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🇫🇮🇺🇦 Finland will not demand that Ukraine stop or reduce strikes on the Russian oil sector after the downing of two drones, - Finnish Foreign Minister "Ukraine has the right to defend itself. We do not make any demands on Ukraine regarding what targets it seeks to influence within Russia."

I don’t usually say this, but today I’m just drained. Six air raid alerts in one day. Russia’s MiGs taking off every second hour, just enough to disrupt any normal life. This is why Ukrainians have come to hate the word “resilience.”

On this day four years ago, Ukrainian soldiers liberated the Kyiv suburb of Bucha from 33 days of Russian occupation. The Ukrainians will never forget the horrors left behind by the Russians. Residents tortured, raped and murdered by Russians lay on streets, sidewalks, in their yards, in their homes, basements, and in mass graves. Russians bring only destruction, humiliation, and death to other nations. The Bucha tragedy proved to the world that Russians have no limits. They won’t stop unless the entire free world stops them. Eternal memory to the victims. May God rest their souls. Slava Ukraini.

Bucha has come to symbolise the cruelty of Russia’s war. Of the civilians killed, many were shot at close range. Some with their hands tied behind their backs. Four years after these mass killings, we remember the victims. What happened here cannot be denied. The EU is committed to ensuring that these crimes do not go unpunished, including by supporting the Special Tribunal for the Crime of Aggression, alongside the Claims Commission. Russia must be held accountable for what it has done to Ukraine.

And all of that absolutely, 100%, totally illegal. No doubt the Environment Agency will be issuing a warrant for the arrest of the CEO and board first thing this morning.

Extremely powerful footage from the archives. A Ukrainian FPV operator spares the life of an unarmed Russian enemy who was abandoned to his fate by his comrades, instead dropping him water and a note on how to surrender. This is peak humanity.

There's one moment from the liberation of Bucha that will stay with me for the rest of my life. At the entrance to the city from the Irpin side, near the railway line, there's a very nice and cozy apartment complex, I once wanted to buy an unfinished flat there, but it was out of my price range. When we returned to Bucha alongside Ukrainian forces, that same complex had been badly hit. The Russians had positioned artillery in the courtyards nearby, so shell and fuse crates were scattered everywhere. Burnt, torn-off BMP tracks lay strewn around. In the parking lots, among mountains of debris and wreckage, Teslas burned to the ground. Nearby, rows of small buildings with little shops, cafes, bakeries, riddled with bullets, looted and torched. All around -- grayness, darkness, the feeling of an exhumed grave, as if you could feel with your very skin that something evil had happened here. And there, on the basketball court, a man was wandering aimlessly in silence. Just walking in circles, over and over again. He still couldn't come back to himself. All 33 days of the occupation he had hidden in a basement right there under those buildings, literally right under the Russians' noses, hiding so as not to end up among those who, as captured on camera, were marched in single file with their hands behind their heads and taken around a corner to be shot. But that guy was lucky. Several days had passed since the Russians left, and he was still walking there in circles, in silence. I tried to talk to him, to ask if he needed anything, and he raised his eyes to me and said: "Do you know why they hate us so much?" He started to sob, wiping away tears. "Do you know? Tell me, why, why, what did we do to them? Tell me." I think that evening I came home to Kyiv after a day in the field reporting on the atrocities in Bucha, and for the first time in a long time, I got drunk.

The faces of Ukrainian Warriors after defending their positions for months. 📷: 93rd Mechanized Brigade / 47th Mechanized Brigade / 57th Motorized Brigade / Serhii Tyshchenko / oleksandra_dobrovolska / NGU Military Unit 3045 / Oleksandr Tishaiev / libkos

🇺🇲 Americans, I say this because I love you, PLEASE dear god don't send your sons to go die for Trump. Everyone you see in this video will last about 5 minutes with FPV drones. If you want to fight for a real cause, to defend democracy, come to Ukraine. 🫡🇺🇦

March 2022. I remember this boy — Dmytro. He was just 3. 📽 "Where is my dad?" cries a young Ukrainian boy, injured in a russian attack. The world looked away. russia kept killing and maiming our children. It never stopped.

