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Ukrainian patriot. Advisor to Internal Affairs Minister (2021-2023). Institute of the Future founder. Support volunteer translators https://t.co/nWSASMUo29

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Steve Witkoff to Putin: You talk so much about my president, President Trump, being a humanitarian. You are a humanitarian also, sir, and I salute that, I commend you, and I thank you again.

Steve Witkoff to Putin: You talk so much about my president, President Trump, being a humanitarian. You are a humanitarian also, sir, and I salute that, I commend you, and I thank you again.

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❗️Ukraine's first underground operation - Khartiia in Kharkiv region conducted operation Veles. Russian troops went almost completely underground in Kharkiv region after Ukraine practically halted their advances on the ground. The region has a lot of gas pipes that allowed them to move underground. Ukraine studied the enemy's movements carefully and stopped the Russian operation intended to infiltrate the Ukrainian rear. Then, Khartiia went underground themselves. The first ever underground counterattack advanced Ukraine 15 km forward, had Russia losing over 100 soldiers and over 30 Russian soldiers were taken into captivity.

❗️Ukraine's first underground operation - Khartiia in Kharkiv region conducted operation Veles. Russian troops went almost completely underground in Kharkiv region after Ukraine practically halted their advances on the ground. The region has a lot of gas pipes that allowed them to move underground. Ukraine studied the enemy's movements carefully and stopped the Russian operation intended to infiltrate the Ukrainian rear. Then, Khartiia went underground themselves. The first ever underground counterattack advanced Ukraine 15 km forward, had Russia losing over 100 soldiers and over 30 Russian soldiers were taken into captivity.

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So far, here is the list of attacked objects in St. Petersburg and Leningrad region of Russia: ▪️Ruchyi oil depot - the largest fuel terminal in St. Petersburg, with a total capacity of 73,900 m³. ▪️A VKontakte data center in the Leningrad Region. The data center contains four server rooms, 640 server racks, and over 20,000 servers. ▪️ The St. Petersburg Oil Terminal: one of the largest liquid cargo transshipment terminals in the Baltic region. The facility has 21 storage tanks for petroleum products, and the terminal has a total throughput capacity of 12.5 million tonnes per year. ▪️ An Ozon logistics hub in St. Petersburg - one of the busiest Ozon warehouses in the region. Ozon has closed it down for now. ▪️ The "Vostochnaya" 330 kV electrical substation - one of the most important infrastructure objects of the Russian energy system in the region. It is the key link and a crucial node in St Petersburg Energy Ring. ▪️ A cable-stayed bridge across the Korabelny Fairway - a critical 8-lane section, the main transportation artery connecting the northern and southern parts of St Petersburg.

So far, here is the list of attacked objects in St. Petersburg and Leningrad region of Russia: ▪️Ruchyi oil depot - the largest fuel terminal in St. Petersburg, with a total capacity of 73,900 m³. ▪️A VKontakte data center in the Leningrad Region. The data center contains four server rooms, 640 server racks, and over 20,000 servers. ▪️ The St. Petersburg Oil Terminal: one of the largest liquid cargo transshipment terminals in the Baltic region. The facility has 21 storage tanks for petroleum products, and the terminal has a total throughput capacity of 12.5 million tonnes per year. ▪️ An Ozon logistics hub in St. Petersburg - one of the busiest Ozon warehouses in the region. Ozon has closed it down for now. ▪️ The "Vostochnaya" 330 kV electrical substation - one of the most important infrastructure objects of the Russian energy system in the region. It is the key link and a crucial node in St Petersburg Energy Ring. ▪️ A cable-stayed bridge across the Korabelny Fairway - a critical 8-lane section, the main transportation artery connecting the northern and southern parts of St Petersburg.

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Russian Telegram channels report a missile strike on the Proton plant in Oryol, Russia. The plant is part of the Russia's military-industrial complex. The components it produces (such as diode modules and integrated circuits) are used in various types of Russian weapons, including the Iskander-M missile system, the Pantsir-S1 anti-aircraft missile and gun system, and airborne missiles. There has been no official confirmation of this information.

Russian Telegram channels report a missile strike on the Proton plant in Oryol, Russia. The plant is part of the Russia's military-industrial complex. The components it produces (such as diode modules and integrated circuits) are used in various types of Russian weapons, including the Iskander-M missile system, the Pantsir-S1 anti-aircraft missile and gun system, and airborne missiles. There has been no official confirmation of this information.

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St Petersburg oil terminal and Vkontakte data center on fire after a massive drone attack on Russia's Leningrad region.

