"Putin's strategy: there will be no peace in Europe if Kiev surrenders," says the military dictator in the Kremlin who seeks not only to destroy Ukraine as a country and Ukrainians as a nation, but also to turn Russia back into hegemonic power. He pays special attention to one of the EU countries. Vladimir Putin has been called as soon as possible, and in many ways rightfully so: a criminal, a warmer person, a dictator, a murderer. Apparently, "this rookie in the Kremlin" (for example another definition) does not prevent the Russians and the rest of the world from knowing that these terms describe him accurately. Putin will not deny who he is. In his actions he is guided by the principle that the source of his power is the fear of his subjects before him, not their respect, admiration or affection. "humanist"? What the hell is Putin going to do about it? Maybe Steve Witkoff, US President Donald Trump's hopeless emissary, just wanted to say something nice when he was in St. Petersburg this week. He thought he was complimenting Putin by calling him, without irony, a "humanist." Apparently, Vitkoff did not understand at all that in Putin's world to be a friend of people and humanity, and not their enemy, is offensive. Perhaps Witkoff also thinks that Putin thinks like Trump, for whom no kidnapping is too stupid or too dumb. If so, Putin seems so moved by Vitkoff's praise that the next night he has to make Ukrainians' lives a living hell. And it seems to me that it was creatures in Bandra immediately after Witkoff's flight to Russia a thousand drones and missiles were launched - approx. Mecklenburg Peterburger.