@BohuslavskaKate @tryingattimes Good grief! Who let this woman anywhere near Zeleneskyy?!

BBC: Trump says you are the obstacle to peace. ZELENSKYY: Ukraine is not an obstacle to peace. Russia attacked us. We need clear conditions to end the war and reliable security guarantees so that the war does not start again. We do not want to live through this hell again.

The Ukrainian people and President Volodymyr Zelenskyy were nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize. Professor Dag Øistein Endsjø of the University of Oslo officially nominated the Ukrainian people and President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize. As a university professor, he holds the formal right to submit nominations. His argument: by defending their democracy against Russian aggression, the Ukrainian people have helped preserve peace across Europe. The nomination is not just about Zelensky as an individual. It recognizes an entire nation that has been resisting occupation, violence, and repression since 2014, and especially since the full-scale invasion of 2022.

When the whole world learned about Bucha. About Ukrainians butchered in the streets of Bucha by Russian occupiers. About our people tortured in basements. About those shot on the roads. About adults and children whose bodies were found in graves in Bucha. Everyone saw the horror that Russia and its aggression bring. They saw what Ukraine is really defending itself against. Today, on the fourth anniversary of Bucha’s liberation from Russian occupiers, we honored the memory of Ukrainians who were killed and tortured there. We remember and will never forget what the enemy did. Every Russian murderer, executioner, and terrorist must be held accountable for every crime against our people. Blessed be the memory of everyone whose lives were taken by Russia – to all who were killed in Bucha and across Ukraine at the hands of Russian occupiers.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, on behalf of Donald Trump, expressed regret that the Saudi authorities signed defense agreements with Ukraine without consulting the United States, which had been Saudi Arabia’s main ally. In response, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman noted that the U.S. had failed to fully protect the Kingdom from Iranian strikes, and therefore Saudi Arabia made a decision that could quickly strengthen its defense capabilities. The Crown Prince also stated that his country will continue to be guided by its own national interests when making decisions regarding its defense. This was a slap in the face to Trump from Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in response to Trump’s crude and scandalous public statement that “…now let the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia kiss my ass and be polite to me from now on.” Thus, Trump’s reckless and irresponsible remarks have effectively put U.S.–Saudi relations on pause. The Saudi Crown Prince proved to be more diplomatic than the American president and, notably, did not respond to Rubio by saying that Trump should “kiss my ass” and behave politely toward him in the future 😉

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You've heard about the provision to keep pigs in gestation crates hidden in the farm bill. Turns out there's another anti-animal provision buried in there too. Section 3201(d) would repeal a 30-year-old law barring federal tax dollars from funding mink fur industry marketing. Mink are wild, solitary animals. On fur factory farms, they're crammed into cages where they routinely attack each other. Americans don't want factory-farmed fur. So the farm bill would use our tax dollars to subsidize marketing mink fur to wealthy consumers abroad — primarily in China. Politicians know animal welfare is more popular than this kind of corporate welfare. So they buried this in the farm bill's trade section — in a line that doesn't even mention 'fur.' This isn't a farm bill anymore. It's a factory farm bill. There's still time to tell your senators and representatives to stop it. Photo credit: Jo-Anne McArthur, WeAnimals.

Some of Ukraine's "partners" are begging the defenders to stop being so good at destroying russian oil and gas facilities. Apparently, they want to keep buying russian energy and continue to finance the genocide of the Ukrainian and Crimean Tatar peoples. Ukraine's response:

In what world is it okay for the Defense Secretary to make multi-million dollar investments in defense companies: a) Ever; b) Just before launching a war. FT has the scoop: ft.com/content/744ea8… In a functional democracy, he would offer his resignation tonight.