🧵 Kremlin regime in fear: Nadine Geisler (Nadezhda Rossinskaya) sent to Putin's 21st century gulag for 22 years. Very Stalinesque. She helped evacuate thousands of Ukrainian refugees from combat zones at the onset of the invasion, and even from Belgorod region in Russia.
Gratitude for a soul so strong that it chooses humanity as life’s purpose – even at the cost of freedom
Hopefully this courageous Russian lady, Nadezhda Rossinskaya, will be exchanged with Russian soldiers or spies prisoners,?soon.
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The Kremlin criminal will soon end up in the gulag, even though i would prefer to be hung by his feet in Red Square
A brave citizen. The state murdered Nemtsov for being an effective opposition to Vova.They feared him. In Ukraine, Ukrainians would have bounced Vova out...in ruZZia they do not march with pot & pans on their heads, they struggle to lay flowers & mourn. Killing across borders is their 1 birthright.
God's angel. Putin isn't worth spit
Stalin is offended by the comparison 😀
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In May 2023, Geisler fled to Georgia after Russian authorities detained a donor to her initiative. However, she returned to Russia’s Belgorod region in February 2024 to assist homeless dogs. She was arrested upon arrival by train.
Dogs? Really? Do I have to understand that?
Belgorod was being evacuated. These animals were not simply homeless. They were going to be bombed heavily while all their humans were already gone.
Belgorod was evacuated? What are you talking about? Belgorod is a city in Russia. The most powerful attacks against Ukraine have been launched from this region around Belgorod for years.
www.euronews.com/2024/03/22/t...
"Rossinskaya is believed to have returned to the Belgorod region, where she was arrested on Feb. 1, 2024, to help a Ukrainian dog owner and her 46 pedigree poodles flee Russia." www.themoscowtimes.com/2025/06/20/b...
To return to Russia for animals? Instead of saving people and animals in Ukraine. I call the stupidity.
Saving a person and their dogs in Russia. In addition to saving hundreds to thousands of people in Ukraine. This person with the dogs in Belgorod likely had a role in helping save Ukrainians with Geisler earlier in the conflict.
I don't care about the suffering of ruzzian animals or "good ruzzians." The majority of them are now sitting here in Europe, lecturing us on how we and the Ukrainians should live. They want to end the war at any cost, as long as their beloved Russian land doesn't have to pay for it.
I get it. I don't fully agree, but I have no quibble with your position. I just saw she has personal connections that likely added to her bad decision here.
Should I feel sorry for these "people" now? Did they actively oppose the war? Did they also feel sorry for their relatives and friends in Kharkiv?
I'm merely adding details to show it wasn't as simple as the routine rescuing dogs. I'm arguing nothing.
www.aljazeera.com/news/2024/8/...
She sounds like a very good and courageous soul.
Stupidity is not brave. But everyone has to decide for themselves.
Please tell me about a courageous decision you have made recently, in relation to saving or protecting the lives of others.
Sorry for the late reply. I just needed to do something good for our national budget, and United24, and NAFO. My "great, outstanding, unmatched" funding will put tools/weapons/vehicles into people's hands to save other people's lives. And maybe even a few animal lives.
Hero.
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Sick Putin. This woman is a heroine.
She's a extraordinary hero with a strong heart. Brave. She deserves any support and loyalty. She'll be freed 🙏🏻
She is the honour of Russia. 😔🇫🇷🇪🇺🇺🇦💪
Jesus!! Poor girl!!! 22 years in prison?? 😔 The monster Russians, the few good strong people that they have, they make sure to destroy those as well 😔
Thats why I am not very optimistic for our children's future 😒
Yes, people, even very smart ones can fall into these traps 🤦
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