· 160 comments · Save ·
News & Current Events May 11, 2026 at 2:19 PM

‘We Pushed Him a Little’: Zelensky Says Putin Shows Readiness for Negotiations

Posted by Playful_Leg7143

Zelensky: ‘We Pushed Putin’ – 150+ Assaults, 10,000 Drones as Russia Signals Talks
Kyiv Post
Zelensky: ‘We Pushed Putin’ – 150+ Assaults, 10,000 Drones as Russia Signals Talks
Zelensky says Ukraine “pushed” Putin into readiness for talks, but warns fighting continues at the front and Kyiv will respond if Russia escalates again.
🚩 Report this post

160 Comments

Sign in to comment — or just click the box below.
🔒 Your email is never shown publicly.
Well-It-Depends420 May 11, 2026 +2248
Let's be honest. Releasing the money from Hungary plays a big role here. Putin hoped to starve them but suddenly they got a good backing.
2248
Jazzlike_Creme_8851 May 11, 2026 +1252
Ukraine secured funding and Orban gone (together) looks like a game changer, tbh. 🥂
1252
Well-It-Depends420 May 11, 2026 +368
Yea, I mean imagine you have a trooper behind enemy lines they can't get rid off. You probably know most of their plans and can ensure that nothing too bad happens. Suddenly you lose that guy and your enemy gets 82 million $ you kinda have to take a step back and reconsider.
368
blgeeder May 11, 2026 +334
Billion, with a B
334
Zwiebel1 May 11, 2026 -165
No. It was just million. Source? Unless you mean EU funding. Then it was actually a B.
-165
JohnGabin May 11, 2026 +115
What else did you think about ?
115
Professional_Fix4663 May 11, 2026 +80
The $82M that Orbán's goons stole from a Ukrainian bank during transit through Hungary. That money has already been given back to the Ukrainian bank.
80
nicky94 May 11, 2026 +52
I'd say 82 million would cover no more than a few weeks of this war tbh
52
fleranon May 11, 2026 +66
it's actually under 12 hours. The war costs Ukraine 172m per day according to google
66
nicky94 May 11, 2026 +21
Oh wow. Insane.
21
flisss May 12, 2026 +2
Now that's something to think about when I work out how much to pay off on my credit card this month.
2
userousnameous May 11, 2026 +22
Putin needs a constant support by either bribe or fear.. The greater problem is how to get rid of the structure that supports Putin. Historically, violence has been the answer.
22
ieatthosedownvotes May 12, 2026 +8
Long range oil sanctions seem to be helping a lot.
8
Bartloff May 12, 2026 +1
Youre probably right about them getting it. I have doubts that money is getting repaid.
1
Batmorous May 12, 2026 +7
Still EU and Hungary need to remove former influence in Hungary, and help out Slovakian, Serbian, Moldovan, and Sakartvelo people free themselves
7
Big4renegade May 12, 2026 +3
We’re on it, the new government just formed in record speed.
3
Burindunsmor2 May 12, 2026 +1
If they hit the Mali gold smuggling Wagner group, it would help quite a bit as well.
1
Vano_Kayaba May 11, 2026 +136
This, and drones. Both long and mid range strikes were scaled up a lot. Mid range isn't as noticeable from the internet, but actually plays a huge role
136
8000meters May 12, 2026 +3
Are there any decent maps laying out all the strikes?
3
no_ho_hanky May 12, 2026 +5
LiveUAmap is a great OSINT resource for this and other conflicts.
5
justlurkshere May 11, 2026 +182
Don't forget that the mess with Iran also has Ukraine getting access to a lot of money from the gulf states that now see that the US umbrella is not working as advertised and that they need to get drones going.
182
_Warsheep_ May 11, 2026 +98
We know there has been Ukrainian drone experts sharing their knowledge with the Gulf states. What Ukraine gets or will get in return we don't know (I think), but it's safe to say they probably didn't give it away for free. It is probably one of their most valuable asset right now. The German minister of defense is in Ukraine right now too to talk about drone defense and collaborations in that field. Ukraine certainly does have the cards in that regard.
98
Ecsta May 11, 2026 +46
I mean the only thing the Gulf states have to offer are money and oil, both of which are valuable to a country at war.
46
Character_Minimum171 May 12, 2026 +3
Ace of Spades
3
wh0wants2kn0w May 11, 2026 +6
And I would think that Iran needs more of its drones for itself
6
MeanCat4 May 11, 2026 -20
"A lot of money"??? Do you know how many Dozzens of bilions took from Europe man? Do you made a summary from 3 years ago till now? 
