https://twitter.com/shchedri/status/1634250954080919570

The Communist Party of Canada would get along well with the Mises Institute @mises and the Libertarian Party of New Hampshire @LPNH . https://t.co/xRyaGxUPwX

“The occupying forces have started giving land in Crimea to policemen of the Russian Guard, the internal military force of Russia, to secure their loyalty and reward their repression of the local population.”https://t.co/BKMr24yIbE

— Business Ukraine mag (@Biz_Ukraine_Mag) March 10, 2023

RT @Biz_Ukraine_Mag: “The occupying forces have started giving land in Crimea to policemen of the Russian Guard, the internal military forc…

And some still pretend not to understand why people living next to Russia want to join NATO at the first opportunity. pic.twitter.com/Bk6WP8hmPM

— Bad Baltic Takes (@BadBalticTakes) March 10, 2023

RT @BadBalticTakes: And some still pretend not to understand why people living next to Russia want to join NATO at the first opportunity. h…

The Editor-in-Chief of Russia Today, Margarita Simonyan, has threatened a nuclear strike on Tbilisi, arguing that the city isn’t worth sparing because it doesn’t contain Orthodox religious shrines.

This is the TV station that the West allowed to broadcast to our homes for years. pic.twitter.com/p8z0B20w41

— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) March 10, 2023

RT @visegrad24: The Editor-in-Chief of Russia Today, Margarita Simonyan, has threatened a nuclear strike on Tbilisi, arguing that the city…

Brief story of DNR (Donetsk People's Banana Republic):
Its first leader was ruzZian born Alexander Borodai. He resigned on Aug/7/2014 & said "someone from Donbas should lead the DNR". In reality he escaped to Moscow as he feared he would be killed by Alexander Zakharchenko#lviv pic.twitter.com/VpT8fkysbg

— TheLvivJournal (@LvivJournal) March 10, 2023

RT @LvivJournal: Brief story of DNR (Donetsk People’s Banana Republic):
Its first leader was ruzZian born Alexander Borodai. He resigned on…

https://t.co/bNLVfd9Xsi pic.twitter.com/TDTKcZIyL9

— GrandTurion (@GrandTurion) March 10, 2023

RT @GrandTurion: https://t.co/bNLVfd9Xsi https://t.co/TDTKcZIyL9

Russia’s overnight bombardment of Ukrainian civilian targets across the country was one of the largest of the entire war. Ukraine urgently needs more air defense systems! pic.twitter.com/UuzF9DnXW7

— Business Ukraine mag (@Biz_Ukraine_Mag) March 9, 2023

RT @Biz_Ukraine_Mag: Russia’s overnight bombardment of Ukrainian civilian targets across the country was one of the largest of the entire w…

Russian propagandists discuss events in Georgia.

They remain convinced that the only way forward is to unite back into the Soviet Union. pic.twitter.com/hfIpelRTqZ

— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) March 9, 2023

RT @Gerashchenko_en: Russian propagandists discuss events in Georgia.

They remain convinced that the only way forward is to unite back int…

Milchakov, leader of the nazi Rusich group openly supports executions of prisoners of war, calls anyone opposing it cowards. He believes that due to too much "humility", "conquered territories" are full of pro-Ukraine people who reveal Russian positions. pic.twitter.com/T8snBDiYY1

— Dmitri (@wartranslated) March 8, 2023

RT @wartranslated: Milchakov, leader of the nazi Rusich group openly supports executions of prisoners of war, calls anyone opposing it cowa…

How to fit so much wrong in one tweet: pic.twitter.com/5tyK9eXWmv

— Russia Apologists Posting Their Ls (@russophileLs) March 9, 2023

RT @russophileLs: How to fit so much wrong in one tweet: https://t.co/5tyK9eXWmv

To my friends in the UK, if you are suffering from massive food shortages and are now eating squirrels to survive, how do you best season and prepare them? I want to have the best served squirrels on the block once the food shortages hit America.pic.twitter.com/Kdk8PFROdY

— Jake Broe (@broe_jake) March 8, 2023

RT @broe_jake: To my friends in the UK, if you are suffering from massive food shortages and are now eating squirrels to survive, how do yo…

People are the price of dictatorship. https://t.co/8qJEQYQlRE

— katerina sergatskova (@KSergatskova) March 9, 2023

RT @KSergatskova: People are the price of dictatorship.

https://twitter.com/shchedri/status/1633804477244252160

Kremlin worshipping Libertarians would be horrified. https://t.co/5o6SCviGLb

why did russia never show off the biolabs it claimed were in territory they later took? pic.twitter.com/LCqqSFN14t

— a ghostly fella (@mr_gh0stly) March 7, 2023

RT @mr_gh0stly: why did russia never show off the biolabs it claimed were in territory they later took? https://t.co/LCqqSFN14t

https://twitter.com/shchedri/status/1633756878185406465

RT @BadBalticTakes: 79 years ago today, Tallinn was devastated by Soviet bombs that primarily & deliberately targeted homes & cultural land…

1 year anniversary pic.twitter.com/3Sh3wUJkLg

— Russia Apologists Posting Their Ls (@russophileLs) March 8, 2023

RT @russophileLs: 1 year anniversary https://t.co/3Sh3wUJkLg

Ukrainian children watching the crater made by one of the Russian missiles that struck Kharkiv a few hours ago.

They will never forgive Russia in their lifetime. pic.twitter.com/eYswBIo6Aq

— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) March 9, 2023

RT @visegrad24: Ukrainian children watching the crater made by one of the Russian missiles that struck Kharkiv a few hours ago.

They will…

Russians and their supporters have repeatedly redefined the limits of delusion over the past year, but this tweet nevertheless manages to stand out pic.twitter.com/2VHsnMLnZH

— Business Ukraine mag (@Biz_Ukraine_Mag) March 8, 2023

RT @Biz_Ukraine_Mag: Russians and their supporters have repeatedly redefined the limits of delusion over the past year, but this tweet neve…

The elder Khrushchev could sense something was amiss. He asked his interpreter what Brown had just said. He flew into a fury, 'Interference in family affairs is even worse than interference in another country's internal affairs'. A menacing silence fell across the room. pic.twitter.com/IkFsIjOA6N

— Richard Johnson (@richardmarcj) March 7, 2023

RT @richardmarcj: The elder Khrushchev could sense something was amiss. He asked his interpreter what Brown had just said. He flew into a f…