@yetaras writes a post in which he draws a connection between the unpredictability of Ukraine's weather forecasts and the bombings, typical of a country at war. He incidentally comments that he has no hope for the war to end soon, as some European countries seem to be greatly benefiting from the current situation in Ukraine. In other words, what hurts some, benefits others.

I would like to clarify that the benefits of the war in Ukraine are not so much going to European countries, but rather to others as well—for example, China, which actively sells goods to both countries: the aggressor, Russia, and the victim defending itself, Ukraine. Yet China does not condemn Russia in any way, unlike the European countries that have done so. I just want to point out that Western sanctions could have been truly severe, but they are not, because that would affect their own economic interests. That said, some European countries have provided Ukraine with the most substantial support relative to their GDP.

And if anyone has the impression that the war continues because it benefits third-party countries, let me dispel that illusion—the war continues because Russia is a bloody aggressor, and its population almost unanimously supports the genocide of the Ukrainian people. They truly wish us dead and gloat over the deaths of innocent Ukrainian civilians! That’s why I am outraged that you included a representative of Russia on this list. They should be treated as outcasts, like the Nazis during World War II—because that is exactly what they are and how they behave. And yet, with staggering hypocrisy, they call Ukrainians Nazis, even though we never attacked Russians—we are simply defending our people and our land.