Nata Druhak

Russia targets heritage that witnesses the long-time history of Ukraine as a cultural entity. Their military commit war crimes by looting cultural objects not (only) to enrich themselves, but to let Russia rewrite the story presenting Ukraine as fiction. european-resilience.org/analytics/loot…

National Chornobyl Museum. It was. I’m devastated

Just a reminder: while in office, Mendel physically confronted and harassed journalists (video attached). She did not hold the position for long, but during that time she was involved in multiple cringe-worthy scandals and controversial statements. Some of my colleagues in D.C. have been texting me for a while asking what happened to her. The answer is simple: nothing happened to her — she was always like this. Inside Ukraine, she was never taken very seriously. Somehow, though, she managed to build credibility abroad, especially in the U.S., and gained a large following on Twitter. Zelenskyy’s team was very different when he first took office compared to what it is today. But even back then, they quickly realized hiring her was a mistake, and she was let go. The only real difference now may be that she is acting openly as a Russian asset. Or perhaps she is simply trying to use this scandal to gain legal status in the U.S. as someone claiming political persecution.

@antonioguterres Thank you for your principled position @antonioguterres Regrettably, Russia has already breached the ceasefire. A woman was killed in the Dnipropetrovsk region by a Russian drone strike

The Russia-Ukraine war is unlikely to end with a negotiated ceasefire. Russia has no genuine incentive to stop fighting — and Ukraine could never accept the Kremlin’s conditions. Why does Europe need to work toward an alternative outcome, and what might that look like?

📷 I've written many #Ukraine articles. This is one of the most extraordinary: the story of Vadym Lietunov, who shared a dugout with a Russian soldier. Vadym fled after his own shelter was bombed and saw a fortified position. From inside came a rustling... theguardian.com/news/ng-intera…

Three months later, this is my last @washingtonpost story — delayed because nearly everyone involved in it was laid off. I am very grateful to newsroom friends who made sure it published anyway, and to brave Roman Mongold and his family for their time. wapo.st/4cNY7Cm

@t_bezruk Важливо швидко відповідати на повідомлення лендлордів. Для цього краще завантажити застосунок і ввімкнути сповіщення. І оновлювати щодня оголошення, щоб воно було на початку сторінки.

@nata_druhak Дякую! Скористаюся порадою.

The EU’s enlargement model was built for peacetime — not for a country fighting for its survival. @ivannagor and @FWesslau outline 3️⃣ “membership-light” pathways for Ukraine. @ForeignPolicy bit.ly/eu-light

Countries around the world want to copy Ukraine’s drone model. But hardware isn’t its real advantage. Why Ukraine’s drone economy has succeeded and why it’s hard to replicate — explains Lesia Bidochko, EPIK's Policy Fellow.

At a time when Europe’s security is inseparable from Ukraine’s and Ukraine is moving closer to EU — the need for bold, creative policy solutions has never been greater. Founded in Kyiv, EPIK brings Ukr and European experts together to develop policy ideas for decision-makers.

Зі святом! Це кадр з документального фільму Аліси Коваленко про підлітків Донбасу «Ми не згаснемо» Цей хлопчина каже: «хочеться, щоб було менше міфів про нас» і лізе встановлювати прапор на дах свого будинку в Станиці Луганській. 2021

@tazasho21 пригрозив 🤝 розпочати 🤝🤝 підготовку 🤝🤝🤝 розробки 🤝🤝🤝🤝

If anyone thinks that you can simply give a ceasefire order to a million people on a 2000 km front and everyone will stop, - well, think again. Without a demilitarized zone, separation of combatants and peacekeepers between them, all this is complete bullshit.

Words of peace, acts of war—Russia’s Easter truce.

It’s pure joy to read tweets from people whose loved ones came home after more than three years in russian captivity 💔

One screen showing why it makes no sense to listen to what russians say

January 1945:

Moscow killed Mike Yohansen in 1937 and banned all his books. Never expected Washington to try to kill my translation of Yohansen's best novel in 2025... Thank you @TsurkanKate @KyivIndependent for covering the attack on @HURI_Harvard's brilliant work (story below).

This ad is airing on FOX News. “Since invading Ukraine, Russia’s military has abducted over 19,000 Ukrainian children. A good deal wouldn’t leave them behind. President Trump — you have the power to bring them home.” // by @razomforukraine Release the Kids