System1△1

Serve the Public Trust. 🇦🇺🇳🇿🇺🇦🇬🇪🇮🇱🇹🇼🦁🇬🇱🇯🇵🇫🇮🇪🇪🇱🇹🇳🇴|
System1△1 #NAFO AsiaPac Div. CyBorg ☠️👹.
Atheist Anti-Pedo Anti-Jihad
Futurist.

[System1△1 @System101]

@SydesJokes Until Victory!
Слава Україні!

[April Huggett @AprilHuggett]

This is why the Epstein Files should be released in full.

I had no idea who @RealScottRitter was until this man started harassing me two weeks ago.

He calls me a scammer, a grifter, a larper, a fake and then his followers start commenting saying things most people would never say to a woman and now my social media accounts are being mass reported.

A quick google search and I knew Scott Ritter is a convicted sex offender, I knew he was involved in an FBI sting operation but, today, reading what actually happened…

Scott Ritter is a sick and twisted individual who should not be given any platform to speak on, who should not be allowed near minors in any case and should not be allowed to harass women on the internet.

The fact that over 500k people are willing to not only forgive this but support him in his disgusting behaviour online and financially, shows how truly depraved the world has become.

#ReleaseTheEpsteinFiles

[Visegrád 24 @visegrad24]

Yesterday, the Spanish authorities flew another 2 passenger jets full of illegal migrants from the Canary Islands to mainland Spain.

This video shows the flight which left Gran Canaria

Via @CanarioToday

[Anna @AnnaDeMilanese]

🇺🇦„Es ist schwer. Ehrlich gesagt, ich schlafe nicht. Es ist ein riesiger, furchtbarer Schmerz, den ich niemandem wünschen würde.“ @ZelenskyyUa

Das Gespräch zwischen Selenskyj und Bartlett erschien heute im Podcast „Diary of a CEO“.

Bartlett hatte ihn an seinen Satz vom Kriegsbeginn erinnert, er habe sich das Recht auf Schlaf nicht verdient.
Mehr als vier Jahre später gilt das immer noch.
Jede Nacht spricht Selenskyj mit den Leuten, die die ukrainische Luftabwehr bedienen.

Ein Präsident, der seine Nächte am Telefon mit den Soldaten verbringt,
die den Himmel über seinem Land schützen, die größte Sorge ums überleben der Ukraine ist nicht Angriff, sondern Schutz.

Die knapp zweistündige Folge ist auf YouTube, Spotify und Apple Podcasts zu hören.

Quelle: Diary of a CEO (Folge vom 22. Oktober 2026)

[The Kyiv Independent @KyivIndependent]

⚡️️️️️️️Amid Starlink crisis, Finnish tech giants announce plan to help Ukraine build its own sovereign satellite system.

"Ukraine needs secure, sovereign, and high-performance satellite communications systems that it controls."
https://t.co/KsWrV5ssS6

[UAnimals.ENG 🇺🇦 @UAnimalsENG]

📌 Day 1,702 of the full-scale war

Yesterday, a further 300 kilograms of dog food and 100 kilograms of cat food were delivered to the “Love and tenderness“ animal shelter in the Odesa region. On 29 September, Russian shelling claimed the lives of 7 dogs and 15 cats, whilst a fire destroyed all their food and medicine supplies.

We also delivered 101 kilograms of pet food to military personnel in the Donetsk, Mykolaiv and Kharkiv regions, who are looking after 14 cats, 7 dogs, 10 kittens and a puppy.

Animals were neutered and microchipped at three shelters:
▫️ at “Pegasus” in the Dnipropetrovsk region — 93 dogs and 116 cats;
▫️ at “Dreams in the Palms” in the Dnipropetrovsk region — 24 dogs and 6 cats;
▫️ at “Novyi Svit in the Mykolaiv region — 34 dogs, 37 cats and 4 nutrias.

UAnimals volunteer Vladyslava Shylo distributed 340 kilograms of pet food and 215 veterinary supplies in the Kharkiv region. We are truly in awe of the courage and big hearts of these people.

We also provided advice on what to do if a pet goes missing.

Thank you to each and every one of you who supports us and helps us carry out our work. Together, we are a force that saves lives ❤️‍🩹

[SUETA @Sueta_inc]

ЄВРОПЕЙСЬКА АЛЬТЕРНАТИВА STARLINK: УКРАЇНА ДОМОВИЛАСЯ З NOKIA ТА ICEYE ПРО СУПУТНИКОВІ ТЕХНОЛОГІЇ ДЛЯ ОБОРОНИ
Президент Володимир Зеленський повідомив про нові домовленості з фінськими технологічними гігантами Nokia та ICEYE щодо масштабного розширення супутникових спроможностей для українських Сил оборони.
Співпраця передбачає залучення високоточних супутників розвідки ICEYE та створення разом із Nokia захищеної європейської супутникової мережі на низькій навколоземній орбіті.
Ця технологічна система покликана забезпечити надстійкий, зашифрований зв'язок та радіолокаційну розвідку 24/7 за будь-яких погодних умов, що стане надійною альтернативою та доповненням у часи, коли залежність від американських приватних платформ створює додаткові ризики для фронту.

