For several days, the conflict raging in Ukraine has been on everyone’s mind. Despite the countless sanctions imposed on Russia, Vladimir Putin refuses to back down. “Russia intends to continue its fight without compromise against members of nationalist groups who commit war crimes”, assured the Kremlin in a press release. “Any attempt to buy time through negotiations will only lead to adding more demands to Kyiv.”
For his part, the Ukrainian president multiplies the alerts about the military actions of his Russian counterpart“If we disappear, may God protect us, then it will be Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia etc… Up to the Berlin Wall, believe me”, Volodymyr Zelensky said. “It’s not that I want to talk to Putin, but I have to talk to Putin, the world has to talk to Putin because it’s the only way to stop this war.” On the Web, many stars and anonymous people are rebelling against the Russian government.
On March 18, a new video unveiled by the International Space Station (ISS) had the merit of creating buzz on social networks. Facing the camera, three astronauts displayed themselves with yellow and blue suits… For Internet users, the color of the fabric was no coincidence. “Well done to you Russians”. Thank you for supporting Ukraine”, “Woow respect to them, it is risky to display your political opinions”, can we read on Twitter. “We could choose our outfit […] and we had accumulated so much yellow cloth that it had to be used. That’s why I wear yellow.” explained Oleg Artemyev.
Taken aback by the situation, other Twittos pointed out that their outfits had already been worn in the past. In addition, yellow and blue simply symbolize the colors of Bauman University (Russia). Establishment in which the three men studied… Who is right? Who’s wrong ? Nobody knows !
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Are Russian cosmonauts challenging Putin from SPACE? Three astronauts wear the colors of the UKRAINIAN flag upon their arrival on the ISS space station. Ukraine Russia Kremlin GetWellSoonKai GetWellSoonJinhttps://t.co/8TZwvyLAQw
— Volbarn (@Volbarn) March 19, 2022
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