Odarka

My "Kalina" Bush Stands. Praying for Ukraine’s Defenders! “Live Free or Die" includes freedom to choose to jab or not to jab. Truth sets free!

[Odarka @Jodarka]

"Sorry for the inconvenience, we are changing the world here”

[Odarka @Jodarka]

@StealthMedical1 https://t.co/GpIHDchTDp

[Laura Loomer @LauraLoomer]

Amercians should be very concerned about Russian propaganda, Russia’s alliance with China and Iran, and their amplification of the assassination threats against President Trump.

I sincerely hope my followers will read my reports from Ukraine and internalize what I am telling them.

Russia stands with China and China stole 220 Million American voter records and helped Democrats steal the 2020 election, as President Trump announced this week.

Russia stands with Iran as they chant Death to America and plot the assassination of President Trump.

This is one of the reasons why the Trump administration supporters increasing sanctions on Russia and adding Iran to the Russia sanctions bill.

Russia amplifies the Woke Reich as they work to destroy our country and undermine President Trump.

Russia promotes communism and multi-polarity for the sake of destroying the West.

Russia partners with Islamic terrorists in Chechnya for the purpose of committing jihad against Christians and Jews and mass raping women and children.

Russia murders religious minorities who don’t subscribe to Russian orthodoxy, making them the jihadists of Eastern Europe.

Russia has kidnapped and trafficked thousands of Ukrainian children, some of whom have been tortured and forced into prostitution.

Russia has been sending communist operatives to the US for over 70 years for the purpose of injecting communism into American educational institutions.

Russia partners with Islamic terror regimes that murder US citizens and their state media promotes our adversaries’ propaganda on social media.

We need to protect our country from the cancer of multipolarity and we will only be able to change if we admit we have been wrong and we use that lesson to change our ways before it’s too late.

Russia is not our friend. They just sent a delegation to Khameni’s funeral and now Iran is making videos celebrating the recent death of more US service members.

Russia is actively supplying Iran with advanced military technology, including satellite intelligence, air-defense systems, and upgraded drone components, while facilitating secret weapon transfers across the Caspian Sea. In exchange, Iran supplies Moscow with ballistic missiles, artillery shells, and drones for use in the Ukraine war.

We cannot have sympathy for any nation that is assisting Iran with the murder of US soldiers and the destruction of US bases in the Middle East.

I welcome everyone in MAGA to reform their previous held views on Russia.

[smoggy (Ythan Harcourt) @smoggy1536445]

Wednesday night. Put it in the diary.

[Odarka @Jodarka]

@KaterynaLis @Katieonwarfare I can’t watch then at all

[Odarka @Jodarka]

@ASarnatska This is excellent for all who have been raised by someone who has gone thru trauma

[Odarka @Jodarka]

@ASarnatska I would like to hear more reflection from you of the dichotomy of your grandma feeding cats and then her metal response to the cat who died. The grief being so great that it can’t be rehearsed as sorrow but released as metal, as ice, as solid because otherwise she will melt

[Odarka @Jodarka]

@ASarnatska This is from your book? You already have it written?

[Odarka @Jodarka]

@ASarnatska This is so good for those in the war zone and for those whose minds and thoughts are in war zone while physical world around them is function g normally

[Odarka @Jodarka]

@ASarnatska This is so relevant to those of us feeling like we are getting hard and also to understand those who have been raised by someone who was hard because of the evil and trauma

[Odarka @Jodarka]

@ASarnatska You should write a book titled: stay soft

[Odarka @Jodarka]

@ASarnatska I never heard the name Anisiya before, it is lovely.., I needed to read this because I don’t want to be metal. Thanks

[Alina Sarnatska @ASarnatska]

Залишайтеся частково мʼякими.

