In Irpin, a grassroots organization of mostly senior volunteers, Berehyni z Irpenya ("Guardians from Irpin"), makes camouflage nets, socks & trench lights for soldiers at the front. But since last year, donations have slowed considerably...

Gonna take a break from tweeting, friends. Double semester coming up, and I’m still working on an ambitious side quest. Until we meet again, stay strong russophobes🫡

🇸🇪🤝🇺🇦 • both used 🔵 and 🟡 throughout history • Rus' founded by Swedes • Kyivan-Swedish royal marriages • Treaty of Korsun (1657): 🇸🇪 recognition of Hetmanate's independence and formal support for territorial ambitions • 🇺🇦🇸🇪 alliance against Moscow 1708-1711 • 🇸🇪 backed Orlyk's constitution • 🇸🇪 hosted Orlyk's Government in exile • 🇸🇪 hosted 🇺🇦 embassy in 1918 • 🇸🇪 supported 🇺🇦 since 2014 • 🇸🇪 among top supporters of 🇺🇦 since 2022

In the Treaty of Buchach (1672), both the Commonwealth and the Ottoman Empire referred to the Hetmanate as the Ukrainian State in their respective languages. The first foreign power to officially refer to Muscovy as the Tsardom of Russia was in the Grzymułtowski Treaty (1686). Hence, in terms of international recognition, Ukraine is older than Russia. If you disagree, please cite a treaty and provide a link to an archival scan, in which the Tsardom of Moscow is explicitly referred to as the Tsardom of Russia by a foreign power earlier than 1672. Sources: - Akta dotyczące stosunków Polski z Moskwą 1678–1700, p. 91. - Pacta z Cesarzem Tureckim… Buczacz 1672, AGAD (Warsaw), facsimile on Wikimedia Commons, p. 4. - Kołodziejczyk, D. Ottoman–Polish Diplomatic Relations… (Brill, 2000), pp. 318–322,

They count Ukrainian independence from USSR, Orange Revolution and Maidan as "US-backed regime change operations" Oh no, Washington condemned Yanukovych's election fraud and violence against civilians, how horrible! Amerikkka recognized Ukraine's independence??PURE EVIL.

All I'm gonna say is that Turkiye didn't have to deal with any more of russia's bullshit after shooting down one of their SU-24s Moscow has always followed a very primitive diplomatic policy: you show weakness, they advance; you punch them in the nose, they retreat.

You sissy Westerns will never understand... This is how elite russian warriors are crafted💪💪 This is why russians never surrender✊️💦 These are the traditions our Bogatyr forefathers passed down to us😤☝️☝️

Skill issue. Ukrainians received 3 monuments for also helping save Vienna and, most importantly, for introducing Austrians to coffee by adding milk and sugar.

Ten years after Donetsk’s so-called "liberation" from the "Kyiv regime", the city resembles a struggling, underdeveloped shithole. People are dying of thirst in what was once one of Ukraine’s wealthiest cities, while Moscow drains its resources.

Its the non-violent video games you need to keep an eye on. Those are the true radicalizers. 7 0 0 0 hours combined in HOI4 and VR CHAT... I don't even want to imagine what that kind of shit would do to my brain.