My film exposing russian war crimes targeting farmers in Kherson is being played right now in Davos in front of European politicians and diplomats. It’s so important for the world to know about russias attempt to starve Ukraine & the world.
Last night, russia launched a large-scale aerial attack on Ukraine, firing 97 attack drones and one Iskander-M ballistic missile. This is the daily reality Ukrainians continue to endure under relentless russian aggression.
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⚡ Two Russian doctors are accused of mutilating a Ukrainian POW.
An investigation by Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty’s Schemes project names surgeons Andrey Kryachko and Yuriy Kuznetsov as likely participants in the abuse.
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Some day Americans will learn that a president endlessly yapping bullshit and threatening century-long allies with war has real consequences. And that day is closer than ever.
Don’t forget Ukraine, and don’t look away. Russia's attack, invasion, and attempted genocide should not be pushed out of the spotlight. It has only gotten worse as Trump‘s wheel of chaos spins faster and faster.
> Go to famously neutral Switzerland
> Give speech in German-speaking part of Switzerland
> Tell them they'd all be speaking German if it wasn't for the US
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President Trump just said” Restaurant’s are full And busier than ever” in @washingtondc when just in December I went on a Thursday night to a restaurant that usually is full…with just one table of 2 and 4 Secret Service guys…empty! Who was there? @SecScottBessent Restaurants in DC are actually closing at a higher rate in 2025, 92…than in 2024, 73…23% more
Closings….what we need is stability…Tariffs, tourism, Ice etc are affecting negatively the economy…
What we saw today in Davos was an old man decompensating on the world stage because nobody close to him who's in a position to do something cares about him enough to bother.
The russian monsters tortured senior lieutenant Bohdan Usenko to death in captivity. He was a marine and a battle-hardened commander, who had defended Ukraine since 2014. He met the large-scale war in Mariupol.
Every day in captivity is hell. Be the voice of Ukrainian POWs.
The best proof of the effectiveness of interceptor STING drones is the words of our warriors ❤️🔥
“The best drone we’ve ever used,” wrote southern border guards after nearly 20 Shaheds shot down in a single week.
The situation in Kyiv is dire.
Thousands of families are without heat and electricity following russia’s repeated strikes on critical energy infrastructure. These attacks are deliberate attempts to freeze Ukrainians into submission.
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OTD in 1932 the Soviet Union signed a non aggression pact with Finland. We preferred one with the Nazis that had a secret clause cos 7 years later we invaded Finland.
But please trust us over treaties now. We've honored them all since then, just ask Ukraine, Georgia & Moldova.
Peace in Ukraine will not come tomorrow, but we are moving forward, and I am cautiously optimistic. That was my answer in Davos to the moderator’s opening question during the panel discussion “Path to Peace in Ukraine: By Might or by Accord?”.
First of all, we must take a sober look at reality: today we are going through the bloodiest war since 1945. I hope that we are indeed on the path toward a fundamental resolution. We are moving forward, and although it would be untrue to promise that peace will come tomorrow, enormous efforts are being made to achieve it. If I had to clearly define the situation we are in right now, I would use the term “cautious optimism.”
Many say that Ukraine should have a seat at the negotiating table. In fact, we are already in the process, and that process is not happening without us. In particular, we have carried out substantial work with representatives of Donald Trump’s team.
We understand that it is impossible to speak with Russia from a position of weakness. That is why continued unity and assistance from our partners is crucial for us: from weapons to the political influence of communities. Disputes among partners only play into the enemy’s hands.
As for Russia itself, its 12-year rhetoric about a “NATO threat” remains the main justification for aggression. However, during this time the Russians have driven themselves into another trap. The stronger the sanctions pressure became, the more Russia fell into China’s hands. We are now witnessing the de facto absorption of the Russian Federation by China. Yes, Beijing has not supplied Russia with a single unit of ready-to-use weaponry – that is a fact. However, they are skillfully exploiting Russia’s weakness by absorbing it economically and strengthening their political influence. The Russians understand this, and it is painful for them.
Our task is to gather all our strength, mobilize, and see this through. We need not merely an end to the war, but peace, security guarantees, and a clear plan for Ukraine’s reconstruction.
We are moving forward. Glory to Ukraine! 🇺🇦
As Russia continues to target civilian energy infrastructure during winter, energy support remains critacally important for Ukrainian civilians. We thank the countries that have announced new energy assistance helping to bring heat and light to Ukrainian homes.
🇦🇿 Azerbaijan has sent energy equipment – 12 low-voltage panels, 11 generators, 5 transformers, and 27,000 meters of cable – to help restore electricity supply in regions affected by Russian attacks.
🇳🇱 The Netherlands has announced an additional €23 million in energy support for Ukraine. This assistance will include gas procurement, equipment for urgent repairs of power plants, and the supply of energy equipment from Dutch companies, including generators and cables.
🇸🇰 Slovakia, along with other countries, is also expected to deliver energy and medical equipment by the end of January.
Yesterday, Ukraine’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs also delivered three generators, with ten more generators to be sent by the end of the week to the most heavily affected communities in the Kyiv region.
💬 “We are grateful to our partners for support that provides warmth in both the literal and figurative sense. This support proves that we are not alone. And that means we will defeat Russia’s terror,” Ukraine’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Andrii Sybiha has emphasised.
We also thank Ukrainian energy workers for their heroic efforts in restoring light and heat to our homes.