Моя баба була цільнометалева. Їй щойно виповнилось сімнадцять років, коли в село прийшли німці. Вона заховалась на горищі, щоби не “угнали на роботу”. Того разу її не знайшли, але за кілька тижнів упіймали в полі, посадили в вагон для худоби і повезли в Німеччину. Вона втекла за сотні кілометрів і пішки повернулась в село. Баба казала, що у війну всі жили важко, але їй пощастило. Вона до самої своєї смерті годувала бездомних котів. Дід був проти, але вона все одно годувала котів. Але цей текст не про неї.

Якось так сталось, що у двох моїх знайомих за минулий місяць почали труситися руки під час обстрілів. Раніше не трусилися, а тепер почали.

Я це знаю, бо вони мені розповіли. Всі знають, що мене трясе під час обстрілів, тому люди розповідають мені такі речі. Одного дня на Донеччині під час обстрілу мене поплавило і вже ніколи не відпустило. Можна сказати, що я - амбасадорка людей, які трясуться під час обстрілів.

І от, за минулий місяць пишуть мені одразу дві знайомі. І обидві починають зі слів: «Не розумію, що зі мною раптом сталося».

НЕ РОЗУМІЮ ЩО ЗІ МНОЮ РАПТОМ СТАЛОСЯ

Отак пишуть мені обидві знайомі.

Пʼять років росіяни обстрілювали цих жінок та їх дітей дронами, ракетами, ракето-дронами і дроно-ракетами. Лякали ядерним ударом. Вперше в історії людства запускали міжконтинентальну балістичну ракету середньої дальності. Намагалися взяти їх в оточення. Лякали ядерним ударом. Пробували заморозити посеред зими знищуючи енергетику. Обстрілювали дамбу, щоб затопити два райони міста. Лякали ядерним ударом. Випробовували на них усі існуючі в світі технології доставки вибухівки на відстань понад 300 кілометрів. Організовували теракти. Ну і знову ж таки - лякали ядерним ударом.

Сьогодні вночі росіяни запустили по Києву 37 балістичних ракет і це найбільша в історії кількість балістичних ракет по одному місту в одній атаці. Попередній світовий "рекорд" — це 28 балістичних ракет, якими вдарили по Києву в ніч на 2 липня 2026 року

І ось мені пише Валя: «Було все нормально, і тут РАПТОМ щось зі мною сталося. Всі крім мене сплять вдома, одна тільки я якась нервова».

А ще у мене є одна колега з Німеччини. Німкеня. На минулому тижні вона надіслала нам листа, що не зможе вчасно перевірити звіт тому, що біля її офісу почали будівельні роботи. “Робочий графік будівельників співпадає з нашим робочим графіком і нам заважає шум, тому доведеться перенести терміни” написала німкеня. Я відкрила цей лист вночі, під час роботи з колегою українкою. Ми працюєм вночі, коли треба вкластись в строки.

Мої знайомі жінки після обстрілів “беруть себе в руки”, відводять дитину в садок і йдуть на роботу. Бо треба годувати дитину, ще й заплатити за приватний садок з укриттям, якщо в державному немає укриття. Мої знайомі жінки сплять зі своїми дітьми в коридорі багатоповерхівок, на паркінгах, в метро, в підземних переходах. “Все нормально” кажуть вони. “Було гучно, але все нормально” кажуть мої знайлмі жінки після рекордної кількості балістичних ракет запущених по одному місту. А якщо в них трясуться руки - дивуються і навіть звинувачують себе в слабкості. Адже все нормально.

Мою бабу звали Діна, але в паспорті Анісія. Так тоді часто бувало. Батькам подобалось імʼя Діна, але їх бажання не мало значення. Записали “як положено”, тобто по-церковному календарю. Тому в моєї баби було два імені. Коли мене хтось питав, як звати мою бабу, я казала “Діна, але в паспорті Анісія”. Дорослі не дивувались, лише кивали у відповідь.

І моя баба була цільнометалева.

