To inhuman bastards

Roman Sheremeta

Mar 5, 2026

The Embassy of Iran in South Africa sent a message to the Embassy of Ukraine informing us about the opening of a book of condolences for the deceased ayatollah and his associates. Ukrainian Ambassador Dr. Olexander Scherba sent them a response.

Your Excellency,
Mr. Ambassador,

Since you notified the Embassy of Ukraine of the book of condolences for the deceased Ayatollah Khamenei and Iran’s military leadership, I feel compelled to remind you of the following.

As military allies of the Russian Federation, the deceased leaders of Iran had on their hands the blood of thousands of Ukrainian citizens – men and women, children and elderly – killed with the help of the infamous Iran-made “Shahed” drones and other military know-how so eagerly provided to Russia by your government. Your leaders were complicit in bringing endless grief to Ukrainian civilians.

Being a person of faith, I try not to rejoice in the death of other people, even those who chose to be tormentors of my country, who did nothing bad to theirs. But as someone who has spent three years to the tune of Iran-created machines of death howling every night in the sky over Kyiv and other peaceful Ukrainian cities, I cannot help but wish for every culprit to meet the justice they deserve. If not by human law, then in the face of God Almighty.

Ambassador, I do not know you personally and have no grudge against you. Sometimes, good diplomats must speak for bad leaders and their policies. But I hope you understand that I won’t express condolences for someone whose death I do not mourn.

Sincerely,
Dr. Olexander Scherba
Ambassador

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Hungary’s opposition party “Tisza” is leading ahead of Orbán’s party “Fidesz”.

According to a survey conducted in February, among decided voters, 50% support “Tisza,” while 38% support “Fidesz.” Thus, the opposition party’s lead has grown to 12% — up from 10% in January.

Parliamentary elections in Hungary will take place on April 12 and could pose the greatest challenge to the 16-year rule of Orbán.

Orbán and his associates advocate for halting aid to Ukraine and block its accession to the EU. Meanwhile, opposition leader Péter Magyar intends to strengthen Hungary’s course toward cooperation with the EU and NATO.

Source: Reuters

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Russian athletes will be walking under their genocidal rag (aka, ruzzian flag) on Friday at the upcoming Winter Paralympics. It will mark the first time a russian flag has been flown at a Paralympic Games since the Sochi 2014 Games.

I am at a loss for words. It was already appalling that russian athletes were allowed to participate in the 2026 Winter Olympics. And now they can do so while proudly waving their genocidal rag.

While Ukrainian athletes are being killed by russians, russian athletes are being rewarded with participation in the Olympics.

Don’t even try to tell me that these are “different russians” and that they are not accountable for the actions of their government. No — they are accountable for their silence, complacency, and inaction. Moreover, many of them actively support their government and the genocide against the Ukrainian people.

1. Sport and government are inseparable in russia. Sport is financed by the state. Olympic medalists are paid by russian authorities.
2. Russian athletes are members of the russian military. Despite competing under a so-called “neutral” flag at the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, russian military athletes won 14 out of 32 medals. These are the same military servicemen who are killing Ukrainians at this very moment.
3. Most russian athletes support the war and the russian regime. They can be seen standing side by side with Putin at major events, delivering patriotic speeches, and proudly wearing the “Z” symbol.
4. russia uses sport as a propaganda tool. Even if a russian athlete wins an Olympic medal under a white flag, the russian state will use it for propaganda and imperial purposes.
5. Ukrainian athletes must be protected. Hundreds have been killed by russians. Hundreds more have lost their limbs and will never compete again. Those who survived and can still compete face enormous disadvantages, as hundreds of sports facilities across Ukraine have been destroyed by the russian military.

I just hope that the world will boycott these Olympics.