St Petersburg oil terminal and Vkontakte data center on fire after a massive drone attack on Russia's Leningrad region.

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[Q]: President Zelenskyy said these new Russian strikes overnight are proof that nothing's changed with Putin, that he doesn't want peace. How do you see it? [President Trump]: Well, we'll see how it works out. It's been happening a lot.

[Q]: President Zelenskyy said these new Russian strikes overnight are proof that nothing's changed with Putin, that he doesn't want peace. How do you see it? [President Trump]: Well, we'll see how it works out. It's been happening a lot.

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Russian missiles are attacking Kyiv. Trump thanks Putin for the deal. Buying Russian diesel will not solve the US fuel problems. It is at most a short-term psychological tactic aimed at easing gas station prices ahead of the elections. The main beneficiary of this deal is Russia. Putin has secured the official lifting of sanctions on petroleum products for six months, an inflow of foreign currency revenue while the ruble is weakening, and a rise in the share prices of Russian oil companies (Rosneft, Lukoil, Tatneft). For Ukraine, strikes on Russian oil refineries are the most effective tool for weakening the Kremlin’s war machine. Will Ukraine die in silence, with our hands tied? No.

Russian missiles are attacking Kyiv. Trump thanks Putin for the deal. Buying Russian diesel will not solve the US fuel problems. It is at most a short-term psychological tactic aimed at easing gas station prices ahead of the elections. The main beneficiary of this deal is Russia. Putin has secured the official lifting of sanctions on petroleum products for six months, an inflow of foreign currency revenue while the ruble is weakening, and a rise in the share prices of Russian oil companies (Rosneft, Lukoil, Tatneft). For Ukraine, strikes on Russian oil refineries are the most effective tool for weakening the Kremlin’s war machine. Will Ukraine die in silence, with our hands tied? No.

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Italy's Defense Minister Guido Crosetto: Russia attacked Ukraine, it attacked Crimea, Georgia, if we want to go further back, Afghanistan. So in the Russian mentality, there is the idea of attacking in order to occupy. Most of the Russian budget goes toward investments in weapons or the military. They will reach 1.5 million military personnel. So if the war ended tomorrow, what would Putin do with 1.5 million soldiers? He himself would face internal problems if he stopped the war tomorrow morning. And this gives me the impression, since he continues to accelerate, that he would not want to stop in Ukraine. This is Europe's concern, especially the concern of the Eastern European countries closest to Russia. And that is why, as Europe and NATO, we are preparing - Guido Crosetto

Italy's Defense Minister Guido Crosetto: Russia attacked Ukraine, it attacked Crimea, Georgia, if we want to go further back, Afghanistan. So in the Russian mentality, there is the idea of attacking in order to occupy. Most of the Russian budget goes toward investments in weapons or the military. They will reach 1.5 million military personnel. So if the war ended tomorrow, what would Putin do with 1.5 million soldiers? He himself would face internal problems if he stopped the war tomorrow morning. And this gives me the impression, since he continues to accelerate, that he would not want to stop in Ukraine. This is Europe's concern, especially the concern of the Eastern European countries closest to Russia. And that is why, as Europe and NATO, we are preparing - Guido Crosetto

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A massive attack on Moscow and Moscow region. An oil refinery in Kapotnya and a warehouse complex in Sofyino were struck. The refinery can process around 11 million tonnes of oil a year and supplies a significant share of Moscow’s fuel market.

A massive attack on Moscow and Moscow region. An oil refinery in Kapotnya and a warehouse complex in Sofyino were struck. The refinery can process around 11 million tonnes of oil a year and supplies a significant share of Moscow’s fuel market.

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For the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague: Russian propagandist Solovyev says that Russia’s goal is to kill all residents of Ukrainian cities: "And to those Kyiv residents who are still there, I repeat for the hundredth time: leave the city. You are doomed. To the residents of Odesa and Mykolaiv: you’ve had your laugh. When people ask, 'Do we really have to think about them at all?' Yes. We are thinking about where to bury all of you." Calls for the mass murder of civilians are classified under international law and national legislation as among the gravest international crimes and criminal offenses and may fall under several key categories: • direct and public incitement to genocide; • instigation of war crimes and crimes against humanity; • war propaganda and incitement to hatred.