Баба Діна називала мене “дитина”. Так само, як і сусідських дітей. Іноді мені здавалось, що вона не знає, як мене звати. Її дуже злило, коли я лізла до родичів обійматись. Одного разу в гості прийшла бабина сестра, я сіла їй на коліна і обійняла руками. Баба Діна накричала на мене: “Ану злізь, не позорся, ти вже здорова дівка!”. Мені було сім. Вона дуже боялась, що мене розбалують. Коли я плакала, вона казала матері: “От бачиш, розбалувала, як вона жить буде?”.

[Odarka @Jodarka]

@ASarnatska Thank you for writing this and putting to words things that need to be shared. Is this from your writing or you write as a tweet. This is something to help those not in war zone understand better and should be shared

[Львівський сирник @Shlakoblokk]

Досі не вкладається в голові яким це генієм треба бути, щоб знімати людину з посади не у звʼязку із її результатами роботи, а через те, що в нього конфлікт із совковим генералом, який тягне армію на дно

[Odarka @Jodarka]

@secretsqrl123 like these guys, don't know how military works??? There are others who can be general
https://t.co/0zXkHf3F6w

[Ryan O'Leary @RyanO_ChosenCoy]

Dear god let it be Drapatyi

[Odarka @Jodarka]

@secretsqrl123 The people protesting are representing soldiers

[Anastasiya Paraskevova @UkrainianAna]

I hope all the soldiers who publicly and privately asked civilians to be their voice against Syrskyi and for, Fedorov are at least a little happy that society cares.
Even if we gotta protest in metro stations because we are bombed.
P. S. Ukrainians never fail to inspire me.

[Odarka @Jodarka]

@secretsqrl123 Ukrainians likely know better than any one how a military should and shouldn’t work, their whole society is military, every family has someone in military

[Maria Drutska 🇺🇦 @maria_drutska]

‼️THIS IS NOT ABOUT DEFENCE MINISTER FEDOROV.

People didn’t pour into the streets this week for one man. They came out for their own future. For how power actually gets used in this country. For a sane personnel policy. Against corruption.

Ukrainians have bitten their tongue for years. We didn’t want protests, and most of us still don’t – because we know every bit of internal chaos is a gift to Moscow, on the battlefield and in the information war. That silence was a choice, a disciplined one. But we’re in the fifth year of full-scale war and the seventh year of this presidency. And there’s a difference between staying united and being expected to swallow whatever gets shovelled at us – especially when nobody bothers to explain anything and the people’s opinion is treated like it doesn’t exist. (Reminder, since it keeps getting forgotten: under our own Constitution, power belongs to the people.)

So when the PM and the entire cabinet got binned overnight – a government that was already hand-controlled from one office – and Fedorov was thrown out after six months, nobody understood why. Doesn’t matter how I or they felt about any of these people personally. It made no sense.

And I’m not even going to get into how someone has a habit of quietly sidelining popular, charismatic people whose ratings climb a little too high – because apparently only one person is allowed to be the great and the best.

And here’s the thing about Fedorov, and it’s got nothing to do with whether I like him. The man is a builder. A good manager, an innovator – and in this war innovation isn’t a nice-to-have, it’s the whole game. We are never going to physically out-gun a Russian army that is much more bigger with unlimited human capacity. Our only shot is asymmetry: drones, tech, speed, brains. And it’s been working. That’s a big part of why we’re still standing.

Reporting says he ran audits that shut down big corruption schemes, dragged contracts into open tenders, digitised lots of stuff in the ministry. The Commander-in-Chief and the old military elite didn’t beat Fedorov’s ideas on merit – apparently they smothered them in process. Refusing to take responsibility is itself a decision. And it’s one that costs us on the front line.

