bye Vlad

[Anonymous]

Watching Tucker episode 7 on Ukraine yesterday. Good take on the fight for "democracy" as Zelensky calls off election later this year. Meanwhile Poland and Germany have contributed less than 5% of America while right on the border...

[Anonymous]

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Bye Vlad

this dude should be at zhe front

[Anonymous]

Ukraine winning bigly today

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ukraine winning bigly today

You mean yesterday and the day before? Rumor is that they've liberated villages that had been occupied since 2014 in the east, and that they now control a bridgehead over the Dnipro, which is pretty major. But everything is hush-hush, probably because it's all still very fluid.

[Anonymous]

Some Russian social media posts point to Surovikin's detention. Surovikin in the general accused of having advance knowledge of Prigozhin's mutiny.

[Anonymous]

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Some Russian social media posts point to Surovikin's detention. Surovikin in the general accused of having advance knowledge of Prigozhin's mutiny.

Inevitability of Ukrainian Victory just went up 4% today

[Anonymous]

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Some Russian social media posts point to Surovikin's detention. Surovikin in the general accused of having advance knowledge of Prigozhin's mutiny.

When you go at the king you have to kill the king. Ukraine has made it clear they will take defector.

[Anonymous]

Republicans, along with democrats, support this war.

https://thehill.com/homenews/4072387-ukraine-military-aid-support-majority-americans-poll/

Putin must lose. His regime must fall.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Ukraine winning bigly today

You mean yesterday and the day before? Rumor is that they've liberated villages that had been occupied since 2014 in the east, and that they now control a bridgehead over the Dnipro, which is pretty major. But everything is hush-hush, probably because it's all still very fluid.

That’s great news to hear and I hope it is real and stays that way.

[Anonymous]

This 4th of July, fly the Blue & Yellow flag of Freedom proudly alongside Old Glory!!!!!!

Glory to Ukraine!
Glory to Biden!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This 4th of July, fly the Blue & Yellow flag of Freedom proudly alongside Old Glory!!!!!!

Glory to Ukraine!
Glory to Biden!

We look forward to Ukraine being free again.

We really look forward to Ukraine killing as many Russians as possible during the process.

I hope america gives every weapon system Ukraine needs for freedom of their country and death for their invaders.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This 4th of July, fly the Blue & Yellow flag of Freedom proudly alongside Old Glory!!!!!!

Glory to Ukraine!
Glory to Biden!

Glory to...Biden? That's off-putting.

He is a president, not a deity.