For the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague: Russian propagandist Solovyev says that Russia’s goal is to kill all residents of Ukrainian cities: "And to those Kyiv residents who are still there, I repeat for the hundredth time: leave the city. You are doomed. To the residents of Odesa and Mykolaiv: you’ve had your laugh. When people ask, 'Do we really have to think about them at all?' Yes. We are thinking about where to bury all of you." Calls for the mass murder of civilians are classified under international law and national legislation as among the gravest international crimes and criminal offenses and may fall under several key categories: • direct and public incitement to genocide; • instigation of war crimes and crimes against humanity; • war propaganda and incitement to hatred.

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A new drone attack on the Moscow oil refinery in Kapotnya.

A new drone attack on the Moscow oil refinery in Kapotnya.

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A Russian Su-30SM military aircraft has crashed in Kaliningrad region, Russian media report. Both pilots managed to eject but have been hospitalized with injuries.

A Russian Su-30SM military aircraft has crashed in Kaliningrad region, Russian media report. Both pilots managed to eject but have been hospitalized with injuries.

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President Zelenskyy on Maduro: What can I say here? If this can be done to dictators, like that, then the United States of America know what they should do next.

President Zelenskyy on Maduro: What can I say here? If this can be done to dictators, like that, then the United States of America know what they should do next.

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President Zelenskyy: Ukraine never wanted this war, and we have welcomed literally EVERY attempt by our partners to bring it to a just and dignified end. We have responded positively to EVERY ceasefire proposal. Ballistic missiles, Shahed drones, and killings are Russia’s repeated response. Putin does not want to end this war - he does not even want to take any steps toward de-escalation. EVERY one of our partners has experienced this firsthand when Russia refused. It is crucial to call things by their proper names: call the aggressor an aggressor and help Ukraine protect lives. When supplies of missiles for Ukraine’s air defense are blocked while Russia receives sanctions relief or postponements, this unfortunately amounts to a denial of reality by our partners. The reality is that the war continues, and it continues solely because of Russian strikes and Russia’s desire to prolong it. Thank you to everyone who acknowledges reality and helps Ukraine! 📹: Kyiv this morning after a Russian ballistic missile strike

President Zelenskyy: Ukraine never wanted this war, and we have welcomed literally EVERY attempt by our partners to bring it to a just and dignified end. We have responded positively to EVERY ceasefire proposal. Ballistic missiles, Shahed drones, and killings are Russia’s repeated response. Putin does not want to end this war - he does not even want to take any steps toward de-escalation. EVERY one of our partners has experienced this firsthand when Russia refused. It is crucial to call things by their proper names: call the aggressor an aggressor and help Ukraine protect lives. When supplies of missiles for Ukraine’s air defense are blocked while Russia receives sanctions relief or postponements, this unfortunately amounts to a denial of reality by our partners. The reality is that the war continues, and it continues solely because of Russian strikes and Russia’s desire to prolong it. Thank you to everyone who acknowledges reality and helps Ukraine! 📹: Kyiv this morning after a Russian ballistic missile strike

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For the second day in a row, everyone has been laughing at this video. Yesterday, Putin, dressed in military uniform, allegedly made a rare visit to the front line, to one of the auxiliary command posts. In reality, it was a film set inside a bunker. As we can see, they have a lot of props in that bunker: 😅 A camouflage net was hung inside the building. 😅 The flooring, lighting, and acoustics all look like those of a studio. I wonder how many times they rehearsed it?

For the second day in a row, everyone has been laughing at this video. Yesterday, Putin, dressed in military uniform, allegedly made a rare visit to the front line, to one of the auxiliary command posts. In reality, it was a film set inside a bunker. As we can see, they have a lot of props in that bunker: 😅 A camouflage net was hung inside the building. 😅 The flooring, lighting, and acoustics all look like those of a studio. I wonder how many times they rehearsed it?

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The Ukrainian and Russian armies are increasingly fighting underground, using old Soviet-era pipelines, The Wall Street Journal reports. "Despite the danger and the pervasive sense of claustrophobia, Ukrainian soldiers told their officers that they often prefer these underground battles to fighting on the surface, where drones pose a constant threat," the article states. According to Ukrainian military personnel, Russia is preparing entire units specializing in underground combat. Russian forces use underground pipes to covertly travel several kilometers, emerge behind Ukrainian Armed Forces lines, and launch drones from there. Initially, Ukrainian forces tried to destroy the pipe exits with artillery and airstrikes, but the Russians simply cut new openings. The Ukrainian troops then began waging a full-scale war underground. Inside the pipes, which are approximately 1.2 meters in diameter, Russian forces have set up machine-gun positions, sandbag barricades, and even living quarters where soldiers have spent months. The Ukrainians send in ground drones equipped with explosives and remotely operated machine guns. The WSJ notes that similar fighting could spread to other sections of the front line, and that Soviet-era pipeline networks extend toward Poland and the Baltic states as well. 📹: Khartiia Brigade

