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@storagereview @Ubiquiti @Seagate WHY IS UBIQUITI SUPPORTING RUSSIAN TERROR?

20 «азовців» повернулися сьогодні додому З них 19 — оборонці Маріуполя, повідомив командир Першого корпусу НГУ «Азов» Денис Прокопенко.

Can someone please explain why Sebastian Gorka, a Hungarian and Russian asset who worked with Putin's oligarchs, is in charge of counter-terrorism for the Trump administration?

The New York Times front page article today: Russia Keeps Attacking U.S. Firms in Ukraine. The White House Is Silent. The article includes quotes from me. “Andy Hunder, the head of the American Chamber of Commerce in Ukraine, called on Mr. Trump “to stand with American business in Ukraine” and “show Putin that the United States protects its own.” Full article below

Serhiy Kernytskyi spent 346 days on a frontline position near Chasiv Yar. During that time, he killed 23 Russian soldiers and captured 6 more alive. He deliberately let Russian troops come within 20 meters before opening fire — just to make sure he would not miss in close combat. The 24th Mechanized Brigade has nominated him for the title Hero of Ukraine. Throughout the entire year, Kernytskyi kept a video diary on an ordinary phone. He filmed assaults, trophies, and daily life on the position. There was almost no communication, but somehow the phone kept working. He charged it using batteries from captured Russian SPG grenade launchers. Hundreds of short videos survived: burning dugouts after Molotov attacks, captured rifles lined up in rows, ribs frying on a stove, fish soup boiling in a battered pot. Before the war he worked construction jobs in Khmelnytskyi region. He was mobilized on November 3, 2024. He thought he would spend three months at the position. Then maybe another six. It turned into almost a full year. Whenever he asked why they were not being rotated out, the answer was always the same: “There are no men left to send.” The position itself was a tiny dugout, three by four meters, near Chasiv Yar. Later it was unofficially named “Kernytskyi’s Position” in his honor. On the very first day, one of his comrades was killed when an artillery shell tore through the roof, leaving a hole nearly five feet wide. Kernytskyi’s close-combat tactic was brutal and simple: let the Russians come as close as possible, hit them with grenades, then finish the fight at point-blank range. Shooting blindly through bushes made no sense to him. “To make sure I don’t miss,” he said. “To know for certain I will take him down.” During winter he stood watch for two hours at a time because after the third hour his hands froze so badly he could no longer reload his rifle. He reinforced the dugout with dirt bags and captured body armor to stop shrapnel from flying inside. He hid the stove pipe far through the thorn bushes and covered it with branches so drones would not spot smoke from the air. He stopped asking commanders for ammunition, grenades, or even food. Everything came from dead Russian soldiers. Over time he collected 12 captured AK-12 rifles, body armor, a laser sight, rations, and cigarettes. By the end of January 2026, Kernytskyi was alone on the position. One comrade was killed by an FPV drone. Another — after nearly a year beside him — died from shrapnel that severed an artery. “In the morning we laugh together,” Kernytskyi said. “By evening they are already the heavenly guard. May the earth rest lightly on him.” When drones spotted a group of eight Russians moving to overrun the position, Serhiy burned all the sleeping bags, dismantled the captured rifles, and threw the firing pins far into the field so nothing useful would remain for the enemy. Then he slipped away alone into the darkness, moving like a turtle because his legs barely worked after repeated concussions. He could not evacuate the bodies of his fallen comrades. One he covered partially with dirt. The other remained inside the dugout. “I cannot forgive myself for that,” he said. “How do I explain it to their families? How do I look them in the eyes? It’s terrifying.” Now he is in a hospital. His legs no longer function properly after endless blast concussions and nearly a year on the frontline position. He says he never thought about awards and never expected one. “I just wanted to stay alive and see my family again. So my family could see me again. That was all I had left.”

6 years ago, my Ukrainian Marine journey began, before the Blue Beret, the full-scale invasion, and the Russian genocide. Good times @cossackgundi Semper Fi. 🇺🇦

They’re literally helping Russia on purpose

While the UN tries to avoid to point at the obvious culprit of the strike against their convoy in Kherson, Ukraine, Russians released FPV footage of that particular strike, making absolutely clear this wasn’t some kind of accident, but a deliberate terrorist strike, which civilians in Kherson have to endure on a daily base.

🛻 1,000 trucks delivered to Ukraine by the fellas! Thanks to everyone! 🙏

Lol having your "truck" towed out by a minivan is somehow deeply symbolic.

💊 Lavrov calling President Zelenskyy a “Führer” and Germany a supporter of Nazism is the Kremlin’s cheapest propaganda reflex. Russia bombs Ukrainian cities, kills children, abducts civilians, and then tries to cosplay as an anti-fascist power. The country committing imperial war crimes in Europe has no moral right to lecture anyone about history.

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Ukraine has destroyed the only known Beriev Be-200PS amphibian search and rescue airplane in russian service! 🇺🇦🫡

Russian Beriev Be-200 amphibious aircraft was destroyed at the Yeysk airbase in Russia as a result of a drone strike. The Beriev Be-200 is the world’s only operational serial-produced jet-powered amphibious aircraft. Only a very limited number of Be-200 aircraft were ever produced, making any loss especially significant.

Hey Fellas, i got the information that our Fella friend @Gunslinga_Fella is currently at the hospital and in serious condition. So lets wish him all the best and share some love for him🫶🏻🙁

Fellas, This account @Valya_Kyiv is run by a Ukrainian woman struggling to make her voice heard. Please help amplify her voice on X by following her and retweeting/liking her posts. Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦

PAYBACK: This is (was) Dmitriy Issayev, who participated in the massacre of civilians and children in Bucha. In the early hours of May 7, 2026, Issayev was shot in the Courtyard of an apartment building on Bolotnikov Street in Kaluga, Russia. He later died.

Good morning sunshines 🌞 Enjoy your ☕ and let's Go 🤩🤙 Ryazan, Russia ❗ 1/🛢️💥 One of Russia’s largest oil refineries in Ryazan is on fire after a drone attack on May 15. Residents reported multiple explosions, while black smoke and “black rain” covered the city. The refinery, owned by PJSC Rosneft, processes around 17 million tons of oil annually, producing gasoline, diesel, kerosene, and other petroleum products. In addition two residential buildings were also damaged during electronic warfare operations, and casualties have been reported.

10/ The deeper problem for Moscow is geography. Russia is too large to fully shield. Every air defense system moved toward Moscow leaves another area exposed. Every system sent to Crimea weakens defenses elsewhere. x.com/wartranslated/…

7/ At first, many Ukrainian drone attacks failed. Then they started getting through. “Nearly all Ukrainian attacks failed, then gradually over time they became more successful,” @AndrewPerpetua said. Ukraine’s adaptation cycle kept getting faster.