This is war

The Russian blogosphere exploded after reports of Russian troops entering Ukraine

Russian blogs literally exploded after reports that Vladimir Putin asked the Federation Council for permission to send troops to Ukraine.

Deputy Schlegel: This is the right decision because the situation is tense; the military is a factor that can curb violence @Shlegel

— RT in Russian (@RT_russian) March 1, 2014

*** Deputy Speaker of the Federation Council Vorobyov calls for the urgent recall of the Russian Ambassador from the United States (“The words of the US President about the situation in Ukraine are a direct threat”)

— Dmitry Borisov (@ddb1) March 1, 2014

I propose that everyone who spoke out in favor of the military operation be armed, uniformed and sent by troops to either Crimea or Lvov.

— Andrey Agishev (@vriogubernatora) March 1, 2014

Everything is done strictly according to the law!!

— AramAshotich (@AramAshotich) March 1, 2014

I wrote everything I think about the crazy decision to send troops to Ukraine https://t.co/nmQwovbfSA

— Nikita Belogolovtsev (@belogolovcev) March 1, 2014

In the language of the Federation Council, war is called “to take comprehensive measures to protect life and security”; in Georgia, “peace was forced.”

— Tonia Samsonova (@toniasamsonova) March 1, 2014

Mothers, prepare your sons. They will die. That's what they decided. This will last a long time.

— vitorgan maxim(99-) (@mvitorgan) March 1, 2014

About war. People know their ranks and their place in the ranks. And whore Kokoko, that’s what the whore is for. There is no potency - desert, but you will also fail. All.

— Kreutzwald (@Kreutzwald) March 1, 2014

The last rhetorical question to the noosphere: did you want to scare this man with payback and creative ditties? I have no more questions

— Kreutzwald (@Kreutzwald) March 1, 2014

Dear Ukrainian people, we, adequate Russians, have nothing to do with this bald dwarf with a Napoleon complex. We are with you.

— Knitted Twitter (@twitted_knitter) March 1, 2014

NASA employee:

Obama, by the way, is a more peaceful president. He did not begin the war in Iraq and Afghanistan, on the contrary, he is finishing them. Bush is to blame here.

— Steve (@steveqhouston) March 1, 2014

When I did everything in the summer to free myself from the army, my dad reproached me that “I’m not a patriot, I would have served and my conscience would be clear...”. Hi, Dad.

— correct bees (@evgenyruchkin) March 1, 2014

It’s interesting that in Ukraine there are rallies for, rallies against, rallies, in general. They care. And in Russia everyone died. What's this?

— Nadia Tolokno (@tolokno) March 1, 2014

Now, in order to stabilize relationships with friends, I will carry a machine gun

— Semchik Zakruzhny (@eey_simon) March 1, 2014

Putin has an amazing feeling for the Russian people. Shows and war are more important than pensions and medicine. This is truly our mentality. And mine, probably....eh.

— Tsypkin Цыпкин (@Atsypkin) March 1, 2014

I would like to recall the words of Thomas Bach, head of the IOC, said at the Olympics: “Here it is, the face of the new Russia, effective, friendly and patriotic”

— Inquisition of Russia (@Inquisitor_RF) March 1, 2014

I don’t know who the guys are. I try to look at things with an open mind and express only my opinion. #I AM AGAINST #war2014

— Men and Women (@shym__kasta) March 1,

RUSSIA DECLARED WAR ON US. PUTIN GOAT

— Ukrainian truth (@ukrpravda_news) March 1, 2014

Mother of God, what are you doing, stop it, let’s better fuck around Tbilisi together.

— Vladimir Lenin (@LeninRussia) March 1, 2014

The liberals howled... War! A junta is in power in Kyiv! Supreme Commander-in-Chief of Ukraine in Russia! The Ukrainian army will be, think about who?

— Konstantin Rykov (@rykov) March 1, 2014

Israel would not send troops on Saturday

— Mitya Aleshkovsky (@aleshru) March 1, 2014

1/03/14 Matvienko did not rule out sending troops to Crimea. 02/26/14 Matvienko: the scenario of forceful intervention on the part of Russia is completely excluded

— Tonia Samsonova (@toniasamsonova) March 1, 2014

When deciding to send our troops into Crimea, it is necessary to take into account the possible socio-economic consequences for Russia

— Alexey Kudrin (@Aleksei_Kudrin) March 1, 2014

Hurray!: I am sure that the Federation Council will not refuse the President of Russia to confirm the decree on sending Russian troops... http://t.co/aNoD8yJKp2

— Eduard Limonov (@edvlimonov) March 1, 2014

Meanwhile, the US Embassy tweeted:

The League of Women Voters has been educating voters and promoting debate on issues of concern to women since 1920. http://t.co/l4mottp0gx

— US Embassy in the Russian Federation (@USEmbRu) March 1, 2014

Disputes with the dead from journalist Maxim Kononenko

@leninrussia you fucked up your country, you fucker.

— Maxim Kononenko (@kononenkome) March 1, 2014

Naive residents of Crimea and Eastern Ukraine hope that they will be taken to Russia on Russian salaries, they will simply be used and abandoned in the buffer zone

— Pavel Sheremet (@pavelsheremet) March 1, 2014

Global players now know how to deal with Russia. We are waiting in the Pacific Ocean for a Chinese aircraft carrier with the inscription "People's Squad of the Far East"

— oleshchuk (@oleshchuk) March 1, 2014

War is death! War with brothers is death and shame! #I'M AGAINST

— Mitya Aleshkovsky (@aleshru) March 1, 2014

That's it. War. this decision will either become another “small triumphant war” of the explosives, but it may also become its “Afghanistan”.

— Ksenia Sobchak (@xenia_sobchak) March 1, 2014

Single picket at the Federation Council:

Single picket at the Federation Council pic.twitter.com/X4LW53ZSd9

— Irina Allegrova (@oosipova) March 1, 2014

Advertising on the first "Yandex. Spring. Everything will begin."

— severa (@MrsLovegood) March 1, 2014

Everyone's fucked up

— Ilya Varlamov (@varlamov) March 1, 2014

Today, March 1, at 14.00 local time (23.00 Moscow time), the UN Security Council will hold consultations on the situation in Ukraine

— UN (@UnitedNationsRU) March 1, 2014

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