The Ukrainian and Russian armies are increasingly fighting underground, using old Soviet-era pipelines, The Wall Street Journal reports. "Despite the danger and the pervasive sense of claustrophobia, Ukrainian soldiers told their officers that they often prefer these underground battles to fighting on the surface, where drones pose a constant threat," the article states. According to Ukrainian military personnel, Russia is preparing entire units specializing in underground combat. Russian forces use underground pipes to covertly travel several kilometers, emerge behind Ukrainian Armed Forces lines, and launch drones from there. Initially, Ukrainian forces tried to destroy the pipe exits with artillery and airstrikes, but the Russians simply cut new openings. The Ukrainian troops then began waging a full-scale war underground. Inside the pipes, which are approximately 1.2 meters in diameter, Russian forces have set up machine-gun positions, sandbag barricades, and even living quarters where soldiers have spent months. The Ukrainians send in ground drones equipped with explosives and remotely operated machine guns. The WSJ notes that similar fighting could spread to other sections of the front line, and that Soviet-era pipeline networks extend toward Poland and the Baltic states as well. 📹: Khartiia Brigade

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Maduro declares a state of emergency and calls for mobilization, according to Venezuela’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Russia’s war has opened Pandora’s box. Conflicts are now waged through military means. A struggle for control over Venezuelan oil is underway. Will strikes on Venezuela affect Russia’s shadow fleet? Undoubtedly. "Venezuelan oil" plays a major role for the so-called shadow fleet. At one point, Rosneft (Sechin) invested large sums in Venezuela’s oil sector. In fact, the shadow transfer of part of the oil industry to the Russians was the price paid for preserving Maduro’s regime. Today, Russians mix Russian oil with Venezuelan oil, which is also sold through the shadow fleet, and market it as oil from third countries. If Trump succeeds in a rapid change of the Maduro regime, it will not stop but will complicate the operations of Russia’s shadow fleet. Everyone also remembers, after the defeats in Syria and Iran, that Russia does not really help its "partners." The only thing it can offer is asylum for those fleeing.

Maduro declares a state of emergency and calls for mobilization, according to Venezuela’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Russia’s war has opened Pandora’s box. Conflicts are now waged through military means. A struggle for control over Venezuelan oil is underway. Will strikes on Venezuela affect Russia’s shadow fleet? Undoubtedly. "Venezuelan oil" plays a major role for the so-called shadow fleet. At one point, Rosneft (Sechin) invested large sums in Venezuela’s oil sector. In fact, the shadow transfer of part of the oil industry to the Russians was the price paid for preserving Maduro’s regime. Today, Russians mix Russian oil with Venezuelan oil, which is also sold through the shadow fleet, and market it as oil from third countries. If Trump succeeds in a rapid change of the Maduro regime, it will not stop but will complicate the operations of Russia’s shadow fleet. Everyone also remembers, after the defeats in Syria and Iran, that Russia does not really help its "partners." The only thing it can offer is asylum for those fleeing.

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Putin's envoy Dmitriev gives a handshake and thanks to Stephen Hubbard, a retired teacher who was illegally imprisoned by Russian troops during the Russian occupation of Izium, Kharkiv region.

Putin's envoy Dmitriev gives a handshake and thanks to Stephen Hubbard, a retired teacher who was illegally imprisoned by Russian troops during the Russian occupation of Izium, Kharkiv region.

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This used to be something from a sci-fi movie but now it's reality! A Ukrainian Sargan 3000 sea drone destroyed a Russian drone with a Sting interceptor drone. Ukraine has to adapt and innovate quickly to be able to defend ourselves from Russia.

This used to be something from a sci-fi movie but now it's reality! A Ukrainian Sargan 3000 sea drone destroyed a Russian drone with a Sting interceptor drone. Ukraine has to adapt and innovate quickly to be able to defend ourselves from Russia.

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⚡️ Putin said the Poles forced Hitler to attack them in 1939. Hitler just wanted to "realize his plans" and Poland was "uncooperative" and "forced" Hitler to attack and start World War II, Putin said. So, 1939, late August. Hitler: Poland, we want to annex you, agree! Poland: We don't agree, we are a sovereign state and will remain so. Hitler: You force me to conquer you by force. I declare war against you. God knows, it's your fault! And Putin says: Hitler had no choice but to start with Poland. What do you think of this interview, dear Polish followers?