[Eyal Yakoby @EYakoby]

BREAKING: Protesters attempted to force their way into the historic headquarters of the Gendarmerie in Paris.

Why are they wedded to destroying historic buildings?

[Todd Richman @toddrichman]

@jon_delorraine @lepopulaire_fr These people are not our friends! Wake up France!

[Jon De Lorraine @jon_delorraine]

🔴🇫🇷 ALERTE INFO - Des nouvelles images montrent ce qui s’est passé à Limoges et a provoqué l'incendie de la Mairie. Que remarquez-vous ?
(@lepopulaire_fr)

[✙ Constantine ✙ @Teoyaomiquu]

Cat saved in Ukraine after 5 days waiting for the rescue after the russian bombardment.

[Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський @ZelenskyyUa]

Bucha. It was a genocide, recognized by everyone. They buried hundreds of people. They tortured people. We found the grave. There were, I believe, around 500 people. When we liberated those towns near Kyiv, there emerged this, you know, this kind of hatred for the Russians, right at that moment. Not even at the moment when they started the full-scale war. Back then nobody understood what it really was yet. People understood what this war was and what Putin did personally when we found those mass graves of tortured adults, children. I mean they didn't just kill them, they tortured and killed them.

When we liberated Bucha, I said, bring every journalist here. Don't touch anything, just bring the journalists. The whole world simply has to see this. Imagine finding a mass grave in the U.S. or in Britain, God forbid, with 500 tortured people, adults, kids, dogs, animals shot dead. I mean, they held hunting sprees there from military vehicles. People were running, they were shooting, just hunting, playing games. They literally just played with people, like slavery. So how, after this, can you listen to Putin? And how, after this, can you forgive?

From The Diary of a CEO podcast with Steven Bartlett. (2/3)

[Tim White @TWMCLtd]

Day 1702. We go again.

Hours after Steve Witless, trump's financial envoy, called Putin "a humanitarian", predictably the indicted war criminal inhumanely ordered one of the biggest ever missile strikes on Ukraine.

All the details, like every day, in my daily thread:

[Bring Kids Back UA @BringKidsBackUA]

Two more young Ukrainians are back on Ukrainian-controlled territory 🇺🇦

Albina* tried to leave the occupied part of Zaporizhzhia region on her own but was stopped because she had no Ukrainian passport.

@helpingtoleave helped her with documents and a new route. In Minsk, she received a certificate for return to Ukraine. Today, she is safe with her relatives.

#BringKidsBack

[Lozzy B 🇦🇺𝕏 @TruthFairy131]

LABOUR UK encourages Landlords to throw out their Native tenants & house fake refugees for large amounts of money instead.

Homes for invaders.
Streets for the natives.

Pure evil!

[zharynka @tak_ya_anna]

Russia is pursuing one of its strategic objectives: forcing Ukrainians to leave their own country. And we are already witnessing the devastating consequences of this war.

According to estimates attributed to the Ptoukha Institute for Demography and Social Studies of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, the population living in Ukrainian government-controlled territory has fallen to approximately 28.5 million people.

One of the main drivers of this demographic decline is forced migration abroad.

Millions of Ukrainians have left their homes not because they wanted to abandon their homeland, but because Russia has made their lives unsafe.

And today, October 22, we are once again witnessing what this means in practice.

KYIV. According to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Russia used, among other weapons, three ballistic missiles equipped with cluster warheads against the capital overnight.

One of these missiles struck the Pechersk district, in the area between the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra and the Holy Presentation Monastery.

Monastery buildings, residential homes, shops, cafés, and other civilian infrastructure were damaged.

The President emphasized that there were no military facilities nearby.

LOZOVA, KHARKIV REGION. A Russian strike hit a civilian market. According to local authorities, two people were killed and 34 others were injured.

These people were simply living their lives.

Some were buying groceries. Others were working. Some were planning to return home to their families.

But for some, this ordinary day became their last.

And all of this is happening against the backdrop of systematic attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure.

According to Zelenskyy, more than 170 strikes have hit critical energy facilities since October 11.

Russia has already identified priority targets for further attacks on Ukraine in the coming weeks, the President warned, citing Ukrainian intelligence.

He also stated that Russia appears to be exploiting delays in the delivery of air defence systems from international partners.

And this raises a question the international community cannot afford to ignore.

What do humanity and peace mean when millions of people are forced to flee their own country, while those who remain risk being killed every day — in their homes, on the streets, or at a local market?

Destroying energy infrastructure is not simply about cutting off electricity.

It means hospitals, heating, water supplies, jobs, schools, and the ability to survive the winter.

Every new attack deepens Ukraine’s humanitarian and demographic crisis.

We are not simply talking about population decline in statistical reports.

We are talking about children growing up far from home, families separated by borders, lives lost, children who may never be born, and generations whose futures are being reshaped by war.

The forced displacement of millions of people, the destruction of the conditions necessary for everyday life, and Ukraine’s long-term demographic decline are consequences of Russian aggression that cannot be ignored in any discussion of peace.

