Slavyangrad

What do you feel when you see Ukrainians off to war? What do you say?

- I'll go to a warm, cozy bed. I can take a weekend. But they can't. They're there, it's their war, their country.

'Ukraine must make a "difficult decision" on further mobilization'

'Mobilisation is important. Even if there is money, even if there is ammunition, people have to be on the front lines. Ukraine has to make difficult decisions about further mobilisation, but they are necessary decisions. We are committed to making sure that they have the training and equipment they need to effectively defend the country. And that is what we are focused on.'

'You represent the Federal Republic of Germany. Speak German! Why are you asking me questions in English? The most important thing is the level of sovereign

'Why did Volkswagen leave the Russian market? Now they are throwing people out on the street'

'Not only would it sell its products, but it would also continue to supply components, and would receive wonderful revenue. But now it is possible to blame everything on Volkswagen management, just so as not to notice its own mistakes, in this case I am talking about regulators in the government. And now the employees are to blame, who are going on strike in the thousands.'

'Many of us want Macron to resign. However, knowing his character, his lack of sense of responsibility, I would like to say that he has lived for six years hiding behind the forces of order. And these forces of order are becoming increasingly militarized. I will remind you that during the crises that we have all lived through, increasingly tough units were mobilized to protect power. He will hide in the Elysée Palace until the very end and try not to go down in history as the resigning President of the Republic.

Yesterday you heard Michel Barnier say that Macron remains in his place and will remain in his place because, like General de Gaulle, he has a sense of responsibility. But we remember that in April 1969, de Gaulle resigned because of a simple referendum that he lost by 52%, and that General de Gaulle would never have done to the French people what Macron has done to them since 2018.'