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Kateřina KONEČNÁ (Czechia)

@katerinakonecna

🟥 I am against solving the Ukrainian conflict with weapons. Just as I condemned it in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Libya, and Yugoslavia. No, unlike others, I do not have a double meter. 🟥 This is what I wrote exactly four years ago, 24 February 2022. I was in the absolute minority. And I actually caught it. Surely there was no one in the political scene at the time who would not kick me… After all, at that moment the Czech Chamber of Deputies managed to unite rarely, and the votes of the then Fiala coalition and the MPs of ANO and SPD approved a text that called on the “government of the Czech Republic to continue its efforts to support Ukraine, both bilaterally and within the EU, NATO, and other international organizations, and to provide Ukraine with all necessary assistance,” and they applauded the Ukrainian ambassador in a standing ovation. One next to the other. It was the day when another phase of the conflict in Ukraine began. We “disillusioned” did claim that the conflict started in 2014, but we were convinced by the mainstream for so long that we were lying, until the term 2014 began to be used even by Zelensky himself. That Zelensky, who wanted to drag us into war with his actions, into a world war. Yet his regime despises our victims of that last one and rewrites history. Today — four years later — we also know that the armed conflict in Ukraine has become an excuse. For the inability to argue. Anything that doesn’t fit, just label it as a pro‑Russian narrative. And it is no longer debated. For censorship of uncomfortable opinions. Even discussions about the harm of wind farms or the revelation of a pig — sorry, a friend — of Western elites of Epstein is a Russian hybrid threat. For the liquidation of the middle class. Because while people tightened their belts, a few billionaires, arms manufacturers, banks and corporations miraculously grew rich. For the destruction of Europe’s competitiveness. Because we exchanged cheap and accessible resources for the “right” ones — ideologically pure. Even if they come from countries that still have stoning in their legal system… For armament. From peace it was possible to create weakness, a vulgar word. We must fight until the last Ukrainian. For cutting any expenditures. Including those on healthcare, social area or science and research. Weapons are, after all, more important and giving priority to hospitals, families with children and pensioners is a pro‑Russian narrative and part of hybrid war (and also economic damage, right?). For the arrogance of power. Because you just “take two sweaters.” But it also showed us — to a slight degree — the mental and intellectual level of some opponents. Some of them cursed us in the pig (I greet the green communicator Foltýn), others claimed that Russian tanks are basically already here (Lipánek is good, but not in the role of minister), the pirate MP tried to convince us that war is actually advantageous for us, and people like Mr Etzler showed how the media “elites” — including public ones — think about us. And besides that, it unfortunately also means: • 4 years of war. • 4 years of suffering. • 4 years of weapons and ammunition. • 4 years of bloody business. • 4 years without serious diplomacy. • 4 years of dividing society. • 4 years of labeling. For these four years of mockery, insults and humiliation, the media, the government and the EU owe an apology. Not to me, but to all people whose statements and opinions became less valuable, mocked and despised. If they claim that we divide society, then let them look at how they behaved in the last four years towards those who did not share their prescribed opinion. Gradually we are getting satisfaction. All of us who from the beginning say that this conflict will not be solved by money and weapons on the table, but by cool heads at the negotiating table. Today it is clear even to the war‑weary Ursula von der Leyen — she just can’t say it out loud yet, so that arms manufacturers can fill their pockets even more. War is a bull. It was, it is, and it will be. Therefore all wars are enough already! ❗️

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Kaja Kallas

@kajakallas

In solidarity with the Ukrainian people, we raise the Ukrainian flag alongside the EU flag at our @eudiplomacy.bsky.social HQ. This is more than a symbol. Ukraine’s future lies within the EU. With our support, Ukrainians are resisting and holding firm. (1/2)

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Ursula von der Leyen

@did:plc:wr6esgkuixhvsge3ueraz6yb

In Kyiv for the tenth time since the start of the war. To reaffirm that Europe stands unwaveringly with Ukraine, financially, militarily, and through this harsh winter. To underscore our enduring commitment to Ukraine’s just fight.

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Ursula von der Leyen

@did:plc:wr6esgkuixhvsge3ueraz6yb

Tonight, we adorn our European institutions with the colours of Ukraine. Two colours, carrying the spirit of courage. 
Two colours, burning with resistance. Four years into Russia’s full-scale war, these colours are shining brighter than ever Slava Ukraini.

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Marion MARÉCHAL (France)

@MarionMarechal

In France, the sheep sector is weakened from all sides. Olivier Maurin, a farmer in the Aspe Valley and vice‑president of the Collective of Local Breeds of Massif (CORAM), alerted me about the increasing wolf predation that endangers many farms, especially in the mountains. Despite existing measures, attacks are multiplying and the exhaustion of farmers is very real. The new law on pastoralism is highly anticipated: farmers are demanding concrete measures to protect herds and simplify regulations. Finally, the future free‑trade agreement with Australia raises fears of unfair competition, with different production standards. Without concrete decisions, we will lose farmers and our food sovereignty. __📲 Share on X! 👉 Join Identité Libertés!

