Ann Neff

Stand with Ukraine 🇺🇦🇺🇦. “We will be judged not on how we govern our minorities but how we treat our minorities.” Vačlav Havel.

[Vatnik Soup @P_Kallioniemi]

Russia is now recruiting civilians for suicide missions, transporting gas to Crimea.

While the US seems to be using Idiocracy as its blueprint, Russia appears to be heading down the Mad Max path.

[Tamara Krawchenko 🌻🍉 @T_Krawchenko]

Reporting on the role of international actors in Sudan—the world’s largest humanitarian crisis today. Russia is a key player seeking to strip resources and has supplied weapons to both sides, fuelling the violence.

https://t.co/XYpqIBBX7d

[UNITED24 Media @United24media]

⚡️ An investigation revealed that Italian firearms manufacturer Beretta allegedly bypassed sanctions to supply thousands of weapons to Russia for use by its military.
https://t.co/vRRFPafmfI

[Bring Kids Back UA @BringKidsBackUA]

🚨 Sanctions for stealing Ukrainian children aren't just for generals.

They're for kindergarten directors too.

#BringKidsBack

[Vincent Artman @geogvma]

Ragozin now writing for American Conservative, which also publishes Quincy- and Valdai-affiliated mouthpieces like Mark Episkopos and Ted Snider and Orban creatures like Phil Pilkington.🔽

[Michael MacKay @mhmck]

After today's attacks on Ukrainian civilians in Zaporizhzhya, Nikopol, Kharkiv, Sumy, Kherson and other places one comes to the conclusion that russians haven't suffered nearly enough.

[SpyTalk: Intelligence for Thinking People @talk_spy]

Pulte Dismisses Top ODNI Experts on World’s Hot Spots: Purge Includes Many Senior Staff at the National Intelligence Council https://t.co/87u3aSltFJ

[Neil Buckley @NeilRBuckley]

Sergei Ivanov, once seen as a possible successor to Putin, has died at only 73. I interviewed him along with @CatherineBelton in 2007, when he seemed the presidential frontrunner. A different era.
Ivanov sets out his tough vision for Russia’s future https://t.co/PS7clsAeuZ

[KyivPost @KyivPost]

In the latest Off the Record, Canadian Ambassador Natalka Cmoc speaks with Kyiv Post Editor-in-Chief Bohdan Nahaylo about fighting Russian disinformation, the future of journalism, and AI’s impact on the media.

https://t.co/sGZfY5nmpI

[José Morgado @josemorgado]

Kostyuk at her presser.

“I have this pic of my parent’s house and everything around it (…) this is what I received at 8am. I had to deal with it, go out and play (…) I felt sick just from a thought that if it was 100m closer, I probably wouldn’t have a mom and a sister today.”

[Ann Neff @AnnNeff8]

@ShaunPinnerUA 💯

[Shaun Pinner @ShaunPinnerUA]

Over 60,000 followers and barely any reach. At this point it’s hard not to conclude that pro-Ukraine accounts, mine included, are being heavily suppressed on X.

[Roman Sheremeta 🇺🇸🇺🇦 @rshereme]

“Europe must prevent Ukraine from winning the war against russia. Ukrainians should lose because a Ukrainian victory would trigger World War III, and I don’t want to hide from bombs and missiles.”
Dieter Bohlen, a member of the band Modern Talking.

Following these remarks, Bohlen’s concerts have been canceled in several European countries.

It would be good to cancel them in all the countries.

[UAVoyager🇺🇦 @NAFOvoyager]

We will never forget.

Today marks the third anniversary of the murder of two Ukrainian heroes — Tigran Oganesyan and Mykyta Khanganov.

Two 16-year-old schoolboys from Berdiansk who became symbols of unbreakable resistance. They were among the first to tear down the russian tricolor in their occupied city, openly defying the occupiers.

For this, they were abducted, tortured, and falsely labeled “terrorists.” On June 24, 2023, russians executed them in cold blood in occupied Berdiansk.

They did not break. They did not bow. They did not surrender.

Their courage lives on. Their names echo through time.

We remember. We honor. We stand.

Tigran and Mykyta — forever in our hearts.

[Jo @JoJoFromJerz]

@atrupar When he says “the deep state”, he’s referring to the law.

When the rule of law tried to “take down” Nixon, like it tried to “take down” Trump.

[JanTheStitchWitch @pictureladyjan]

@atrupar Yes, because rampant corruption is a business model to these charlatans.

[AnatolijUkraine @AnatoliUkraine]

Imagine saying Watergate wouldn’t matter today.

That’s not a defense of Nixon. It’s an admission of how far political standards have fallen.

When a scandal once considered presidency-ending is dismissed as a 12-hour news cycle, the real story isn’t Nixon’s rehabilitation—it’s the normalization of behavior that once shocked the nation.

[Illia Ponomarenko 🇺🇦 @IAPonomarenko]

Judging by the deafening roar from the Kremlin's online propaganda machine — from useful idiots in the West and professional anti-'escalation' crusaders to hordes of trolls and bots on this hellsite — Ukraine's strikes at the very foundation of Russia's war machine are really painful and the Kremlin is getting really nervous.

[WarTranslated @wartranslated]

This was the view of the Kerch Port from the Crimean Bridge this morning.

[Sammy Jankis @SammyJanki60365]

@thejournal_ie These lads got their fuel reduced & tipped off home without a thought to the rest of the country.

Theres STILL €150k sitting in a grifters account from the fuel protest donations with not a word whats happening with peoples money.