⚡️ Putin said the Poles forced Hitler to attack them in 1939. Hitler just wanted to "realize his plans" and Poland was "uncooperative" and "forced" Hitler to attack and start World War II, Putin said. So, 1939, late August. Hitler: Poland, we want to annex you, agree! Poland: We don't agree, we are a sovereign state and will remain so. Hitler: You force me to conquer you by force. I declare war against you. God knows, it's your fault! And Putin says: Hitler had no choice but to start with Poland. What do you think of this interview, dear Polish followers?

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These four Ukrainian Warriors from the 65th Mechanized Brigade spent 320 days defending a frontline position in the Orikhiv sector of Zaporizhzhia region. Now, they've finally made it back from the front line. To reach the evacuation point, the Defenders covered about 18 km on foot over three days, through rain and fog, under the constant threat of Russian drones. They were then transported by armored vehicle to a location where their brothers-in-arms and medics were waiting. The group was led by Ukrainian Defender Vitalii, call sign "Cheburashka." All four made it out alive. Previous rotation attempts had been thwarted by Russian drones and artillery. According to the brigade, one replacement group was killed before reaching the position, while others were wounded and had to turn back. 📹: 65th Mechanized Brigade
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These four Ukrainian Warriors from the 65th Mechanized Brigade spent 320 days defending a frontline position in the Orikhiv sector of Zaporizhzhia region. Now, they've finally made it back from the front line. To reach the evacuation point, the Defenders covered about 18 km on foot over three days, through rain and fog, under the constant threat of Russian drones. They were then transported by armored vehicle to a location where their brothers-in-arms and medics were waiting. The group was led by Ukrainian Defender Vitalii, call sign "Cheburashka." All four made it out alive. Previous rotation attempts had been thwarted by Russian drones and artillery. According to the brigade, one replacement group was killed before reaching the position, while others were wounded and had to turn back. 📹: 65th Mechanized Brigade

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Russian oligarch Malofeev: I believe that Putin is not right that he's not using our nuclear weapon now. British journalist Piers Morgan interviewed Russian "Orthodox oligarch" Malofeev. He asked him to name one critical thing about Putin. Malofeev: I believe that Putin is not right that he's not using our nuclear weapon now. Piers Morgan: You want him to use nuclear weapons now? Malofeev: Yes. For this war to come to an end. To stop killing. Piers Morgan: So your main criticism of your president is he's not nuking everybody. Wow.
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Russian oligarch Malofeev: I believe that Putin is not right that he's not using our nuclear weapon now. British journalist Piers Morgan interviewed Russian "Orthodox oligarch" Malofeev. He asked him to name one critical thing about Putin. Malofeev: I believe that Putin is not right that he's not using our nuclear weapon now. Piers Morgan: You want him to use nuclear weapons now? Malofeev: Yes. For this war to come to an end. To stop killing. Piers Morgan: So your main criticism of your president is he's not nuking everybody. Wow.

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258,909 views • 2 days ago

Russian propagandist Solovyev offers Trump to unite and attack Europe. In exchange, he promises Trump a Peace Prize and Greenland. He suggests leaving the energy market to Russia. "Let's divide Europe like brothers," Putin says through Solovyev's mouth.
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Russian propagandist Solovyev offers Trump to unite and attack Europe. In exchange, he promises Trump a Peace Prize and Greenland. He suggests leaving the energy market to Russia. "Let's divide Europe like brothers," Putin says through Solovyev's mouth.

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Reportedly, this is the situation near the Kremlin during a drone attack. Drone shooters and Pantsir systems everywhere.
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Reportedly, this is the situation near the Kremlin during a drone attack. Drone shooters and Pantsir systems everywhere.

