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"The cheapest tool for sabotage is a child who does not understand that they are being used" By gamifying tasks into challenges and jokes, recruiters make children feel it’s a game they have to win. Read more about how this manipulation works👇 texty.org.ua/articles/11706…

Russian special services continue to recruit Ukrainian teenagers by offering "easy money", friendship, or even blackmail. It is an entire system in which children are used as "expendable". ⬇️ texty.org.ua/articles/11706…

💬How exactly is Russia breaking our ability to think and resist? They use reflective management, semantic looting, and digital scaling, paralyzing the ability to distinguish truth from lies. Read more about these instruments of influence here👇 texty.org.ua/articles/11697…

Russia's strategy is not a plan, but an endless series of "special operations" In the Kremlin, conspiracy thinking and technocratic management work together — turning confrontation and war into a permanent tool of "great power". More on this👇 texty.org.ua/articles/11697…

Every time Viktor Orban criticizes Ukraine, the same narratives appear. And this is no coincidence. They quickly spread across Hungary’s pro-government media ecosystem. We investigated the logic and patterns behind these absurd narratives ⬇️ texty.org.ua/articles/11588…

🇭🇺In recent statements, Hungarian PM Viktor Orban called on the EU to lift sanctions against Russia and accused Ukraine of threatening Hungary's energy system. Such statements are part of a broader anti-Ukrainian campaign spread by the Orban regime👇 texty.org.ua/articles/11588…

🇷🇺If Russia does not dominate its neighbors, it begins to decline in its own understanding Read more about Russia’s strategic culture — the “besieged fortress,” the imperial code, and the war for consciousness here👇 texty.org.ua/articles/11697…

According to DeepState, as of February 2026, 116,165 sq km of Ukrainian territory have been occupied, meaning that every fifth sq km is under enemy control. Read more about the course of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine over the past four years👇 texty.org.ua/articles/11694…

Since January 2025, Russia has advanced faster while taking fewer losses. It occupies 116,165 sq km (19.25%) of Ukraine. Estimated Russian casualties: 1.0–1.3 million, including 300,000–400,000 killed. 6/6

What do four years of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine look like? 74,000+ air-raid alerts, 4,314 missiles intercepted, 19.25% of Ukraine occupied and 1M+ Russian casualties. These five charts capture the shifting face of a brutal war, four years on ⤵️ 1/6

🥶Extreme cold reshapes the daily life of Ukrainian soldiers Sleep, food, hygiene, and even going to the toilet become real challenges under constant shelling and harsh winter conditions. Here's what life on the front lines really looks like in winter👇 texty.org.ua/articles/11683…

No training can replace real combat experience, so instead of just observing, Western troops should gain it directly in the war on the side of Ukraine. More on this in a recent @WSJ piece ⬇️ wsj.com/opinion/nato-h…

💡Ukraine’s energy system is operating under emergency conditions. After the recent disruption in the energy system, public discussion boiled down to simplified, largely inaccurate claims about a complete blackout or total collapse. What is it really? ⬇️ texty.org.ua/articles/11684…

💪"People are capable of much more than they imagine" At the front line, survival depends on self-control and mental focus. In bitter cold, discipline and clarity of mind help Ukrainian soldiers endure conditions that test human limits.👇 texty.org.ua/articles/11683…

⚡️What caused the disruption in Ukraine’s energy system? In this article, energy sector expert Viktor Vidzigovsky explains how the energy system works in wartime, with aging equipment and depleted reserves of reliability.⬇️ texty.org.ua/articles/11684…