Yana vovchanska

@U24_gov_ua @Twitch @amazon @TwitchSupport @amazon @TwitchSupport The ban description states the reason: Government sanctions and export control regulations It also states, highlighted in red: Ban severity – maximum In other words, the ban was due to sanctions imposed against the Alabuga economic zone. 3 days, seriously?

@U24_gov_ua @Twitch @amazon @TwitchSupport So, is there a specific timeframe for enforcing sanctions? A three-day ban for promoting the killing of Ukrainians and advertising a sanctioned company on your platform?

Recently, Twitch banned a number of russian streamers promoting Alabuga Politech — russia’s drone factory producing Shaheds to bomb Ukraine. An obvious decision to remove those profiting from genocide, right? Well, now all these accounts have been reinstated. @Twitch, why?

@StateDept @SecRubio @FaceTheNation

.@SecRubio on @FaceTheNation: “There are things Russia wants that it cannot get and there are things Ukraine wants it's not going to get. Both sides are going to have to give up something in order to get to the table in order to make this happen. That's just the way it is. The sooner we accept that, that's the reality.”

First Lady Melania Trump’s ‘peace letter’ to Putin: ‘It is time’ foxnews.com/politics/first…

@theresa_may @pritipatel @BWallaceMP @RepTimRyan @JeanCASTEX @NorwayAmbUNOG

Ukraine, Kharkiv, tonight russian missile hit a residential building. 6 people died, 16 were injured. russia continues to target civilian objects like it’s nothing. It happens everyday while you live peaceful lives and do business with terrorists. #RussiaIsATerrorristState