So here’s what people are actually asking for. Talk to us. WE ARE NOT IDIOTS. Explain the decision. Own your mistakes where you made them. Show the strategy. Lay out the vision. That’s what leadership in a democracy requires, no matter how difficult it is.
Ukraine’s real edge in this war has been trust, openness, decentralisation, and moving faster than the enemy. Our own government should look like that – not fight against it. Accountability doesn’t crack wartime unity. Fake unity, built on silence and “just trust us,” is what cracks. Responsibility means standing in front of the people you serve and explaining yourself. Everything else is just holding on to a chair.

[Odarka @Jodarka]

@secretsqrl123 But every Ukrainian has complete understanding of stories like this and they know it isn’t the right way to run an army

[Yuri Chornomorets @Y_Chornomorets]

Every soldier has a cemetery bearing Syrskyi's name. Every volunteer has one too. The worst day for me was 26 guys in a single day.
What is this cemetery, you may ask?
It is the cemetery of those who died for absolutely no reason, simply because they were carrying out a senseless order.

That is what has hurt the most throughout all these years. There are several soldiers who lost their minds and have spent endless time in hospitals because they could not endure all of this.

Yes, a few times in 2022 and 2023, Syrskyi saved our men from even more reckless butchers. But I cannot recall a single similar case from 2024 through 2026. There simply were none. He became increasingly ruthless.

And one more thing.
Syrskyi considers the Battle of Kyiv to be a lifetime justification for everything that followed. But I will say this plainly: if Syrskyi had been Commander-in-Chief on February 24, 2022, the Russians would have entered Kyiv.

Because Syrskyi carries out every wish of Zelenskyy and Yermak. One of those wishes before the invasion was to send all the brigades from the Kyiv region to the East. Zaluzhnyi, at his own risk, delayed the 72nd Brigade for a week under a fabricated pretext and made sure Yermak's people knew nothing about it. On February 23, he moved the brigade to defend Kyiv along the Irpin River—again entirely at his own risk. There was no longer enough time to occupy positions along the Prypiat River.

The 72nd Brigade became the backbone of Kyiv's defense, and the enemy did not enter the city. Would the 72nd Brigade still have been in the Kyiv region if Syrskyi had been Commander-in-Chief? No. Every wish would have been carried out, the battle would have been lost, and there would have been a sea of blood and defeat.

We should think not only about the victory near Kyiv, but about the lessons of February 2022, which go much deeper.

Soldiers are issued only 12 shotgun shells to shoot down drones. This is already the fourth year of the drone war, yet they keep buying Safari shotguns that spend endless time being repaired. Holosun thermal super-collimators have only recently begun to be issued, and only to some special operations personnel.

If American soldiers were protected this way, they would sue—and they would win. But here, in the fifth year of the war, saving soldiers remains the responsibility of the soldiers themselves and the volunteers.

All of this hurts...

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[Odarka @Jodarka]

@actfast I affirm this is an accurate understanding of situation in Ukraine https://t.co/G0ekz2UtGh

[Adrian P 🇷🇴🇺🇦🇪🇺 @AdrianP_doc]

Yesterday I got into arguments with plenty of Ukraine supporters from outside Ukraine.

I stand fully by my positions.

All the posts I shared and all the opinions I expressed came exclusively from Ukrainians - friends, volunteers, soldiers, veterans - people who have been sacrificing to keep the country together for 12 years since some of them went out to face bullets for a better life on Maidan.

Zelensky was surrounded by corrupt people since before he ran for president. The Ukrainian people calmly tolerated that because there was an unspoken pact between the leadership and the people that defending the country against russia takes priority. Zelensky did a good job in his role as president by keeping Ukraine in the spotlight and using diplomacy to gather vital support abroad.

Ukrainians coming out to protest and those I spoke to personally, feel that that pact was broken, not only by sacking a reformer like Fedorov but also by keeping a deeply flawed and mistrusted commander of the armed forces like Sirsky.

And on top of that, sneaking in a new government with controversial ministers and a head of the SBU who tried to dismantle the anti corruption agency, in the very last day of the parliamentary session while reportedly ignoring legal procedures for important appointments.