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44,145 views • 12 hours ago

A Ukrainian boy comforts his mom, Svitlana, during a Russian drone attack: "Mom, listen to the sounds of nature instead of all this horror. Just enjoy nature and listen to what the trees are telling you." "My heart is breaking. I'm supposed to be the one comforting him, but he's stronger than I am," Svitlana wrote. 📹: chykanova_coach / Threads
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A Ukrainian boy comforts his mom, Svitlana, during a Russian drone attack: "Mom, listen to the sounds of nature instead of all this horror. Just enjoy nature and listen to what the trees are telling you." "My heart is breaking. I'm supposed to be the one comforting him, but he's stronger than I am," Svitlana wrote. 📹: chykanova_coach / Threads

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President Zelenskyy’s comment on US Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s remarks that the war in Ukraine is at a "strategic stalemate" and that there are now "no prospects for a negotiated settlement": "You cannot negotiate future economic projects with Russians on the one hand and, on the other, claim that we are in some kind of diplomatic stalemate. We are not in a diplomatic stalemate. Shut down Russia’s entire economy. Shut Russia's mouth. Stop feeding them through your sales. Impose sanctions on their weapons. Open Starlink for Ukraine. You opened it when responding to Iran, after all. Everything worked there. Israel completely controlled the skies over Iran. So when you need it to work, it works. It costs them nothing to help Ukraine. And I said quite frankly: help us protect our skies and gain dominance there. Then Putin will sit down at the negotiating table. Why? Because he will lose everything. In two or three months, he will lose everything. And instead, we are waiting for the Chinese to develop an equivalent and hand it over to Russians. This is not a stalemate - this is called a lack of will."
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President Zelenskyy’s comment on US Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s remarks that the war in Ukraine is at a "strategic stalemate" and that there are now "no prospects for a negotiated settlement": "You cannot negotiate future economic projects with Russians on the one hand and, on the other, claim that we are in some kind of diplomatic stalemate. We are not in a diplomatic stalemate. Shut down Russia’s entire economy. Shut Russia's mouth. Stop feeding them through your sales. Impose sanctions on their weapons. Open Starlink for Ukraine. You opened it when responding to Iran, after all. Everything worked there. Israel completely controlled the skies over Iran. So when you need it to work, it works. It costs them nothing to help Ukraine. And I said quite frankly: help us protect our skies and gain dominance there. Then Putin will sit down at the negotiating table. Why? Because he will lose everything. In two or three months, he will lose everything. And instead, we are waiting for the Chinese to develop an equivalent and hand it over to Russians. This is not a stalemate - this is called a lack of will."

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782,365 views • 15 days ago

Yesterday, we all saw the video of Kostiantyn Vlasenko, a Ukrainian Defender from the 30th Brigade, being evacuated by drone from a position on the left bank of the Oskil River in the Kupiansk sector, Kharkiv region. I was deeply impacted by the video and his interview. After being seriously wounded in February, Kostiantyn lost one leg. Several months later, when gangrene set in, he had to amputate his other leg himself. Throughout all of this, he continued to hold the position alone. Several attempts to evacuate him by land had failed, so different units of Ukraine's Defense Forces came together to rescue Kostiantyn. I'm speechless.
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Yesterday, we all saw the video of Kostiantyn Vlasenko, a Ukrainian Defender from the 30th Brigade, being evacuated by drone from a position on the left bank of the Oskil River in the Kupiansk sector, Kharkiv region. I was deeply impacted by the video and his interview. After being seriously wounded in February, Kostiantyn lost one leg. Several months later, when gangrene set in, he had to amputate his other leg himself. Throughout all of this, he continued to hold the position alone. Several attempts to evacuate him by land had failed, so different units of Ukraine's Defense Forces came together to rescue Kostiantyn. I'm speechless.

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St Petersburg oil terminal and Vkontakte data center on fire after a massive drone attack on Russia's Leningrad region.
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St Petersburg oil terminal and Vkontakte data center on fire after a massive drone attack on Russia's Leningrad region.

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212,241 views • 5 days ago

"He doesn’t understand the people. He is a true Soviet KGB officer. A bit of an antisemite, a bit of a fascist. Not very intelligent. And he does not understand that people have rights. He is a president who simply doesn’t give a damn about his own citizens." - This is how journalist Anna Politkovskaya described Putin. Anna Politkovskaya was killed in Moscow 20 years ago, on Putin’s birthday. Twenty years after her murder, the EU once again called for all those responsible to be identified and brought to justice. Six people were convicted in Russia for their involvement in the crime, but those who ordered the killing have still not been found. 📹: BBC
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"He doesn’t understand the people. He is a true Soviet KGB officer. A bit of an antisemite, a bit of a fascist. Not very intelligent. And he does not understand that people have rights. He is a president who simply doesn’t give a damn about his own citizens." - This is how journalist Anna Politkovskaya described Putin. Anna Politkovskaya was killed in Moscow 20 years ago, on Putin’s birthday. Twenty years after her murder, the EU once again called for all those responsible to be identified and brought to justice. Six people were convicted in Russia for their involvement in the crime, but those who ordered the killing have still not been found. 📹: BBC

