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ZELENSKYY: Russia proposed "compromise" that we must withdraw from our own controlled territory. Otherwise they'll advance further and won't offer this "compromise" later. I respect American negotiation team, but I very much want them to understand: Putin doesn't want to stop.

Die Ukraine erhält statt massiver Hilfe „gewisse Signale“ von Verbündeten, ihre Angriffe auf russische Raffinerien doch bitte, bitte auszusetzen. Der Irankrieg hätte die Spritpreise ohnehin so verteuert. Kyjiw soll also Rücksicht auf unsere Tankrechnung nehmen. Vier Jahre Krieg, Tausende Tote – aber bitte für uns keine Unannehmlichkeiten an der Zapfsäule.

Ukrainian Defender Mykhailo from the 128th brigade held his positions for almost 200 days under constant drone attacks. Mykhailo survived without food and basic comforts, entered combat, walked for 8km in pain. Deepest respect to Ukrainian Hero. 📸: 128 Brigade

Elon Musk has deleted this tweet. Let's make sure people never forget.

Putin’s Christianity for Easter.

Madness. Allies are asking Ukraine to curb its attacks on Russian refineries, — Budanov. According to him, the requests are coming from several countries, but he didn't name any specific ones. He also didn't specify whether Ukraine will change its attack tactics. I don't want to be European anymore.

@wadainotwi 100% Now more than ever.

こーゆー護身術は、学校の体育の授業とかで教えてほしいですね。

Wilberforce told her to wait. 🇬🇧 Eight hundred thousand people didn't have time to wait. Her name was Elizabeth Heyrick. A Quaker from Leicester. In 1824 she published a pamphlet. Immediate, Not Gradual Abolition. Then she went door to door through Leicester visiting every grocer. Within a year a quarter of the city had stopped buying slave-grown sugar. Wilberforce tried to suppress her pamphlet. He told the movement not to speak at women's meetings. The women's societies were supplying a fifth of all the movement's funding. In 1830 the Anti-Slavery Society voted for immediate abolition. Frederick Douglass called her the first to demand it. She died in 1831. Two years before the Act passed. Her name is not on the monument. 🇬🇧 This channel exists because people like you chose to make it happen. Thousands of stories like this one are waiting to be told. Battles won. Names forgotten. History that belongs to all of us but gets told to none of us. If you want to be part of keeping it alive: proudofus.co.uk/support Be Part Of Us. Be Proud Of Us. 🇬🇧

If you look back to when NAFO Asia Pacific Regiment was founded in August 2022 - we thought that Russia's invasion of Ukraine was wrong; - we had no idea what we were doing on Twitter; and - we just wanted to help Ukraine From little things big things grow. We probably need to update our 2023 team photo.

Дякуємо друзів з Данії та Норвегії за привезену велику кількість моніторів, також компʼютерів та великих моніторів . Наразі зараз була доставка для 122 бригади де я служу. Але ще є для других підрозділів яким будемо доставляти по запитах. Дякуємо Всім за потужну допомогу!!! #oneteamonefight

I'm here for 4 days, and Vatniks are mad again. Good, suffer more, you subhuman scum. Keep reporting, new SIM cards cost 2 bucks 😂

Right then. Let me explain something very slowly, because it appears some basic logic has gone missing somewhere over the Atlantic. No serious nation in the history of warfare has spent fourteen months insulting its allies, threatening to annex their territory, siding with their common enemy, and then knocked on their door expecting them to come running to rescue a catastrophe of its own making. That is not how alliances work. That is not how anything works. You abused the UK. You threatened Canada. You tried to grab Greenland. You called the EU an adversary. You praised Putin, the one man every serious NATO ally has spent decades preparing to fight. You hosted Kremlin officials in the Capitol. You undermined European elections. You abandoned Ukraine. You imposed tariffs on your closest partners. You did all of this loudly, proudly, and on camera. And now you are surprised that nobody is returning your calls. Here is a question worth sitting with. Why do you think that is? Is it possible, just possible, that when you treat your allies like enemies for over a year while cuddling up to their actual enemy, those allies might update their opinion of you? Is that concept too complicated? Does that require more working memory than is currently available? You did not plan this war with your allies. You did not consult them. You did not build a coalition. You started a conflict, watched it go sideways, and then got on your knees asking for help from people you spent fourteen months calling weak, corrupt and irrelevant. NATO is not what it was. Not because Europe changed. Because Washington made crystal clear which side it is on. And it is not ours. You want European boots on the ground? Start by explaining why America is more aligned with Moscow than with Brussels. Take your time. We will wait. Gandalv / @Microinteracti1

I love and support Ukraine not only because it is my country and my people. Not because we are so perfect and good. Ukraine has as many internal problems as other countries, and in some areas, perhaps even more. And yes, we have all kinds of people, there are good and bad, there are those who do good, but, unfortunately, there are also those who do evil and commit crimes. Just like in your country, there are such people too. I support Ukraine because the right to life and to one's own path is not the privilege of "perfect" nations, but a fundamental human right. No one is less worthy of protection simply because their country has flaws, mistakes, or a difficult history. If that were true, no country in the world would have the right to exist. Because no one is perfect or free from imperfections. Supporting Ukraine means refusing to accept violence and aggression as the norm. This is a rejection of the logic that someone has the right to destroy others simply because they feel like it. Today, it's Ukraine. Tomorrow, with this approach, it could be anyone. And that's the point. Not idealization. Not slogans. But a simple moral choice: side with those defending their home, or turn a blind eye to evil until it knocks on your door. Truth requires no justification. You don't need to be an expert to see the difference between those who defend themselves and those who come to kill, destroy, and erase the identity of others. When cities, hospitals, schools, and homes are bombed, it's no longer a "complex conflict" but an obvious crime. Supporting Ukraine is about memory. About respect for the lessons of history, which have cost humanity too dearly. Every time aggression was called "liberation," "historical justice," or "not everything is so clear-cut," these words were followed by mass tragedies. To ignore this is to knowingly follow the same path.

What did ⁦@BBCRadio4⁩ choose to broadcast on Easter morning? A documentary whitewashing a woman who joined ISIS, giving her half an hour to explain why we shouldn't think badly of her. The BBC is beyond parody bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w3…

For 4 months in a row, russian losses have exceeded their replenishment rates. We are on track to our strategic goal: 50,000+ per month.

The Kremlin indirectly admitted they are in deep trouble and being exhausted by their war against Ukraine. Ru MFA spokesperson Zakharova complained that Russia is fighting a battle on 3 fronts: military, economic, and information. So... Maybe don't? Maybe go home? Just saying.

Karina Bakhr was 17 years old. She lived in the city of Berehystyn in the Kharkiv region. The girl was studying to become a physical education teacher and was a member of the "Peresvit" sports club. Karina was a champion of Ukraine and Europe in kickboxing and Cossack dueling. Strong, resilient, with inner strength, she was used to winning not only in the ring, but also in life. Outside of training, she was passionate about motorcycles. She was polite, persistent, and always achieved her goals. The life of 17-year-old Karina Bakhr was taken by a Russian shelling on November 17, 2025. The next day, Karina died in the hospital. "For us, Karina was a joy and pride, a beloved child. We were very proud of her. For her friends, she was sincere, honest, always the first to help. We will remember her as a cheerful, beautiful, and life-loving girl. She will live in our hearts. It hurts us so much without her, and this pain will stay with us forever," said her parents.

Now where would Hezbollah be getting fiber-optic FPV drones from?

I have no idea why the American political commentariat despises Ursula von der Leyen so much. She is the last Atlanticist they'll see heading the EU. She is actively being criticized in Europe for appeasing the US.