This doesn't look like a president who miscalculated, it looks like a president who schemed to go back to the status quo of oligarchy and corruption.

To add insult to injury, Sirsky came out with a bitter statement against Ukrainian citizens expressing their democratic right to protest and moves to suppress and punish soldiers who voiced their support for the citizens.

The president has yet to comment on this deeply undemocratic behavior.

No man is incorruptible, no man is immune from getting drunk with power and overreaching his mandate.

In the last 3 months, Ukrainians had hope after 4 years of bitter full scale war that there is a path to victory and it's president Zelensky's actions in the last two days that killed that hope in many and sparked angry reactions in society and the military.

This is not about one minister, it's about ignoring the voice of the people and especially the voices of the soldiers who have bled to defend the country.

The Ukrainian constitution does not allow for elections in war time and there should not be elections until the war is over.

This means, that after 7 years in power, with no elections in sight, the president and the parliament need to be held accountable by the citizens and, yes, also those of us who love and support Ukraine.

When soldiers and important commanders say that the path Zelensky has chosen recently will lead to defeat, listen to them.

My personal reactions were so visceral because, having lived in Ukraine, still going to Ukraine often and having so many people I love and trust there, I firmly believe that this moment and how it will be resolve will determine victory or defeat for Ukraine.

I stand with the Ukrainian people and the defenders.

[Odarka @Jodarka]

@secretsqrl123 This is an accurate understanding of situation

[Adrian P 🇷🇴🇺🇦🇪🇺 @AdrianP_doc]

Yesterday I got into arguments with plenty of Ukraine supporters from outside Ukraine.

I stand fully by my positions.

All the posts I shared and all the opinions I expressed came exclusively from Ukrainians - friends, volunteers, soldiers, veterans - people who have been sacrificing to keep the country together for 12 years since some of them went out to face bullets for a better life on Maidan.

Zelensky was surrounded by corrupt people since before he ran for president. The Ukrainian people calmly tolerated that because there was an unspoken pact between the leadership and the people that defending the country against russia takes priority. Zelensky did a good job in his role as president by keeping Ukraine in the spotlight and using diplomacy to gather vital support abroad.

Ukrainians coming out to protest and those I spoke to personally, feel that that pact was broken, not only by sacking a reformer like Fedorov but also by keeping a deeply flawed and mistrusted commander of the armed forces like Sirsky.

And on top of that, sneaking in a new government with controversial ministers and a head of the SBU who tried to dismantle the anti corruption agency, in the very last day of the parliamentary session while reportedly ignoring legal procedures for important appointments.

This doesn't look like a president who miscalculated, it looks like a president who schemed to go back to the status quo of oligarchy and corruption.

To add insult to injury, Sirsky came out with a bitter statement against Ukrainian citizens expressing their democratic right to protest and moves to suppress and punish soldiers who voiced their support for the citizens.

The president has yet to comment on this deeply undemocratic behavior.

No man is incorruptible, no man is immune from getting drunk with power and overreaching his mandate.

In the last 3 months, Ukrainians had hope after 4 years of bitter full scale war that there is a path to victory and it's president Zelensky's actions in the last two days that killed that hope in many and sparked angry reactions in society and the military.

This is not about one minister, it's about ignoring the voice of the people and especially the voices of the soldiers who have bled to defend the country.

The Ukrainian constitution does not allow for elections in war time and there should not be elections until the war is over.

This means, that after 7 years in power, with no elections in sight, the president and the parliament need to be held accountable by the citizens and, yes, also those of us who love and support Ukraine.

When soldiers and important commanders say that the path Zelensky has chosen recently will lead to defeat, listen to them.

My personal reactions were so visceral because, having lived in Ukraine, still going to Ukraine often and having so many people I love and trust there, I firmly believe that this moment and how it will be resolve will determine victory or defeat for Ukraine.

I stand with the Ukrainian people and the defenders.