The last day of July is Day 158 of #Russia's war of choice.
Each day I document the major news and events, along with analysis. I've been working in #Ukraine for 20 years and studying the relationship with its neighbour as Putin became more and more aggressive.
Enjoy the thread
Of course not only Putin and #Russia involved in the illegal aggression.
#Belarus is playing an active part too. I am disappointed that Britain's @DefenceHQ does not acknowledge that Lukashenka is the ILLEGITIMATE president. @Tsihanouskaya won the 2020 elections
Today the number of Russian Armoured Personnel Carriers destroyed by #Ukraine in this war so far ticked over 4,000.
Also a lot of artillery systems are being taken out in recent days. Plus another 160 soldiers eliminated.
(All figures Ukrainian estimates)
Interesting news on occupied #Crimea where today was supposed to be #Russia's "Navy Day"
Officials report a drone hit the HQ of the Black Sea Fleet in #Sevastopol. Six people were injured.
Putin himself is due at a Naval parade in St Petersburg today.
Another battering from the air for #Nikopol overnight too.
The Russian invaders consistently fire on the town from occupied #Enerhodar, at the power plant.
Seems a total provocation to get #Ukraine to hit the plant.
Despite #Russia's statement that they have invited both the Red Cross and the UN to #Olenivka, there's still been no update since this post y'day evening.
Most of the world now casts serious doubt on #Russia's version of events for the massacre of PoWs
One resident has died in #Sumy region.
The shelling here is equally as regular as many other places but with less publicity, usually less powerful warheads. 50 rockets overnight
The man was killed when #Russia hit farmhouses in Seredino-Budsk community. Another two are injured.
India continues to turn a blind eye to the suffering of #Ukraine and enriches itself at the same time, according to the maritime expert Bosphorus Observer.
Potentially huge evidence against #Russia in the #Olenivka jail massacre
These photos appeared online - credited to Maxar and @Politico (but not yet published by them, which is why I'm slightly hesitant)
Before & after satellite snaps.
The bomb almost certainly came from inside
Adding to the previous tweet, it seems highly unlikely there would be no external damage to the surrounding buildings if a missile had been fired from a great distance by #Ukraine
#Lebanon earlier today impounded a ship suspected of carrying stolen #Ukraine grain.
A few hours later, but totally unconnected, a grain silo in the port collapsed. It withstood the 2020 explosion, but a fire's been smouldering for 3 weeks.
Some locals in #Kherson region write that #Russia will be burning 100s of its dead soldiers tonight.
The say up to 400 "Orcs" were destroyed in Brylivka, south east of #Kherson when an enemy camp was hit. In total well over 500 troops' bodies will be cremated.
Unverified
Also fire of some description at another port town in #Kherson oblast tonight.
Every Single Day.
Ukraine's brave men and women on (or supporting) the frontline cannot switch off, so neither shall I in documenting the major events of Russia's horrific war.
As we begin a new week, it's the 1,321st Daily Thread - never missed one yet. So let's dive-in..
Well it's been lively overnight in Russia, with many reports of Ukraine's drones causing problems.
You can see photos and video from those reports at the end of yesterday's thread, which began with more daytime strikes by Moscow's war criminals...
Tuesday 30 September 2025 - it's Day 1315 of Russia's full invasion. That's 3 years, 7 months and one week of Ukraine trying to defend itself against an infinitely bigger army.
But Ukrainians have a just cause and the sum is much bigger than the parts.
Here's the daily thread:
A shorter thread yesterday, with not a lot of ground-breaking news. But still more than 30 posts, you may like to catch up on, such as Russia's moaning about its election interference in Moldova coming to nothing!
Hello again everybody. Are we ready for Day 1311 of Ukraine's defence against the all-out invasion by a Kremlin horde? I know I am, so let's go.
Documenting all the important news, and Russian war crimes, every single day - still never missed one - this is THE daily thread:
You can almost smell the weekend approaching, but first let's look back at Thursday.
Another wide variety of stories, and what a contrast. Almost record numbers of likes on BSky yet way below par number of views here on X.
Review what you missed here:
Good morning on Day 1310 of the full-scale war in Ukraine. But let's not forget Russia first invaded 11.5 years ago and the free world was too timid to defend a democracy from a tyrant, which led us to this position now after far too many wasted lives (and $)
Here's my daily🧵
Wednesday was another busy-busy day.
Too much to detail, just make sure you are up to date, but clicking and scrolling here, but remember to come back.
Russia has managed to attack railway infrastructure and some power targets overnight.
The latest is in Kirovohrad region, where 3 villages are without power after drone strikes. The city of Oleksandriya in the east of the region was heavily attacked.
There were no casualties.
It's taken an incredible effort to maintain Ukraine's independence this long, but we still need to keep pressure up and keep aid flowing.
It's a marathon effort to research & post the news, please support🙏 ko-fi.com/twmcltd
Friday's thread had the first half of Russia's attack - before that we saw Ukraine's partners tightening sanctions, and Putin sending planes in to NATO territory to lead to another Article 4 discussion.
Loads more news too, catch up here if you missed it