Donald Trump

You can search the internet to see him dancing in heels.

Obviously, Trump does not profit from the war in Ukraine, but only brings great expenses and the risk of a nuclear war. I would like to note that when Russian troops captured the territory around the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in 2022, they left very quickly.

https://www.anthonyburgess.org/blog-posts/anthony-burgess-and-russia/
Not long after he returned to England, Burgess set down his impressions of Russia in an essay, ‘The Human Russians’, published in the Listener on 28 December 1961. Although he had gone to Leningrad expecting to find a cold, totalitarian state where all emotion had been crushed out of the people, what he found was ‘tremendous warmth’. Ordinary Russians were welcoming, he said, and the food was ‘coarse and delicious’. The pervasive smells of bad drains and cheap tobacco recalled his early years in Manchester. He also saw violent, well-dressed teenage boys who reminded him of the Teddy Boys at home in Britain. In his essay, Burgess represents Leningrad as a place of lawless drunkenness, where no attempt was made to deal with low-level criminality. ‘It is my honest opinion,’ he wrote, ‘that there are no police in Leningrad.’

https://politiken.dk/internationalt/art5829489/En-slagsbrors-vej-til-toppen-Putin-voksede-op-i-en-jungle-hvor-det-handlede-om-at-v%C3%A6re-st%C3%A6rkest
A brawler's path to the top: Putin grew up in a 'jungle' where it was all about being the strongest
Vladimir Putin is both one of the most powerful and most enigmatic men in the world. We can still only guess what his real ambitions are. But perhaps his rough childhood in Leningrad provides a clue. Here is the first of three chapters on Vladimir Putin, his path to power and his inner circle.

Maybe Antony Burgess met the little hooligan Putin in Leningrad? 😁

It is not clear why he SHOULD help Europe. I think there is a civil war going on there - for example, the commander-in-chief of Ukraine Syrskyi's parents still live in Russia and he himself was born in Russia.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oleksandr_Syrskyi
And, let me remind you, Russian ships defended the North from France and Great Britain during the American Civil War.

But civil war now! This is one of the explanations for its cruelty - everyone thinks that he is right, and the enemy is mistaken. In the previous civil war, Britain armed the losing side, since then British Mark V tanks stand there as monuments.

haha!

In Western Ukraine, which Stalin took from Poland in 1939 (Poland is part of the Russian Empire) and added to Soviet Ukraine, there was Bandera, who supported the Nazis. Stalin also took over parts of Hungary and Slovakia and added them to Soviet Ukraine, which is why Orban and Fico are against today's war. Eastern Ukraine, where the war is now, fought as partisans against the Nazis.
Very very confusing.
What is Great Britain doing in this tangle of snakes?