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Kaja Kallas

@kajakallas

Everybody understands that diplomacy is preferable to war. Yet after a year of talks, we still do not even have ceasefire. It is not Ukraine that is the obstacle to peace, Russia is. We must flip the script to what Russia must do to meet the basic conditions for a just and lasted peace.

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Marion MARÉCHAL (France)

@MarionMarechal

With Laurence Trochu and Anne Sicard, the trio of lambs! 🐑🇫🇷__📲 Retweet on X! 👉 Join Identité Libertés!

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By helping Ukraine, we help ourselves. Ukraine is holding the line for European values! Thank you Minister Sybiha for frank discussion on how we can assist in your fight. European defence readiness begins with Ukraine and in Ukraine.

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Gerald HAUSER (Austria)

@GeraldHauser

Inflation, energy prices, taxes: Many work hard and still barely make ends meet!‼ Economic policy must relieve – not keep extracting. Performance must not be punished. Real reforms are needed. Politics must again be there for the people! ☝➡ Follow Gerald Hauser on Telegram: https://t.me/GeraldHauser 🎥 Follow Gerald Hauser also on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@GeraldHauser_fpoe

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🌎 Europe must assume a frontrunner role in its relationship with Latin America and consolidate a preferential partnership based on values and sustainable investment. Other actors compete for that space. The time to strengthen the alliance is now. 💡Interesting debate with the Euro-America Foundation ⬇️

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Ursula von der Leyen

@did:plc:wr6esgkuixhvsge3ueraz6yb

On the eve of the 4th anniversary of Russia’s full-scale war, we raise the Ukrainian flag at our headquarters. So it can fly proudly at the heart of our Union, where it belongs. One day Ukraine will be safe. Ukraine will be free. Ukraine will be part of our European family.

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Christophe Hansen

@christophehansen

Discussed the recent Foot-and-mouth disease outbreak in Cyprus w/ Minister Panayiotou Swift action & cooperation is key @OliverVarhelyi & I remain in close contact with 🇨🇾 authorities who are taking all necessary animal health control measures. We continue to follow the situation.

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Marion MARÉCHAL (France)

@MarionMarechal

In France, the chicken market exists, but French production fails to meet demand. Indeed, the sector suffers from over‑regulation and over‑transposition of standards. According to the National Interprofessional Association of Meat Poultry (ANVOL), which I met today at the Agriculture Fair, it takes between three and five years to successfully carry out a new farm project, compared to about two years in Germany. The files are long and complex, and the appeals filed by certain NGOs further lengthen the delays. Result: France does not produce enough and imports an increasing share of the chicken it consumes, mainly from other EU countries, but also from third countries such as Brazil. Commercial agreements under discussion, notably with Mercosur countries and Ukraine, feed the sector’s concerns about increased unfair competition. __📲 Share on X! 👉 Join Identité Libertés!

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Henna Virkkunen

@hennavirkkunen

Prevention is one of the most powerful tools we have in the fight against major diseases. We have launched a call for expression of interest to establish a new Network of AI-powered Advanced Screening Centres in Europe.

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Christophe Hansen

@christophehansen

Full agenda at #AGRIFISH focused on the future of #CAP beyond 2027 — flexible, but firmly common & discussing Unfair Trading Practices, crop protection, CAP controls & reinsurance for ever more frequent climate disasters 🔴📹LIVE now w/ Minister Panayiotou @cy2026eu.bsky.social link.europa.eu/K7jCnP

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José CEPEDA (Spain)

@josecepeda

A pleasure, as always, to greet my dear Ramón Jáuregui and the Euroamerica Foundation 🌎 Thank you very much for your visit to the European Parliament!

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Magnus Brunner

@magnusbrunner

Thank you very much for today's visit in Brussels, dear Leon. We discussed, among other things, the strengthening of our external border protection. This includes the world's most advanced IT border systems.

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Mission in Ukraine - the Land of Heroes. Meeting with Verhovna Rada Speaker Stefanchuk and honorable MPs. 🇪🇺 is the biggest supporter of 🇺🇦. We will support your fight, ramping up of 🇺🇦 defence capabilities, your economy&resilience of your energy infrastructure, also through €90 bln support loan.

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Lena SCHILLING (Austria)

@lenaats

Today Prof. Sigrid Stagl presents the study “What Does the Climate Crisis Cost Us?” with me in Brussels. “In political discourse, climate action is often framed as a cost. The data proves that inaction is the liability; climate action is the only solvent fiscal strategy.” – Thank you for the clear words

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