Europe will be judged not by how eloquently it condemns repression, but by whether it finally chooses to dismantle the machinery that sustains it.
The hour demands more than statements. It demands consequences.
Cripple the regime.

And more will die now, as the regime is free to sentence any other person to death, while the world remains disinterested

Its so mind numbing to me that a year ago Israel and MAGAs wanted Iranians to rise up and overthrow their govt and now theyre trying it and its crickets

Trump&Co would rather vaporize Cuban bodyguards to haggle for a Nobel participation trophy then actually try to impact geopol in a meaningful way

🗓️ Exactly one week ago to the hour, #Iran fell into digital darkness as authorities imposed a national internet blackout.

Through the following days Iranians continued to protest and demand liberty despite a draconian crackdown.

At 168 hours, data show the shutdown is ongoing.

You really can't compare and isolated incident (however despicable), to gunning down crowds with 50 cal

No doubt the regime is prepared to kill plenty of their countrymen, one has to keep in mind that if the protests fail, as many or more will be quietly murdered as a revenge/punishment

And if the EU continues on the same tracks, they might unfortunately be right

The Cz delegation rejected the participation in covering the gap in Ukr budget (the loudly announced 90bn), so there is some action that is contrary to the previous, favourable policy towards our Easter partners

IT is ridiculous that German institutions do not come forward and return these on their own initiative, and instead choose to benefit from Nazi crimes

Close acess by land to Kaliningrad from Bielorrússia...