camelia tabacu 🇷🇴 🇪🇺

I don't often share my own emotions here. I mostly stick to facts and reason. But I'm actually a very emotional person. The situation in Kyiv with freezing people in cold homes that are left without electricity, heating and water during the cold winter after deliberate Russian attacks is simply terrible. The most vulnerable, the weakest, the old, the sick, the tiny kids and their parents - these suffer the most. They have nowhere to go or they simply can't move. A lot of people have nothing apart from those cold walls. Their suffering doesn't help Russia reach any military goals. Ukraine will not fall, the frontline will not collapse. Ukraine is still a large and strong country. What Russia does and what it is able to do is cause great suffering to average Ukrainians. Russia puts people on the brink of survival, makes people's lives unbearable. This is a tragedy of a huge scale and people who are surviving through this want to understand what this is all for. In almost four years of the full-scale war Ukraine demonstrates incredible resilience and bravery. An exhausted Ukraine is a direct threat to European security. A strong Ukraine means a protected Europe. Ukraine needs air defense and security guarantees.

Thankful to Starlink for helping and cooperating with Ukraine. There is a technical possibility to solve the problem with Russian drones that are equipped with Starlinks - passing Ukraine the information about Starlink terminals that were beyond Ukrainian airspace, then entered it and are moving in there at a certain speed. Similarly, the problem with Russian drones using SIM cards of Ukrainian mobile operators was solved about two years ago: Ukraine's mobile operators tracked new SIM cards that suddenly appeared online and shut them down together with Ukrainian Security Service and the cyberpolice department of the National Police.