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This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 88%. (I'm a bot)


KYIV - Ukrainians welcomed in 2023 on January 1 following a day of intensified Russian missile attacks on civilian targets as the presidents of both countries issued New Year's addresses aimed at boosting spirits of their troops and fellow citizens.
"There were several waves of missile attacks on New Year's Eve. Missiles targeting people.... No one in the world will forgive you for this. Ukraine will not forgive," he said.
Putin - in his New Year's address on December 31 - claimed that "Moral, historical rightness" is on Russia's side, even amid growing international condemnation for his country's unprovoked invasion of Ukraine.


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Guess he’s broke >

He's accepting food stamps now. >

Currently accepting USD and Euro. >

At this point whatever decision he takes is just another joke to laugh at… >

Homie gonna be taking ebt and wic soon. >

iTunes gift cards >

Russia was supplying 50% of EU gas, not its 18%.
Meanwhile USA is now supplying 50% of EU gas.
USA has won their war, all without having to get there hands dirty. >

Too late, “unfriendly” countries cut their gas dependency to his criminal organization.. >

Do you think he would take BeetCoin ($BEET)