Surely it’s obvious what Trump is doing. He’s screwing over the people of Ukraine so that he can win votes in the midterms in the hopes of stopping a big Democrat win taking over Congress, because if that happens, his entire agenda is screwed and he and much of his cabinet will face impeachment in Congress. It’s disgraceful that he’s using the innocent people of Ukraine as pawns in his power games.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-10-12/trump-russia-ukraine-energy/107255500

Only 2% of Americans support Russia in this war, 22% don't care 64% support Ukraine.

Zalensky has no cards, eh?

Here's how you do it, leftards. No need to go cap in hand to the White House.

Just use European bombs. This is what you get for funding Vlad, Septics.

We will make America great again, no?

If Trump wanted to screw up Ukraine he would switch off Starlink that used by Ukraine military.

Armchair_Politician wrote on Oct 12^th, 2026 at 8:43pm:



Are you saying that Trump knows how to win the mid terms?   

Bobby. wrote on Oct 13^th, 2026 at 7:02am:


Too late for that now. All he can hope for is less damage.

tallowood wrote on Oct 13^th, 2026 at 6:58am:


Not for much longer!

Major Regimes and Empires

• Scythians and Ancient Tribes: Early nomadic and tribal groups, including Scythians, Sarmatians, Goths, Huns, and early Slavic tribes, inhabited or migrated through the region in antiquity and the Migration Period.
• Greek and Roman Colonies: Ancient Greek city-states colonized the northern Black Sea coast (such as Chersonesus and Olbia), later coming under Roman and Byzantine influence.
• Kievan Rus': The medieval East Slavic state centered in Kyiv was founded in the 9th century, reaching its cultural and political peak in the 11th century.
• Mongol Empire (Golden Horde): The Mongol invasion in 1237–1240 destroyed Kievan Rus', bringing much of the territory under the control of the Mongol Golden Horde.
• Grand Duchy of Lithuania: Controlled vast portions of northern and central Ukrainian lands starting in the 14th century.
• Kingdom of Poland & Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth: Conquered and held large parts of western and central Ukraine, later unifying with Lithuania under the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth.
• Crimean Khanate: A Tatar state controlling southern Ukraine and the Crimean Peninsula, which operated as a protectorate of the Ottoman Empire.
• Ottoman Empire: Exercised direct or indirect suzerainty over southern coastal regions and the Black Sea basin.
• Cossack Hetmanate (Zaporizhian Host): An autonomous Cossack state emerging in central Ukraine in the 17th century, balancing allegiance among Poland, Russia, and the Cossacks before being partitioned and absorbed.
• Russian Empire: Gradually absorbed eastern and central Ukrainian lands through the 18th century (via the partitions of Poland and treaties with the Ottoman Empire), ruling most of Ukraine.
• Habsburg / Austro-Hungarian Empire: Ruled western Ukrainian regions (such as Galicia and Bukovina) after the partitions of Poland.
• Ukrainian People's Republic & Short-Lived States: A brief period of independence and statehood attempted during the chaos of 1917–1921, alongside regional entities like the West Ukrainian People's Republic and anarchist/White/Red military administrations.
• Interwar Powers (Soviet Union, Poland, Romania, Czechoslovakia): Following the Ukrainian War of Independence, Ukrainian territory was divided among the newly formed Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic (part of the USSR), Poland, Romania, and Czechoslovakia.
• Nazi Germany (Third Reich) / Axis Occupation: Occupied virtually all of Ukraine during World War II (1941–1944).
• Soviet Union (Ukrainian SSR): Ruled Ukraine as a constituent republic from 1922 until the dissolution of the USSR in 1991.