Joseph Roche

‘We Cannot Trust the Russians’: Ukrainians Skeptical About Ceasefire Hopes - WhoWhatWhy Caught between Putin’s obstinate determination to keep pounding Ukraine and Donald Trump’s obvious sympathy for the Kremlin’s line, Kyiv faces a daunting future.

“I wouldn’t say that the US has betrayed us,” Vlad Ivanchuk says. “But one thing is certain: We will never fully trust the Americans again. Our future is in Europe, and I know that Europe will never abandon us.” @joseph-roche.bsky.social reports. #Ukraine #Russia

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This morning, Russia attacked Ukraine with 94 ballistic and cruise missiles and 193 drones (yes, you read it right). Ukraine’s critical infrastructure is damaged again.
5 of Ukraine’s 9 operating nuclear reactor units have reduced power output, the IAEA reported.

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Ma dernière vidéo sur les conséquences de la chute de Bachar El-Assad pour la Russie

Ukraine Ponders What’s Next - WhoWhatWhy Time is running out for Kyiv. When Trump takes over in January, will he force Ukraine to accept a ceasefire on Putin’s terms?

In the embattled Kursk region, Ukrainian commanders anticipate that untested North Korean forces are not up to the task. @joseph-roche.bsky.social examines how Kim's deployment of reinforcements is sending ripples across the world.
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Ex-Minister Kuleba skeptical about peace prospects during Trump's presidency According to Ukraine's former diplomacy chief, Ukraine is a "personal obsession for Putin" but also a way to "show to the world how the West is incapable of defending itself or what it stands for."

⚡️ Kuleba skeptical about peace prospects during Trump's presidency.

Ukraine is a "personal obsession for Putin" but also a way to "show to the world how the West is incapable of defending itself or what it stands for," Dmytro Kuleba told Politico.

Today we commemorate the victims of Holodomor, Stalin’s man-made famine in 1932-1933. The Holodomor is one of the most tragic and devastating events in Ukraine’s history that killed from 4 to 10 million Ukrainians, according to studies.

Taiwan’s former president says US should prioritize helping Ukraine over her country Former Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen suggested that the U.S. should focus on helping Ukraine before it prioritizes Taiwan in her keynote speech during the annual summit of the Halifax Inter…

China is undoubtedly keeping a close eye on how the West, especially the United States, responds to supporting Ukraine. Taiwan understands that if the West were to abandon Ukraine, it would embolden China to attempt an invasion.