@andrejern.bsky.social
Teacher, nature lover, christian, liberal-conservative with a large interest for history. Active in forces of territorial defence.
Mainly Swede, a bit German and a little Lithuanian. Reader of Frankfurter Allgemeine, Berlingske, Kyiv Independent.
Mainly Swede, a bit German and a little Lithuanian. Reader of Frankfurter Allgemeine, Berlingske, Kyiv Independent.
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6/6 Those assets will go to Ukraine eventually, whether Belgium wants it or not. Russia’s escalation will force it.
The question is: will Belgium do the right thing now or be remembered as the country that helped Russia?
It is up to Bart De Wever
The question is: will Belgium do the right thing now or be remembered as the country that helped Russia?
It is up to Bart De Wever
December 1, 2025 at 2:58 PM
6/6 Those assets will go to Ukraine eventually, whether Belgium wants it or not. Russia’s escalation will force it.
The question is: will Belgium do the right thing now or be remembered as the country that helped Russia?
It is up to Bart De Wever
The question is: will Belgium do the right thing now or be remembered as the country that helped Russia?
It is up to Bart De Wever
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Trump likes Putin and Russia. Trump wants to "get along" with Putin and with Russia. When under intense pressure, he makes vague threats about punishing Russia which he then ignores, or converts into diplomatic favours for Russia. None of this is likely to change.
August 13, 2025 at 6:05 PM
Trump likes Putin and Russia. Trump wants to "get along" with Putin and with Russia. When under intense pressure, he makes vague threats about punishing Russia which he then ignores, or converts into diplomatic favours for Russia. None of this is likely to change.