-20
pharlax May 11, 2026 +4
What are you trying to say?
4
Gavster117 May 11, 2026 +3
These bots always stroking out. Its not sad to see.
3
Mattna-da May 11, 2026 +13
Read something that an old man talked shit about victory day on the street in Moscow, public opinion must be shifting when their oil refineries are getting struck by long distance drones
13
John-florencio May 11, 2026 -14
That good backing ia just for One year or less
-14
Dizzy_Vegetable7108 May 12, 2026 +1
Russia spends more money
1
AlexRescueDotCom May 11, 2026 +1146
Putin in 2022: "This illegitimate nazi kiev regime has to stop" Putin in 2026: "If Ukrainian President Mr. Zelensky would like to meet, we won't be opposed to it"
1146
Skippypal May 11, 2026 +501
Forgot the caveat for 2026 “in Moscow” Unless it’s a neutral third country it isn’t happening.
501
Necessary_Pea_4900 May 11, 2026 +231
Peace Palace in The Hague.
231
deathaxxer May 11, 2026 +101
ICC has issued an arrest warrant for Putin. It'll be a challenge to find a nearby country which wouldn't arrest him at the airport, should he arrive there.
101
Whofail May 11, 2026 +100
Could try an American city
100
ZasdfUnreal May 11, 2026 +60
Alaska, he’s traveled there in the past. It’s remote enough to avoid drone strikes.
60
hagenissen999 May 11, 2026 +32
It *was* too remote. Spiderweb 2.0 says anywhere is not too remote.
32
Prestigious_Health_2 May 11, 2026 +8
Why would either of them be stupid enough to strike US soil.
8
Grouchy-Stretch-6517 May 11, 2026 +43
The same reason the FSB were stupid enough to blatantly use novichok in Salsbury with so much collateral damage on UK soil. If they think they can pull it off, there's a risk. The whole war in the first place isn't rational, and many irrational choices have been made in human history on a grand scale.
43
Teledildonic May 11, 2026 +6
>were stupid enough to blatantly use novichok in Salsbury Were they? Nobody did shit about it.
6
sprashoo May 11, 2026 +10
No, needs to be neutral territory, not a Russian puppet state.
10
Whofail May 11, 2026 +3
Ha. Noice!
3
firejuggler74 May 11, 2026 +7
They could just teleconference.
7
ieatthosedownvotes May 12, 2026 +5
Couldn't they send ambassadors with their terms? Negotiations might take longer but they could reconvene if the terms are out of whack at a later time.
5
obeytheturtles May 12, 2026 +1
It could honestly just be an email. "Z - we are really sorry about this whole thing. We are ending our war of aggression, and really hope you will consider coming to Christmas dinner this year. Love, P"
1
deathaxxer May 11, 2026 +1
I know the Trump issued an order for non-recognition, but I don't know if there are some state laws which can make individual states able to "aid" the ICC. I doubt Putin would agree to that anyway.
1
Prestigious_Health_2 May 11, 2026 +7
Netanyahu was literally in New York and Hungary. The ICC warrant is a non-issue. Countries that are ICC members can ignore the arrest warrants and they will simply get a formal letter saying they didn't comply.
7
Whofail May 11, 2026 +1
Well there is always DC.
1
TheDarthSnarf May 11, 2026 +6
Any US military base. Remember Trump already hosted Putin in Alaska.
6
NYCinPGH May 11, 2026 +1
So, Gitmo? U. S. military base, not anywhere which is within U. S. civilian jurisdiction
1
Akiasakias May 11, 2026 +1
Federal supremacy on foreign relations matters would squash any state attempt so fast.
1
count023 May 12, 2026
He'd be greeted with a red carpet treatment and personal visit from POTUS, not sure thats sending the right message.
0
dangerdunk May 12, 2026 +2
He'd be greeted with a red carpet treatment and personal ~~visit~~ **reacharound** from POTUS, not sure thats sending the right message.
2
andasen May 11, 2026 +9
Turkiye isn't a signatory to the treaties that create the ICC and has been playing mediator to date so Ankara or Istanbul would both be reasonable locations for neutral ground.
9
Benur21 May 11, 2026 +4
Which shows the ICC isn't such a joke as many people seem to believe. It is still a problem for Putin to consider each time he wanna travel.
4
frenzyguy May 11, 2026 +2
Icecrown citadel?
