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Theologische Universiteit Utrecht

Joined December 2021
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Dmytro Bintsarovskyi retweeted
Replying to @OzKaterji
US/Venezuela,Israel/Gaza,China/Taiwan - all complexities show how uniquely clear the Rus/Ukr case was in 2022: the violation of internationally and mutually recognized borders, the unquestioned legitimacy of the invaded country’s president, and immediate brutality ofthe aggressor
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Dmytro Bintsarovskyi retweeted
Replying to @RpsAgainstTrump
The only way to make sense of Trump is to realize that money is everything to him. Human lives, laws, dignity and morality mean nothing. The moment Putin promises money for Ukraine—cheap energy or investments—Trump frames it as the ultimate favor.
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Volodymyr Mykolayenko, the Kherson mayor seized by Russians in 2022…. just look at him after over three years in captivity. He was released today and he’s congratulating his beloved city free from the occupiers on the Independence Day. Just unbelievable what Russia does to our people.
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Dmytro Bintsarovskyi retweeted
Replying to @mobbs_mentality
Ukraine is a strange country for MAGA. It's an American proxy, but publicly confronts the US administration. It's artificial and corrupt, but has resisted Russia for three years now. Its regime fell under the pressure of Nuland's cookies, but persists under the pressure of Trump.
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Dmytro Bintsarovskyi retweeted
Replying to @CanadianKobzar
These attempts to depose Zelensky speak volumes also about the Maidan in 2014. "Regime change" rarely works without popular support. And visa versa: with popular support, you are far less vulnerable to foreign-inspired regime change, even if Russia and US work together.
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Dmytro Bintsarovskyi retweeted
Isn’t it funny how all the conspiracy loons that believe that the war in Ukraine was caused by some made-up US-led regime change are now rooting for, checking notes: US-led regime change in Ukraine?
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Dmytro Bintsarovskyi retweeted
If Eastern Europe had not joined NATO, it would not have stopped Putin from seeking to retake Crimea and Donbas “to protect Russians". But it would certainly make him remember that the share of Russians in Narva is higher than in Crimea, and in Daugavpils higher than in Donbas.
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What's especially beautiful is that this moneybag who could never point Ukraine out on a map is now telling me, a guy from Donbas, and my community that we are actually ethnic Russians and want to go with Russia. There's not a single drop of intellectual humility or sticking to the fact the world could not be that simplistic. Maybe it's that you have no idea what you're talking about? And that the vast majority of "ethnic" Russians" (who actually identify themselves as Russian-speaking Ukrainians) don't want to have anything in common with Putin's totalitarian hellhole, especially following terrible devastation that Russia brought upon Ukraine's south and east, where it swept off entire cities and regions? Maybe it's that, especially given the catastrophe of 2022, even more eastern Ukrainians chose Ukraine and the West, so that's why they fled the war to settle down in other parts of Ukraine or in Europe? Or maybe this is why a very large part of the Ukrainian military at war is the people of Kharkiv, Zaporizhia, Dnipro, Odesa, Mykolaiv, and Kherson, who hate Russia and fight it fiercely, knowing what it has done to their homeland and their own families? How many men and women of Mariupol fight to have their revenge and defend the country from the plague of Russian fascism, next to the ones who lost their loved ones in Russian missile attacks on Lviv? How many so-called "ethnic Russians" who have always identified themselves as Ukrainians now stay in free Ukraine, work jobs, pay taxes, run charities, send donations to buy drones, and take care of disabled veterans? How many want to live in freedom, dignity, democracy, and pursuit of happiness, too? But you know, David Sacks, in his infinite arrogance and ignorance, thinks he knows better.
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Dmytro Bintsarovskyi retweeted
Replying to @KonstantinKisin
If you want to understand the life in Russia, visit a prison rather than a Moscow grocery store
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Dmytro Bintsarovskyi retweeted
Russia’s state news agency shows what a “liberated” Bakhmut looks like. The former city’s 70,000 former residents are no doubt grateful to be free of the NATO yoke.
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Dmytro Bintsarovskyi retweeted
"When one looks beyond Putin’s anti-woke remarks, it is hard to see what actually puts Russia closer than Ukraine to the values of conservative Christians" adfontesjournal.com/web-excl… @bintsarovskyi reflects on Western opposition to the defense of his homeland
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Dmytro Bintsarovskyi retweeted
Power, water, and heating will be restored. Russian empire will not.
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Dmytro Bintsarovskyi retweeted
💬.@DmytroKuleba : "We know how to win and we will". Watch 🇺🇦 FM on @colbertlateshow
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Dmytro Bintsarovskyi retweeted
Occasionally even I am shocked by what I see on Russian state TV Last night Vladimir Solovyov accused Olaf Scholz of imitating "his idol" Adolf Hitler and called for missile strikes on the German military facility where Ukrainian soldiers are being trained to use Gepard tanks
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On the 8th anniversary of the #МН17 plane crash, our thoughts are with the relatives and friends of those innocently killed by Russia. Currently, Russia continues to sow grief and death on Ukrainian soil. But nothing will go unpunished! Every criminal will be brought to justice!
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Dmytro Bintsarovskyi retweeted
His grandfather Fr. Artemii was a Greek-Catholic catacomb priest during soviet times. He and his family was arrested and deported to Siberia. Now his grandson Artemii was killed by russians. When will they stop? Memory eternal! Our former student…
He will always be 27. Artem Dymyd was killed by russian mortar fire in the Donetsk region today. Every day we are losing best bright brave people. RIP, Artem. How else should we shout that we urgently need heavy weapons? Will we ever be heard??.. This pain is unbearable
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Dmytro Bintsarovskyi retweeted
The most important lesson of the War in Ukraine is that the problem with NATO enlargement wasn't that it went too far, but that it didn't go far enough. It's a lesson that Finland and Sweden now appear to have learned.
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Dmytro Bintsarovskyi retweeted
A story in two parts: 1. Today I met a woman who ran a beauty salon. The Russians occupied her town, shot at her brother, stole friend's car. Seven soldiers broke into her salon and slept there, stole boxes of beauty products and all the equipment, shat in the neighbouring shop.
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Dmytro Bintsarovskyi retweeted
Russian state-owned news agency @rianru published on its front page an ideological article calling for de facto genocide against Ukrainians. Below is an English-translation of this shameful piece, which should be evidence for future "Nuremberg". Russian: ria.ru/20220403/ukraina-1781…
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Dmytro Bintsarovskyi retweeted
Irpin, Bucha, Gostomel near Kyiv before the war. Video by FlyUa. "Video shows how I saw these places from a drone, why I love them and why I am in so much pain now." facebook.com/watch?v=4557417… Song "I don't have home" by Ukrainian band Odyn v Kanoe youtube.com/watch?v=gw2nclco…
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