Russland forderte die Ukraine am Sonntag auf, eine Reihe von Personen, darunter ihren Sicherheitschef, auszuliefern, weil behauptet wurde, sie stünden hinter „terroristischen“ Taten auf russischem Territorium, aber Kiew bezeichnete die Forderung als „wertlos“.

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1. How about Russia extradites Putin? He started this whole war.

2. It is not that Russia ever expected Ukraine to turn them over. It just means that Russia now intends to target those involved [without trial] or after trial in absentia. Giving them some legal pretexts from their own perspective.

3. Embarrassing of russia to whine about terrorist attacks when they commit terrorist attacks on Ukraine every day for the past 2+ years.

4. Obviously they know it wont happen, theres motive behind the request. To make propaganda claiming the west wont handover those involved

5. Russian demands *are* worthless, so this is a good call.

6. Say no problem – trade him for Lavrov for war crimes.

7. I mean they could have only known that it would be denied. Why even bother with the pretense?

8. Ukraine should reply by asking Russia to extradite their entire government and military leadership.

9. They’re really leaning into the conspiracy theory

10. Should say okay, but only if Russia extradites Putin, Lavrov and Shoigu.

11. Witnessing Russia’s lie tacticts really helps me understand how Trump works and wishes to rule America.

12. Do Russians think people are dummies or they’re just straight up delusional?

13. It’s called “NYETS”

14. Breaking: Ukraine demands Putin extradite Putin /s

15. Russia is so used to their political system, where they can demand their opponents comply with nonsensical requirements and then disqualify them later, that they forget the outside world doesn’t operate by the same mechanisms.

16. Only terrorist acts have been by Pootin in Ukraine .🇺🇦

17. Them first. Send over to Ukraine putin, every single general and every single TV propagandist.

18. This is comedic

19. The more I read on ‘vranyo,’ the more Russia’s insane diplomacy makes sense.

    “We know you didn’t do it; you know you didn’t do it, but we’re going to pretend you did it and go through all the official channels so that everyone else – who also know you didn’t do it – know we have the balls to lie to your face and to them, and are thus stronger than them.”

    Lunacy, but effective, because Russians just accept it. I think it genuinely really confuses the Kremlin that we don’t.

20. What happened to all those bio labs Ukraine supposedly had that they were planning all sorts of crazy diseases to target Russians specifically? Weren’t the destruction of those a vital priority of the “special operation”?

    I guess maybe that conspiracy didn’t land so now they’re trying something different.

21. imagine a country calling another country’s demands worthless in nonwartime / with whom you otherwise have friendly relations, that’d be pretty funny

22. With state run media any crazy thing appears justified.

23. What a clowns

24. Terrorist country accusing its victim of terrorism.

25. lmfaooo

26. Doesn’t Putin already have a warrant for his arrest from The Hague for war crimes?

27. imagine slaughtering ukrainian civilians in terrorist attacks for 2 years and then demanding ukraine give up after you frame them for a terrorist attack they didnt commit

28. have they forgotten that they’re at war?

29. Breaking Hague asked putin to extradite Putin. While we are at it, add Winnie the xi and fatty the third too.

30. WTactualF.

31. Invaders