2
Phrewfuf May 11, 2026 +1
From what I’ve read, he‘s not going to show up anyways. Apparently he‘s planning on sending Schröder to the talks with Ukraine.
1
BigHairyNewfie May 11, 2026
Its to bad canada is in the same boat because otherwise carney could pull something real funny to piss trump off.
0
Redditforgoit May 11, 2026 +5
At this rate, the Independent Republic of Moscow might be a viable meeting option soon.
5
twitterfluechtling May 11, 2026 +8
> Forgot the caveat for 2026 “in Moscow” True. But you didn't mention that Putin promised to be hospitable, to provide beverages (tea) and fresh air for the meeting.
8
applejuiceb0x May 11, 2026 +3
Plenty of open windows
3
count023 May 12, 2026 +1
and a real neutral country, not Belarus pretending to be neutral while Putin's hand is up Lukachenko's ass.
1
HolyFreakingXmasCake May 12, 2026 +1
Partly because Putin fears for his life meeting anywhere else with Zelenskyy and partly because he has some nice tea to offer in Moscow.
1
samrechym May 11, 2026
Can’t do it in the US in that case
0
Skippypal May 11, 2026 +1
Didn’t say it should be the U.S.?
1
samrechym May 11, 2026
I’m saying it couldn’t
0
Senior_Strawberry_51 May 11, 2026 +17
But they should meet in, and only in Switzerland or in any neutral soil. Definitely not in Moscow.
17
Kaboo4867 May 11, 2026 +5
Forgot “Please let us have our parade”
5
John-florencio May 11, 2026 +2
You just need to write what he Said Next.
2
Leather_Warning702 May 11, 2026 +1
Putin learned a lot from the Nazis 
1
SlowCrates May 11, 2026 +296
Now might be a good time to make your demands, and if they don't meet them 100%, double down on attacking their energy infrastructure.
296
Prestigious_Health_2 May 11, 2026 +176
It's not a zero sum game. Ukraine's demands are full withdrawal including from Crimea. They know Russia won't concede and they don't expect them to. We can have cautious optimism for Ukraine but it's not like Russia has no cards left.
176
passatigi May 11, 2026 +40
Ukraine already proposed unconditional ceasefire multiple times. Over a year ago the first time.  Full withdrawal is not in the cards for a while now. Putin isn't accepting even "stop fire, freeze current lines, negotiate from there" proposal, despite it being an incredibly generous one.  I think a lot of people missed it and still think that Ukraine wants complete withdrawal and that's why peace isn't achieved. But no, Putin straight up doesn't want peace. His ultimatums are always in bad faith, so unreasonable that they are impossible to accept. While he himself ignores quite literally every ceasefire proposal from Ukraine. Source: "Ukraine proposed unconditional ceasefire 2025 March" in Google, there are so many articles I don't even know which one to choose as a source lol.
40
thehelliam May 11, 2026 +84
This is how negotiations start my friend. You don't offer your lowest bid first
84
johnlocke357 May 11, 2026 +53
It is for this reason that Ukraine has been reiterating maximalist demands without interruption since negotiations collapsed in march/april 2022.
53
SecretsModerator May 11, 2026 +39
Crimea is not an opening bid. Crimea is Ukraine.
39
smltor May 12, 2026 +16
\>Crimea is not an opening bid. Crimea is Ukraine Yeah but if the Russians don't have Crimea to holiday in they're going to turn up in Bali and Thailand and ohhhhhh that's why Australians tourists are all going to Japan nowadays...
16
count023 May 12, 2026 +7
no Australian tourists are going to Japan because they dont want to go america, that's unrelated to mobniks flocking to Bali.
7
smltor May 12, 2026 +4
I didn't know that and was mostly joking about the Bali thing. It is a little of a porque no los dos thing though maybe.
4
chris92315 May 11, 2026 +7
I see you haven't met the Democratic party in the USA.
7
Areshian May 12, 2026 +2
Exactly. Negotiations start by giving away everything they ask and then keep talking to see if there is anything else your adversary need
2
Black-Shoe May 12, 2026 +1
Stern letters, smirks and brow furrows are the best the Democratic Party has.
1
Suecotero May 12, 2026 +3
Any concession to Russian imperialism is an invitation. Crimea must be recovered or there will be another war in 10 years. Ukraine can waive the war reparations Russia owes it (the EU has plenty of money), and promise to leave Russia's energy infrastructure alone (they can't fix it anyway with all the Western oil companies gone). Russia can enjoy being bent over a barrel by Beijing for the next couple of decades. Chinese resource prospectors are going to have a field day in the Russian far east. Beijing will use lake Baikal to fix its water problems in northern China.