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571,114 views • 16 days ago

An epic combat operation by CODE 9.2. A tank and a Bradley infantry fighting vehicle, both equipped with specially designed anti-drone protection, advanced to the front line and fired directly at Russian forward positions. Reconnaissance and attack drones provided cover for the armored vehicles. A CODE 9.2 FPV drone intercepted and destroyed a Russian FPV drone approaching the tank to strike it. Vampire drones also covered the armored vehicles from the air. All goals set by the commander of the 475th Separate Assault Regiment, Hero of Ukraine Oleksandr Nastenko, callsign "Flint," were achieved.
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An epic combat operation by CODE 9.2. A tank and a Bradley infantry fighting vehicle, both equipped with specially designed anti-drone protection, advanced to the front line and fired directly at Russian forward positions. Reconnaissance and attack drones provided cover for the armored vehicles. A CODE 9.2 FPV drone intercepted and destroyed a Russian FPV drone approaching the tank to strike it. Vampire drones also covered the armored vehicles from the air. All goals set by the commander of the 475th Separate Assault Regiment, Hero of Ukraine Oleksandr Nastenko, callsign "Flint," were achieved.

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389,970 views • 12 days ago

This Defender has spent FIFTY MONTHS in Russian captivity. He says the chances of survival there were slim and many died. He looks emaciated... None of the letters from their families reached our Warriors in Russian captivity. 📹️️️️️️: army. media. ua/Instagram
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This Defender has spent FIFTY MONTHS in Russian captivity. He says the chances of survival there were slim and many died. He looks emaciated... None of the letters from their families reached our Warriors in Russian captivity. 📹️️️️️️: army. media. ua/Instagram

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22,964 views • 13 hours ago

Yandex is Russia's leading IT giant; its cloud infrastructure supports not only the civilian sector but also business systems and government agencies, meaning the consequences of the attacks on it are systemic: Damage to data centers caused disruptions to over 80 of the company's services (including Yandex Go, Yandex Taxi, Yandex Music, Yandex Pay, and Yandex Pro). Since the Yandex Cloud platform provides computing power to third-party companies, the infrastructure of many major Russian enterprises also went down. Transport collapse: Taxi and courier delivery operations were completely blocked in many Russian cities (drivers lost access to navigation and their accounts). Paralysis of retail and banking: Systems belonging to major marketplaces (Wildberries, Ozon) and large retail chains (Pyaterochka, Lenta, Magnit) were affected, as were the services of leading banks (T-Bank, Alfa-Bank) and the Russian Railways (RZD) website. Issues with government services: Access problems were reported on the "Gosuslugi" portal and the websites of several Russian media outlets. Incidentally, there are reports that the number of Russian bots on social media has dropped significantly.
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Yandex is Russia's leading IT giant; its cloud infrastructure supports not only the civilian sector but also business systems and government agencies, meaning the consequences of the attacks on it are systemic: Damage to data centers caused disruptions to over 80 of the company's services (including Yandex Go, Yandex Taxi, Yandex Music, Yandex Pay, and Yandex Pro). Since the Yandex Cloud platform provides computing power to third-party companies, the infrastructure of many major Russian enterprises also went down. Transport collapse: Taxi and courier delivery operations were completely blocked in many Russian cities (drivers lost access to navigation and their accounts). Paralysis of retail and banking: Systems belonging to major marketplaces (Wildberries, Ozon) and large retail chains (Pyaterochka, Lenta, Magnit) were affected, as were the services of leading banks (T-Bank, Alfa-Bank) and the Russian Railways (RZD) website. Issues with government services: Access problems were reported on the "Gosuslugi" portal and the websites of several Russian media outlets. Incidentally, there are reports that the number of Russian bots on social media has dropped significantly.

Anton Gerashchenko

302,567 views • 12 days ago

A massive attack on Moscow and Moscow region. An oil refinery in Kapotnya and a warehouse complex in Sofyino were struck. The refinery can process around 11 million tonnes of oil a year and supplies a significant share of Moscow’s fuel market.
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A massive attack on Moscow and Moscow region. An oil refinery in Kapotnya and a warehouse complex in Sofyino were struck. The refinery can process around 11 million tonnes of oil a year and supplies a significant share of Moscow’s fuel market.