Peace is not simply silence after the last explosion.

It is the right to live in your own country.

The right to return home.

The right to have children, to work, to study, to grow old, and to build a future without the fear of being killed.

And if the international community truly speaks of humanity, it must speak not only about ending hostilities, but also about protecting people, restoring the conditions necessary for life, and ensuring accountability for the crimes committed.

Because what is the meaning of peace if people can no longer live on their own land?

#Ukraine #RussiaWarCrimes #ProtectCivilians #HumanRights #StandWithUkraine

[Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський @ZelenskyyUa]

There were reports on efforts to deal with the aftermath of Russian attacks on our cities and communities.

Overnight, Russia used, among other weapons, three ballistic missiles with cluster warheads against Kyiv. These missiles are designed to detonate in the air as they approach their targets, spreading damage across an area 400 meters in diameter.

One of them struck Pechersk, Kyiv's historic center, hitting the area between the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra and the Holy Presentation Monastery.

Monastery buildings, homes, shops, cafés, and other civilian infrastructure were damaged.

This is another extraordinarily revealing strike – revealing because it was no accident. The choice of weapon was deliberate, the choice of target area was deliberate, and so was the intent to inflict as much loss and damage on civilians as possible. There was no military target nearby, not even in theory, and the weapon was designed to cause widespread destruction. Russia has not changed the way it wages this war, and it is taking no steps that would signal a genuine desire to end it.

Throughout the day, air raid alerts have continued in Kyiv and many other cities. So have the strikes. In Kharkiv, a regular commuter train was hit. Dnipro, Marhanets, Mykolaiv, and Kherson, as well as cities and villages in the Kyiv, Zhytomyr, Donetsk, Kharkiv, Chernihiv, and Rivne regions, came under attack.

Russia keeps targeting our energy infrastructure. Since October 11, there have been more than 170 strikes on critical energy facilities, even though we are shooting down a significant number of “shaheds” and some of the missiles. I thank all our friends around the world who are helping us restore our energy system.

Our intelligence services report that Russia has set priorities for further terror against Ukrainians in the coming weeks. Russia is clearly taking advantage of the slowdown in air defense supplies from our partners. It is equally clear that when some partners ease the pressure on Russia, it only reinforces Putin's belief that his goals are within reach. We need different signals and different steps – stronger ones.

I have instructed the Ministry of Defense, together with the military command and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, to brief our partners on every aspect of the real situation and the threats we face, based on intelligence data. It is important to speed up deliveries of defense packages that have already been approved. I thank all the leaders and countries that are helping!

[(((Tendar))) @Tendar]

Ukrainians were literally one of the few countries trying to help the USA in the Middle East when Trump launched his totally botched operation in Iran, despite being short on ammunition and in the middle of existential war for their own survival. The repost illustrates that, vividly.

Trump not only never showed gratitude for this, but also denigrated them, claiming they weren’t required and even verbally rebuffed their help.

The Arab states didn’t agree and welcomed their Ukrainian friends, who tried to protect oil and gas facilities across the Middle East from Iranian Shahed, which were augmented by Russian technology and experience in the Ukraine war.

Russians have all reasons for having high energy prices. It literally fuels their war machine and gives them more breathing space, which they use not only to murder toddlers in strollers, but also US servicemen in the Middle East, through their Iranian allies.

Those are the facts.

[Devana 🇺🇦 ↑ @DevanaUkraine]

The rescue of a dog following a Russian strike on residential buildings.

[Mor Edge Insight @MorEdge_Insight]

Have you ever watched the British film Love Actually? This play on one of the film’s most iconic scenes perfectly sums up what is happening in the West today.

Watch it carefully. This is what is happening in real life, and the left are working with Islamists to bring this all over the West.

[Jürgen Nauditt 🇩🇪🇺🇦 @jurgen_nauditt]

Zelenskyy on Trump: As president, one must conduct oneself accordingly; one must act with prudence and diplomacy. But one cannot simply say, "Well, sorry, it’s just Putin—a big country. Let’s just forget everything, forgive everything, and somehow go back to buying and selling gas, diesel, or whatever else."

Further statements from the Ukrainian president:

Those responsible for the suffering in Ukraine must be punished. At the very least, we must embark on a path that leads precisely to that.

Forgiveness is impossible.

I said to Trump: "Fine—if you can’t get Putin to end the war and reach an energy agreement, then give me anti-aircraft missiles. I won’t use them against just anyone; I will use them to protect our energy sector." So, in what way am I being unreasonable? In what respect? I asked Trump: "Give us missiles." And not for free—mind you, not even for free. The Europeans are funding it.

The tone Trump uses when he speaks about me—that is the exact tone he should be using toward Putin.

Congress voted for tough sanctions. Trump has the authority to implement them. I don’t know why he isn’t doing so.

When Trump says we need to find a compromise—believe me: a ceasefire and the commencement of negotiations would already be a massive compromise. This hatred doesn’t just vanish. The Ukrainians need time, and they need justice in the face of the crimes committed by the Russians.