3
Prestigious_Health_2 May 11, 2026 -14
But you can reach a settlement that isn't 100% of your demands. As oppose to bombing Russia because they're not going to give up Crimea.
-14
DirkDayZSA May 11, 2026 +14
Yeah, you start the haggling when you're actually at the table though, not in advance.
14
rd1970 May 11, 2026 +6
And Putin knows that losing Crimea probably means the end of the line for him. If/when Ukraine takes Crimea back nearly a million Russians will have to flee back to Russia leaving "their" homes/businesses/jobs behind. That's going to mean hundreds of thousands of pissed off, homeless people descending onto the streets of Moscow and St Petersburg over night, and a lot of them are now going to have weapons and the training to use them.
6
Trama-D May 11, 2026
Did Putin expel ukrainians when he took Crimea? I thought Zelensky would let them stay.
0
rd1970 May 11, 2026 +15
It's not about them, it's about the Russians that have moved there since 2014. Ukraine has stated that they're illegal immigrants on stolen land and will be forced to return to Russia. https://kyivindependent.com/media-around-800-000-russians-have-moved-to-occupied-crimea-since-illegal-annexation-in-2014/
15
RedikhetDev May 11, 2026 +132
Dont believe Putin. Its all internal public relations talk now people start feeling the burden of the war. This was not ment for anybody else, he will continue with his 3 day operations as before.
132
Otherwise-Product-60 May 11, 2026 +48
Putin is the most disingenuous, untrustworthy lying sack of shit. Very hard to negotiate with someone who will stab you in the dark at the first opportunity.  The only deal for Ukraine has to leave them in a much stronger position than before the war, so that Russia will think twice about trying it again. 
48
Gluca23 May 11, 2026
If he need to assure his people that the war will end soon, is way better then ask Ukraine a meeting.
0
r2002 May 11, 2026 +26
I wonder if Putin is beginning to realize that a hungry China might start taking bites out of Russia.
26
MinuteMinX May 11, 2026 +44
Putin lost all his proxies. Syria, Venezuela, Armenia, to a degree Iran. I hooe this shitshow in Ukraine ends soon. We need peace, lasting peace. I want the world back I grew up in.
44
batgranny May 11, 2026 +18
The world you grew up in no longer exists
18
5amy May 12, 2026 +3
Pretending the world hasn't always been this, has gotten us in this mess in the first place.
3
steve_ample May 11, 2026 +89
Also, droned him.
89
supercyberlurker May 11, 2026 +112
Makes sense that a narcissistic tyrant who started a stupid invasion, and is now stuck in the tarpit, desperate for a way out to save himself... starts to act less like an omnipotent god throwing out threats and a little more like a diplomat. .. Sorry I got confused whether we were talking about Putin or about Trump. They blend.
112
graviousishpsponge May 11, 2026 +9
He's really out of allies. Honestly the invasion was just a f****** wildfire with only China walking out with fat stacks. 
9
MichaelEll1s May 11, 2026 +28
No we knew you were speaking about Putin because Trump isn’t smart enough to do anything like that, more importantly he doesn’t give a shit unless he can fill his pockets from it.
28
MichaelEll1s May 11, 2026 +1
Trump is a Pedophile. MAGA = NAMBLA
1
Nerlian May 12, 2026 +1
Putin went to Ukraine with the intention of bolstering his legacy of a greater Russia or w/e. Now the corrupt system below his feet (that he'd been propping up anyway) came to bit him in the ass, because at every step of the line of command down to the dumb idiot with the rifle is thinking only of what benefit he can get from this, not any higher cause or whatever, so no matter how many resources are sink into Putin objective if most of it is going to be siphoned out by corruption at every step of the way. Trump war games are unpredictable and logic defiant, because Trump went to Iran and Venezuela with money in mind (money for himself). The cool thing about being unpredictable is that since you are the only one who know whats going to happen, you can make a shit to of money in the futures market with insider trader knowledge. If you check the futures market you can see a lot of examples of bets placed by Trump family or affiliates barely minutes before events took place. Not only Trump of course, but USA is not going to win any war in which the target is for the people in power to make private money, even if that destroys the country one way or the other, Trump isn't here for the legacy, he's here to grab a bag and run with the money at the end, and the cult will love him for that.
1
kvothe5688 May 11, 2026 +10
I don't understand this new tactic of taunting to negotiate. USA and Iran are doing that also.
