⚡️2250. The largest daily losses of the Russian army since the beginning of the full-scale invasion
📊 The five largest daily losses of the enemy in personnel:
21/10/2026 — 2250
19/12/2024 — 2200
18/10/2026 — 2100
27/09/2026 — 2090
28/11/2024 — 2030
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The combat losses of the enemy from February 24, 2022 to October 22, 2026.
Record number of Russians neutralized: General Staff reports the highest daily losses for the Russian army since the start of the full-scale war. 🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾
Enemy losses over the last 24 hours amount to 2,250 personnel.
❗️Czech President Petr Pavel stated that Trump’s “diesel deal” derailed a near ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia: sanctions were putting pressure on Moscow, but the lifting of restrictions on Russian diesel fuel gave the Kremlin “new hope” and time to breathe, making it much harder to restore that pressure now.
BIG | 🇷🇸🇺🇦‼️ Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has defended Volodymyr Zelensky’s refusal to surrender the Donbas, urging critics to consider the impossible position the Ukrainian president would face if he agreed to withdraw.
“What do you think Zelensky should have done? How could he come out and say, ‘Guys, you have fought. Now we surrender, give up the Donbas and withdraw’? You have to put yourself in his position and imagine it,” Vučić said.
🔥 Vučić’s remarks are particularly notable given Serbia’s traditionally close ties with Russia. His argument goes to the heart of the territorial dispute. Ukrainian soldiers have spent years defending the Donbas against Russia’s invasion, and asking Kyiv to abandon those positions through diplomatic pressure would carry enormous military and political consequences. Even leaders who maintain relations with Moscow can recognize why Zelensky cannot simply agree to surrender Ukrainian territory.
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Ukraine's General Staff says Russian personnel losses reached 2,250 on October 21, the highest daily figure since the start of the full-scale invasion. It says Russia has lost about 363,820 personnel in 2026 and 1,572,790 since February 24, 2022. #Ukraine
Ukraine’s strikes are bleeding russia’s oil industry dry.
According to Bloomberg, Rosneft’s net profit plunged nearly 20%.
And here comes Trump, trying to stop the strikes on oil refineries.
He’s not trying to stop putin’s war machine. He’s trying to save it.
🇺🇸🇺🇦‼️ Former Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney has compared Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to Winston Churchill and George Washington, placing him among historical leaders who refused to sacrifice their nations’ independence for a quick end to war.
“Churchill could have shortened World War II by years simply by making a ‘deal’ with Hitler. George Washington could also have made a deal to end the American Revolution. Zelensky belongs in that distinguished company,” Romney said.
🔥 Romney’s comparison challenges the argument that ending a war quickly is necessarily more important than the terms on which it ends. Churchill and Washington faced very different historical circumstances, but Romney’s point is that accepting an unfavorable settlement can carry consequences far beyond the immediate fighting.
For Ukraine, the central issue remains whether a negotiated agreement can provide lasting security and preserve its sovereignty, rather than merely suspend hostilities while leaving the underlying threat unresolved.
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BIG | 🇺🇦🇺🇸‼️ President Volodymyr Zelensky has delivered a clear message to Americans on Fox News. Ukraine will not abandon its territory or withdraw its forces simply because Russia demands it.
“Russians are not winning on the battlefield. That is why they want to use every possible form of pressure to force us off our own land. This is unfair. We cannot abandon our country, our homes. This is our children’s future. That is why we say we will stay where we stand,” Zelensky said.
The Ukrainian president also expressed support for diplomacy and the ceasefire proposed by Donald Trump.
“Let’s move to diplomacy. The ceasefire proposed by the President of the United States is an excellent idea,” he said, stressing that Ukraine needs peace to bring home the 9.5 million people he said have been displaced and are living abroad, allowing them to rebuild their lives and their country.
🔥 Zelensky is drawing a distinction between accepting a ceasefire and surrendering Ukrainian territory. Kyiv is willing to pursue diplomacy, but it is not prepared to reward Russia’s invasion by withdrawing from land its troops continue to defend. Any American peace initiative that pressures Ukraine into territorial concessions risks giving Moscow through negotiations what it has failed to secure on the battlefield.
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JD Vance just said that ''America isn't obligated to stand by Ukraine because they aren't in a formal alliance.''
Dear JD. Vance,
Look up ''Budapest Memorandum 1994.''
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