SAVEUKRAINE 🇺🇦

Every day, dozens of men try to flee Ukraine rather than be turned into cannon fodder. War propaganda brand them criminals, draft dodgers, traitors, “useful idiots.” Some even go further, denying them the right to be called men at all. And yet these men are stripped of something far more fundamental: the basic right to choose not to be sacrificed in a war they did not choose. They are being denied what neither Zelenskyy nor EU politicians ever granted them in the first place—and therefore have no moral right to take away: the Right to Life. Who, exactly, is standing up for these men? Why are they invisible in the grand rhetoric about “freedom and democracy” that Europe claims to defend in Ukraine’s war?

Ukrainian elite in Monaco. Kyiv Mayor @Vitaliy_Klychko son debuted for a Monaco club owned by Russian oligarch Fedorichev. At the same time ordinary Ukrainians are being kidnapped to the front lines. Any links to Russia can result in up to 15 years in prison. Klitschko faces accusations of billion-dollar corruption, human trafficking and drug trade, yet lives luxuriously in Ukraine while his family remains safely in Monaco. And still besties with russian oligarchs. Ukrainian elite is ready to destroy Ukraine and the world itself to keep their families in Monaco. Who can stop them?

While Latvia stands firmly and unconditionally with Ukraine in the war, it has not halted trade with Russia: in 2025, Latvian exports to Russia still reached over €962 million, with roughly half coming from alcohol (especially whisky). Russia ranked as Latvia’s 6th largest export partner, and the volume has only dropped about 19-20% since the pre-war peak of nearly €1.2 billion in 2021. Despite strong rhetorical support for Ukraine, only 36% of Latvians back a full trade ban with Russia and Belarus, while the government argues that much of the flow is “transit” from other EU countries — and a unilateral ban on items like alcohol would simply reroute through neighbors with little real impact on Moscow.

@heraskevych 🤡

Наш козак! На цих чудових стрічках ми зростали — велика кількість неймовірних фільмів, які формували нас, дарували посмішки та підтримували у важкі моменти. На змагальному тижні Олімпійських ігор я також дивився фільм із паном Стіллером в одній з головних ролей. У ті дні, коли відбувався увесь хаос, пов’язаний зі скандалом, мені неймовірно приємно було побачити підтримку від цього легендарного актора, і я йому дуже вдячний за це. Але ще більш вдячний за солідарність з нашою країною, за підтримку людей, які постраждали від війни. Сьогодні мав честь вручити від себе частинку нашої української культури панові Стіллеру 🤝🏻 @BenStiller — Our Cossack! We grew up on these wonderful films — a great number of incredible movies that shaped us, brought smiles to our faces, and supported us in difficult moments. During the competition week of the Olympic Games, I also watched a film featuring Mr. Stiller in one of the lead roles. In those days, when all the chaos surrounding the scandal was unfolding, it meant the world to me to see support from this legendary actor, and I am deeply grateful to him for that. But I am even more grateful for his solidarity with our country, for his support of the people affected by the war. Today, I had the honor of personally presenting Mr. Stiller with a piece of our Ukrainian culture 🤝🏻 @BenStiller

Згоден на 💯, але що нам робити далі?

As Ukraine continues to endure a prolonged war, its society is reassessing global alliances: Ukrainians remain most positive toward the European Union, though support has slightly declined compared to 2024; views on NATO stay largely favorable but highly polarized (38% positive vs 37% negative); while the United Nations faces the toughest reputation, with only 23% positive assessments and 54% negative — reflecting deep disappointment in the effectiveness of global security mechanisms. Gradus poll

Volodymyr Zelenskyy is often compared to Winston Churchill. Few differences just missing. Winston Churchill fought in the Cuban War (1895), Malakand Campaign (1897), Sudan (1898), Boer War (1899-1900), and on the Western Front in WWI. He earned numerous campaign medals. Volodymyr Zelenskyy evaded military service four times when he was called up before he took office. What would Churchill say, what would he say...

⚡️BREAKING: The first obituary of a Ukrainian serviceman killed in the Middle East war has appeared? Anatolii Onishchuk. The official message states: “He was involved in training fighters from allied countries, sharing experience in the use of Ukrainian interceptor drones.” Just three days ago, Iran claimed it had struck a site in Dubai where 21 Ukrainian servicemen were present. Yet everything remains deliberately vague—because Zelensky’s government refuses to openly admit that 🇺🇦soldiers are dying in someone else's war, serving someone's interests.

Vinnytsia. A quick abduction.«Disabled soldier», very strong and energetic.

Жорстке затримання хлопця в Дніпрі представниками ТЦК Підписуйтеся на ЄвроМайдан. Тільки правда, і нічого крім правди t.me/+ITVh1Nv1FBVlM…

This is how Ukrainian men are hunted down at markets.

In Odesa, TRC officers kicked and beat a man they had detained, after which passersby stepped in and intervened in the conflict. The military enlistment officers opened fire, wounding one civilian in the leg. The man who had been beaten by the TRC officers was eventually dragged into the van anyway

In Odesa, draft officers took the only worker from a tire shop — he wasn’t even given time to close up Was that really not enough people for one guy?

None of the EU leaders are willing to send their soldiers to certain death — and yet Zelensky seems to be the only one who has no pity for his own people. Fine then — let him send the Azov brigades.

Lutsk. Evening parks aren't the safest place for civilians.

Kovel. Gaswagen…

Очередное похищение. Шакалы ебаные.

🇷🇺🇺🇦 A man at a Ukrainian TCC recruitment office secretly filmed a video of agents beating a recently mobilized man.

Draft officers pepper-sprayed a young man while he was sitting in his car in Odesa. He burst out of the vehicle and tried to run for his life, but they caught up with him. All of it unfolded to the outraged cries of passersby, who watched the scene in shock and anger.

Lviv. They work professionally. Every day they hone their kidnapping skills.