10
MachineCloudCreative May 11, 2026 +1
It's because people have become irredeemable in their stupidity. Our leaders especially. I blame covid. It targets specific centers in the brain that deal with cognition and empathy. I believe the combination of the cutthroat environment we have created alongside the worst aspects of the virus have created monsters of us.
1
fzammetti May 11, 2026 +9
"Give us everything back, every last inch, all the way back to 2014, pay us reparations... and in return, we'll refrain from completely collapsing your economy and triggering a coup". Hey, Trump, take note: THIS is what having cards looks like... in contrast to you with regard to Iran.
9
Shot-Toe-2884 May 11, 2026 +32
Imagine the relief Putin must have felt when he finally got back down to his isolation bunker, safe and sound. Do you feel powerful, Vlad?
32
InevitableDeathstar May 11, 2026 +20
I love how small russia feels right now
20
LopsidedAd874 May 11, 2026 +7
I say push him further... over the edge.
7
Dragonfly_8 May 11, 2026 +12
I wish nothing but the best for this man after the war. I hope he gets to retire seeing his country and people prosper.
12
wolp_lovr May 11, 2026 +7
i dont much about this war, but to me zelensky is what a leader should be. to have stood strong while at war with such an angry and strong country, i cant help but have insane respect for him
7
noatoms May 11, 2026 +6
He is biding his time waiting for support from the UK to fall apart. Who benefits most from Reform party winning? Sure won't be the people of UK...
6
monkeybawz May 11, 2026 +4
So Putin is broken. Good. Hurry up and die.
4
mobileJay77 May 11, 2026 +6
Push him further. I see another window of opportunity.
6
TrailerParkFrench May 11, 2026 +4
Naive. Putin never holds up his end of the deal.
4
Sheepherder8537 May 11, 2026 +3
I hope Zelensky tells Putin to eat a bag of dicks. Putins days are numbered anyway
3
innocent_lemon May 11, 2026 +10
I love Zelensky’s service to world peace. He has kept us from WW3 better than any other leader of the world. Why don’t we elect him president here in the US? Oh yea, we have the rule of Law, uncorrupted.
10
innocent_lemon May 12, 2026 +1
Holy shit guys, I just realized something! We should give you Ukraine the nukes back
1
ipascoe May 11, 2026 +2
Putin needs the war with Ukraine to end so he can focus his attention on Armenia.
2
Gluca23 May 11, 2026 +3
He focus to survive.
3
Soladification May 11, 2026 +2
Needs more fresh meat
2
benrinnes May 12, 2026 +2
Putrid **will not** negotiate, he's only interested in taking over as much of Europe as he can. He's just biding his time until more governments side with him. USA now, Romania next?
2
MuseumsAfterDark May 11, 2026 +2
Sit down to negotiations after you've taken back Crimea.
2
Prize_Passion3103 May 11, 2026 +21
I'm sure you're writing this from the trenches
21
mothtoalamp May 11, 2026 +3
Unfortunately that's not really militarily feasible with the current state of things. If Russia's economy utterly collapses then it's on the table, but that would take several more years at least.
3
glmory May 11, 2026 +2
It is. Just wait for Putin to die, the next leader won't be interested in continuing Putin's folly so a hard push and it is over. That or wait for a Democrat in Washington. The next one is not likely to be soft on Russia like Biden and Trump have been.
2
mothtoalamp May 11, 2026 +1
Either of those options could take years or decades. Evil people live forever. A Democrat in Washington is not guaranteed, either.
1
ShakeMyHeadSadly May 12, 2026 +1
Yeah, sure. Putin negotiates like Trump. I wouldn't count on a hell of a lot of progress.
1
_ianisalifestyle_ May 12, 2026 +1
Putin’s aggression won’t be fairly dealt with until he’s personally paid reparations
1
Efficient_Let_3581 May 12, 2026 +1
It's just amazing. Putin's propaganda has been cultivating hatred and fear of the West for decades, claiming that Russia is fighting for its very existence against ukraine-nazi and nazi-NATO (which wants to take our resources). Now, due to all the military failures and indecisiveness (many "patriots" don't understand why nuclear weapons haven't been used on Kyiv) this simmering hatred is directed at Putin, and people are afraid that Russia will be destroyed by NATO. Putin is trapped and  cant stop war. I am looking forward to the shameful peace agreement with Ukraine to see the comments of our "patriots."
1
Catbatt May 12, 2026 +1
Not a popular opinion, but I'd be happy to see European leaders talk with Putin. Because I'd rather have Europeans talk to him than have f****** Trump broker a "deal". Europe can set clear red lines, the USA won't.