Anton Gerashchenko

893,015 views • 1 month ago

[Q]: You called Ukraine a disgrace for attacking Russia. You want Zelensky out. Have you forgotten that President Putin just started the war? [President Trump]: Well, I know the details, okay? And at some point I'll release the details. But I don't care anything except for one. I want that war ended.. And I think the two leaders, I deal with both of them, I think they want that war ended too. And I think it's going to end. Comment from me: there is indeed one leader who wants this war to end - President Zelenskyy. Putin just gave a speech where he and his military promised more attacks on Ukraine.
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[Q]: You called Ukraine a disgrace for attacking Russia. You want Zelensky out. Have you forgotten that President Putin just started the war? [President Trump]: Well, I know the details, okay? And at some point I'll release the details. But I don't care anything except for one. I want that war ended.. And I think the two leaders, I deal with both of them, I think they want that war ended too. And I think it's going to end. Comment from me: there is indeed one leader who wants this war to end - President Zelenskyy. Putin just gave a speech where he and his military promised more attacks on Ukraine.

Anton Gerashchenko

161,239 views • 7 days ago

A massive Russian ballistic missile attack on Kyiv in several waves. Throughout last night, Russia terrorized the city and its residents with repeated strikes. One person was killed and 22 more were injured, including four children. Russian strikes damaged energy infrastructure, an ambulance station, a monastery, a hypermarket, a shopping mall, a medical facility, metro infrastructure on a bridge, office buildings, a restaurant complex, an auto repair shop, a university, private homes, apartment buildings, and transport infrastructure. 📹: The devastating aftermath of Russian attacks on Kyiv last night / Yan Dobronosov / Radio Liberty / TSN / Suspilne
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A massive Russian ballistic missile attack on Kyiv in several waves. Throughout last night, Russia terrorized the city and its residents with repeated strikes. One person was killed and 22 more were injured, including four children. Russian strikes damaged energy infrastructure, an ambulance station, a monastery, a hypermarket, a shopping mall, a medical facility, metro infrastructure on a bridge, office buildings, a restaurant complex, an auto repair shop, a university, private homes, apartment buildings, and transport infrastructure. 📹: The devastating aftermath of Russian attacks on Kyiv last night / Yan Dobronosov / Radio Liberty / TSN / Suspilne

Anton Gerashchenko

40,234 views • 1 day ago

A Yandex data center in Russia’s Vladimir region was attacked last night. Russians are complaining about widespread disruptions to Yandex services. The company reported that the data center has completely ceased operations.
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A Yandex data center in Russia’s Vladimir region was attacked last night. Russians are complaining about widespread disruptions to Yandex services. The company reported that the data center has completely ceased operations.

Anton Gerashchenko

254,325 views • 12 days ago

The Comoros-flagged merchant ship Khoryv sank in the Black Sea off the coast of Romania this morning. Preliminary reports suggest the vessel may have been sunk by a drone attack. There were 13 crew members on board - 10 Ukrainian nationals and three Azerbaijani nationals, according to the Romanian Naval Authority. So far, rescue teams have pulled nine people alive from the water and recovered one body. The search and rescue operation is ongoing.
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The Comoros-flagged merchant ship Khoryv sank in the Black Sea off the coast of Romania this morning. Preliminary reports suggest the vessel may have been sunk by a drone attack. There were 13 crew members on board - 10 Ukrainian nationals and three Azerbaijani nationals, according to the Romanian Naval Authority. So far, rescue teams have pulled nine people alive from the water and recovered one body. The search and rescue operation is ongoing.

Anton Gerashchenko

20,947 views • 16 hours ago

Putin has arrived at Red Square. A massive security presence. It looks like there are almost as many guards as guests. Putin is afraid of his own people - that’s good.
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Putin has arrived at Red Square. A massive security presence. It looks like there are almost as many guards as guests. Putin is afraid of his own people - that’s good.

Anton Gerashchenko

4,015,717 views • 5 months ago

The moment a storage tank at the Moscow oil refinery was hit: the blast blew the tank's lid off.
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The moment a storage tank at the Moscow oil refinery was hit: the blast blew the tank's lid off.

Anton Gerashchenko

2,933,067 views • 4 months ago

President Zelenskyy: If Ukraine gives up Sloviansk, Kramatorsk Druzhkivka, that will open up Dnipropetrovsk region to Russian troops. "It's very dangerous, and this is the heavily reinforced defense of our nation right here."
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President Zelenskyy: If Ukraine gives up Sloviansk, Kramatorsk Druzhkivka, that will open up Dnipropetrovsk region to Russian troops. "It's very dangerous, and this is the heavily reinforced defense of our nation right here."

Anton Gerashchenko

33,989 views • 1 day ago