RT @IlvesToomas: For some thirty years I have been waiting for this piece. @Anneapplebaum finally wrote it.\n\nEast Europeans have been sayin…

RT @energiogklima: Krisen i Ukraina: Norge må vise seg som en solid partner for våre naboer i Europa nå, både når det gjelder gass og strøm. Et raskere grønt skifte vil bidra til å bringe EU ut av Putins grep. https://t.co/LqbGz614NL

RT @PaarupMichelsen: «Norge må vise seg som en solid partner for våre naboer i Europa nå, både når det gjelder gass og strøm. Et raskere grønt skifte vil bidra til å bringe EU ut av Putins grep.» ⁦@abjartnes⁩ #klimavalg\n https://t.co/DfpVfQUfU8

RT @Klimastiftelsen: Krisen i Ukraina: Norge må vise seg som en solid partner for våre naboer i Europa nå, både når det gjelder gass og strøm. Et raskere grønt skifte vil bidra til å bringe EU ut av Putins grep. https://t.co/5nwXR0cr81

Nå må hele den frie verden støtte 🇺🇦 i deres kamp! Samtidig skal vi huske at mange i 🇷🇺 også risikerer alt for frihet og demokrati. De trenger også vår støtte. Det er tross alt frihet og demokrati Putin er mest redd for @venstre @nhc_no @Amnesty_Norge https://t.co/lqEuP4Fpgg

RT @ThomasVLinge: If you're gonna listen to any speech about #Ukraine 🇺🇦, let it be this one.\n\nThe Kenya ambassador to the UNSC perfectly e…

RT @Karoline_Andaur: WWF-rapporten om hvalenes vandringsruter #ProtectingBlueCorridors viser hvordan menneskelige aktiviteter truer verdens hvaler. Undervannsstøy, #plastforurensing, #klimaendringer, industrielt fiske og tap av leveområder utgjør en farlig hinderløype for 🐳 👇https://t.co/FadrhpubT6

RT @Smeigedag: Utrolig ryddig og poengtert av ⁦@Venstre-leder⁩ av ⁦@gurimelby⁩ på politisk kvarter om Ukraina, hør her 👇 https://t.co/Tid8ljfqA3

RT @carlbildt: Although the 🇷🇺 invasion into parts of Donbas 🇺🇦 is the immediate crisis, the Putin speech yesterday makes it abundantly clear that his objective is to subdue and control 🇺🇦 as a whole. https://t.co/q01Bl0nXn1

RT @TimothyDSnyder: Putin gave his myth about #Ukraine today as a reason to invade. Here is a brief introduction to Ukrainian-Russian history, which might serve as a reply. https://t.co/sZbt9sckMv

RT @GLandsbergis: Ukraine is already under attack: economic, cyber, military. One way to express solidarity with Ukraine is by going to Kyiv. We Baltic Ministers 🇱🇹🇱🇻🇪🇪 are going there later this week. If there is one place where EU politicians should be now – it‘s with our Ukrainian friends!

RT @guyverhofstadt: Putin starts war. Not by accident on 21 february 2014… exactly eight years after the victory of Euromaidan & retreat of his puppet Yanukovych. \n\nSanctions where it hurts needed: end of Nordstream, kicking out Russia of the Swift system and asset freezes of Putin and his cronies!

RT @IanDunt: Western sanctions against Russia must be devastating. Nothing else is acceptable.

RT @olgatokariuk: Putin sends his military to the occupied Donbas. This means an invasion of Ukraine. I hope media don't repeat the 'peacekeeping forces' bullshit. In Kremlinese, 'peace' means war.\nStay strong, Ukraine 🇺🇦\n#StandWithUkraine #SanctionRussiaNow

RT @carlbildt: If I compare with his speech in March 2014 when he 🇷🇺 annexed Crimea this was far more rambling, all-over-the-place and unhinged. And also more dangerous. Now he questions the very existence of 🇺🇦 as a nation. It’s a man with immense power who’s lost contact with reality. https://t.co/d98VeRn2F2

RT @olgatokariuk: If you want to know how Ukrainians react to Putin's speech, here's a glimpse: moms on Facebook discuss putting stickers on their children's clothes, when they go to school, indicating their blood type. Make no mistake: this speech was perceived as a declaration of war on Ukraine

RT @carlbildt: The procedure is now that 🇷🇺 recognizes the two puppet gangster-run entities as independent states, then signs an agreement with them and on the basis of that have 🇷🇺 armed forces entering to protect them. That will be aggression under international law.

RT @anneapplebaum: Putin's speech, to which I am now listening, is so full of historical nonsense that I don't even have the energy to correct it. For example: He skipped, completely, the Ukrainian bid for independence at the time of the Russian revolution.

RT @McFaul: After Hitler annexations and wars, We created the UN Security Council to create laws and norms against annexation, against great powers taking territory from smaller powers. Putin just did that. The world has to respond now. Right now.

RT @MESandbu: Just wondering - do all those who think that Central Europe’s joining NATO was wrong, actually think that without NATO expansion Putin would have blithely have left Russia’s neighbours alone?