1
ChEATax May 12, 2026 +1
Pushed him.... off a cliff
1
Aldo_Fitor May 13, 2026 +1
He was ready from day one. On his conditions.
1
Telen May 11, 2026 +1
The thing is, I have a hard time believing that Ukraine will not try to take back Crimea. And Putin is basically never giving Crimea back.
1
gbs5009 May 11, 2026 +6
He might get into a corner where it's lose Crimea or lose Russia AND Crimea.
6
Melkor15 May 11, 2026 +5
If Ukraine pushes Russia out of the Black Sea, that would be fun!
5
rando1459 May 11, 2026 -5
Somewhat misleading headline. The “negotiations” mentioneed are referring to a potential prisoner swap, not a cessation to hostilities. I believe that securing enough agricultural territory to become food production independent is Russia’s main priority. Any offered terms of surrender that do not align with this are going to be ineffective. Relying on foreign nations for food stability is an existential national security issue. Especially so for a country with few allies and little to no global goodwill like Russia. All the propaganda and copium that the internet can fabricate won’t change that fact.
-5
green_flash May 11, 2026 +18
Russia does not have an issue with food self-sufficiency. Like Ukraine, they produce much more than they consume and export the excess production. Together, Russia and Ukraine account for 40% of the world's grain exports, for example.
18
rando1459 May 11, 2026 -4
What is your opinion on why Russia is continuing in the quagmire of a war this long?
-4
Lustrouse May 11, 2026 +4
Without digressing into any speculation on Putin's personal goals, the big gains in this annextaion are: 1. Access to a new shipping route 2. energy deposits off the coast of crimea.
4
rando1459 May 11, 2026 +2
I appreciate your response. It’s refreshing to see something other than “Putin’s ego” as a reply.
2
Prestigious_Health_2 May 11, 2026 +7
Do you think the largest country in the world - a net food exporter - launched a war for farmland?
7
Dancing_Anatolia May 11, 2026 +1
Well yeah, that makes sense. You monopolize the competition.
1
dmukya May 11, 2026 +1
When you compare the productivity of the Ukrainian breadbaskets to that of former permafrost, you might understand the desirablity of the land.
1
rando1459 May 11, 2026 -4
Yes, I do. What do you think Russia’s motivation for the war is?
-4
Original_Wraithjr May 11, 2026 +6
Putin is trying to rebuild the Soviet Union. Anyone with even a basic understanding of history realizes that.
6
rando1459 May 11, 2026 -3
Food insecurity was one of the major factors of the Soviet Union’s collapse. Seems to me like making moves to mitigate that from happening again would be important.
-3
TheSenrigan May 11, 2026 +2
And modern Russia already solved this problem
2
rando1459 May 11, 2026
Is it your claim that it will never be an issue again?
0
TheSenrigan May 11, 2026 +5
Farmland never was part of problem, it was shitty commy economy and collective farms "kolhoz"
5
rando1459 May 11, 2026 +1
That doesn’t answer the question. But I understand when people play the obfuscation game instead of speaking plainly.
1
LiluLay May 11, 2026 +1
The satisfaction of a megalomaniac.
1
Prestigious-Ad8745 May 11, 2026 -17
God, what nonsense he's talking.
-17
lew_rong May 11, 2026 +9
Sorry pootie-poot's wet fart of a parade made donnie's lackluster birthday look like a powerful display of military might, comrade.
9
not420guilty May 11, 2026 -17
Cool, so they can have an election finally?
-17
vaserius May 11, 2026 +8
When the parliament ( not Zelenskyy) decides not to refresh the state of martial law (every 90days).
8
Red_black_flag_07 May 11, 2026 +5
No, we won't. We don't have time to play at elections to please idiots.
5
not420guilty May 11, 2026 -5
So a dictator/king in America and Russia is bad. But it’s a good thing in Ukraine and Israel?
-5
gbs5009 May 12, 2026 +5
No, but elections are suspended in Ukraine right now (per their constitution) in response to a state of emergency. Attempted conquest by your neighbor sounds like a legitimate use of the "state of emergency" status, so... looks like Zelensky is following the rules as written?
5
Red_black_flag_07 May 11, 2026 +3
Once again, we won't entertain idiots with elections. We're at war. We don't need elections; we'll vote after the war. If you want elections, hold them at home.
3
not420guilty May 12, 2026 -5
Suit yourself
-5
← Back to Board