Strong Ukraine

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[Strong Ukraine @StrongUkraineUA]

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[Howard Altman @haltman]

Ukrainian Maj. Gen. Kyrylo Budanov, head of the Defense Intelligence directorate, told me about when he thinks the war will end, why Moscow keeps pushing the dirty bomb story, when Ukraine will recapture Kherson City and Crimea, and much, much more.

https://t.co/wA82wWfgmC

[Yaroslav Trofimov @yarotrof]

After recent successes in the eastern Kharkiv and Donetsk regions, Ukraine resumes its push in southern Kherson, seizing significant ground. Our latest on the rapidly changing situation on the frontlines. https://t.co/WYlFlXa32G

[Max Boot 🇺🇦🇺🇸 @MaxBoot]

"Ukrainian forces took several prisoners because many of the Russian soldiers were drunk, said a Ukrainian soldier. “The ones who were sober ran away, and the ones who were drunk didn’t even realize that the village was being attacked, and got caught." https://t.co/qOGp8sGnpn

[Simon Ostrovsky @SimonOstrovsky]

“They just herded their soldiers into the slaughter,” Zaluzhny said. “They chose the scenario that suited me best of all.” Latest opus from @shustry on Ukraine’s military chief
https://t.co/wSiqxpJXrp

[Therese Raphael @ThereseRaphael1]

Putin is underestimating Ukraine’s ability to continue defending itself, demonstrated anew by its counteroffensive, and Europe’s pain threshold, says @Bershidsky https://t.co/X62hyajbF2 via @opinion

[Sky News @SkyNews]

The shock advance by Ukrainian forces in the past four days has seen Russia order its troops to withdraw from two front-line positions, marking a significant gain for the Ukrainian military.

Sky's @haynesdeborah reports from a liberated village in Eastern Ukraine ⬇️

[Isabelle Khurshudyan @ikhurshudyan]

“My nervous system is calming down. I no longer have nightmares.” Beautiful story and photos by @Heidiphotos and @MiriamABerger on Ukrainian war amputees healing through horse therapy in Lviv: https://t.co/Fhj6fmGKfy

[Sarah Rainsford @sarahrainsford]

Zelenskaya calls on Ukraine’s allies to stick with it this winter despite other soaring costs

‘Prices are going up in Ukraine too, but in addition our people are getting killed

So when you start counting the pennies we do the same & count our casualties’ https://t.co/84fgJfm344

[Deborah Haynes @haynesdeborah]

NEW: The UK is significantly expanding a training programme in Britain to turn potentially tens of thousands of Ukrainian citizens into frontline soldiers to fight Russia ⬇️

https://t.co/5qVFyVftyi

[Michael Weiss @michaeldweiss]

Ukraine tricks Russia into wasting bombs to destroy decoy ‘artillery’ - The Washington Post https://t.co/Q0f3of0MZR

[Chris York @ChrisDYork]

I asked Ukrainians (and one foreign fighter) across the country and abroad how they expect the next six months of war to pan out.

"I believe that Russia should be much more worried about the upcoming months than Ukraine."

https://t.co/qco886z6ao

[Oksana Pokalchuk @OPokalchuk]

It’s time for me to tell my side of the story. Having worked for @amnesty for 7 years, I would have never imagined that a single report could jeopardize 30 years of achievements in human rights protection in #Ukraine. Yet this is exactly what happened.

https://t.co/vvrTCoxnbK

[Max Boot 🇺🇦🇺🇸 @MaxBoot]

Hey ⁦@amnesty⁩ are you going to call out these Russian war crimes?

“Russian soldiers are already not visible on the streets of the city for fear of attacks. Those who remain have moved bases to civilian locations under hospitals and in urban areas.” https://t.co/tTd9b57IwV

[Luke Harding @lukeharding1968]

Here's my frontline report from #Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, occupied since March, and used by #Russia to bombard the Ukrainian-controlled city of #Nikopol across the Dnipro river: "A ghoulish game of radioactive roulette". Video: @christophcherry https://t.co/REqBj7fMl4

[Michael Schwirtz @mschwirtz]

Despite the Kremlin’s early insistence that the huge explosions at the Saki airbase in Crimea caused no damage, the destruction seems significant. Satellite images show at least 8 destroyed planes and what appeared to be three large craters. https://t.co/96awUthMBt

[Dante Ramos @danteramos]

A historian. A sculptor. A 26-year-old social entrepreneur. A (?!) perfume merchant. @anneapplebaum profiles some remarkable Odesa civilians who have figured out on their own how to help the Ukrainian war effort. https://t.co/I6lQkm8ZO7

[Andrew E. Kramer @AndrewKramerNYT]

Italy had the largest Ukrainian community in Western Europe before the war, but the Russian invasion have led to the emergence of a stronger Ukrainian expatriate community and a national identity that had been invisible to many. @EmmaBubola
https://t.co/oz6Tgx6bEC

[Isobel Koshiw @IKoshiw]

Kristina Hook wrote a piece in @ForeignAffairs this week about the fact that we don’t have to get to scale of the Holocaust for it to be a genocide. It’s worth reading https://t.co/5kepDTLa9v

[Yaroslav Trofimov @yarotrof]

We watch on the Kherson frontline how a team of medieval knight tournament re-enactors revolutionizes warfare by using $3,000 commercial drones to target Russian positions with artillery. “Time for some non-verbal communication.” 📸 ⁦⁦@ManuBrabo⁩ https://t.co/SFX0D9jESi