
When @Russia says Anne de Kiev established Russia-France relations, let us remind the sequence of events pic.twitter.com/nBKhQdyKql
— Ukraine / ??????? (@Ukraine) May 30, 2017
This, in reference to the fact that the first documented mention of activity in the area now known as Moscow wasn’t until 1147.
We are proud of our common history. ????, ???? & ???? share the same historical heritage which should unite our nations, not divide us. pic.twitter.com/hdmkuGy22p
— ?????? ???? (@Russia) May 30, 2017
…and secondly by referring to Kiev as the capital of historic Kievan Rus, which infers the modern Ukraine and modern Russia (and modern Belarus) have a shared history.
Don’t be jealous, @Ukraine. In 1051 Kiev was capital of the united #Rus which included territories of modern ????, ???? and ????. pic.twitter.com/TMX5KiGAPl
— MFA Russia ???? (@mfa_russia) May 30, 2017
The Ukraine was having precisely none of that, and fought meme-fire with meme-fire.
Kyivan Rus stretched to modern-day areas of ???? ???? ???? ???? ???? ???? too. Don’t give the “triune nation” nonsense pls and comply with int law pic.twitter.com/DVO9NToZiP
— Ukraine / ??????? (@Ukraine) May 30, 2017
And to finish it off, some honest-to-goodness Simpsons Shitposting, would you even believe.
You really don’t change, do you? pic.twitter.com/HDfS9A8jWZ
— Ukraine / ??????? (@Ukraine) May 30, 2017
Two countries. Biffing on Twitter. With ‘Simpsons‘ references.