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You do not weaken a war machine only by hitting troops. You weaken it by hitting what keeps it running.
The SBU struck the Tikhoretsk oil pumping station in southern Russia, where a major oil depot and terminal play an important role in Russian fuel logistics.
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This is what the toughest job in the world looks like 🇺🇦
Peace with Putin may be necessary for Ukraine. Surrender is not.
Zelensky said Ukraine may need peace with Putin regardless of personal disgust, but not at the cost of Donbas, the constitution, or independence. Ukraine has already made major compromises. Russia still wants more.
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Ukraine is damaging the machinery of war — and still counting missiles over its own cities.
Ukraine hit Russian targets. Germany moved to send more PAC-3 missiles for Patriot batteries, while Russia kept striking civilians.
Daily summary: the strikes, the missiles, and the politics around them.
Ukraine is still fighting for its own sky — and for the missiles to keep it.
Ukraine hit deep Russian military targets and got fresh PAC-3 missiles for Patriot systems, while Russia kept attacking civilians. Europe is scrambling for money, missiles, and workarounds as pressure keeps rising.
Kids kneel before a funeral procession for a fallen Ukrainian hero🫡
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This war takes away children's peaceful, happy childhoods.
Russia is now sending its “greatest technology” to stop Ukraine from wrecking its army.
That “greatest technology” is the T-55 — a tank that entered service in 1958. A superpower pulling museum hardware out of storage is not a flex. It is decline.
March 2022.
Ukrainian children slept in a bomb shelter at Azovstal, unaware that russians were preparing to bomb them.
No one knows how many survived.
Never forget who the russians are.
If you want one better moment in your day, watch this 30-second video of Zelensky meeting a group of school kids last week.
For 30 seconds, the war steps back and you see what Ukraine is still protecting: trust, laughter, and a childhood that refuses to disappear.
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Ukraine is still fighting for its own sky.
Ukraine hit a key military plant in Bryansk, kept advancing in the south, and turned anti-Shahed know-how into a tool for partners abroad. The Middle East war is tightening the race for Patriot missiles.
Russia builds the brains of its missiles. Ukraine reaches the factory.
Ukraine struck Bryansk’s Kremniy El plant, which makes microelectronics for Iskanders, Pantsirs, radar, EW, and drones. After repeated drone hits, it has finally met Ukraine’s missile program.
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Ukraine is still fighting for its own sky. Now the world wants the lessons.
Ukraine hit Bryansk, pushed Russian forces back in the south, and began exporting anti-Shahed expertise as the Middle East war drained Patriot stocks.
Read today’s daily summary for the bigger picture.
Munich set the terms: Ukraine wants guarantees that last decades, not slogans that expire in a year. While diplomats debate wording, drones and missiles keep defining what “security” means on the ground. Full recap in today’s daily brief.
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A brother-in-arms who never betrays and always stands by your side, even in the toughest times 💙💛
The Leader.
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So now they are saying it openly.
Hungary kept a Ukrainian cash shipment worth about $82 million and tied its return to reopening the Druzhba pipeline. Minister János Lázár said the money stays in Hungary for now.
Call it what it is: blackmail for Russian oil.
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Trump says he is waiving some oil-related sanctions “to reduce prices.”
When Trump talks about cheaper oil and “so much peace,” Ukrainians hear something else: more money for the war against them.
He knows what Russian oil money means.
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