The Russian diplomat states as clearly as possible: #Russia is not interested in negotiating anything other than #Ukraine's surrender. Anyone who advocates for negotiations and attempts to hinder military support for Ukraine is either a complete idiot or a Russian asset.
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1/ Ukrainian defender Oleksandr Antonenko spent 10 months in Russian captivity. He was beaten and tortured by electric shocks, cold, and hunger. Please share.
WARNING: This story contains descriptions of torture and violence.
2/ "For the first three weeks in captivity, we were fed about four times. Porridge was served on one tray, and we were given four spoonfuls each."
3/ "A few times a week, they took us out for execution and then brought us back. They did this to try to force us to cooperate."
Ukrainian defender Dmytro Moseichuk spent 24 months in Russian captivity. He endured horrific torture—both psychological and physical. He says Russian prisons are designed to break Ukrainian POWs forever. Please amplify.
1/ "I served in the 63rd brigade. I went at the beginning of the full-scale invasion. It didn’t matter where to go. That’s how I ended up in the 63rd."
2/ "In April 2022, I was on the Mykolaiv direction. The first tasks were to establish ourselves somewhere in the gray zone on the infantry line. Then the infantry went in after us."
A story of Ukrainian veteran Vladyslav Zadorin, who spent 22 months in a Russian captivity. What he describes is horrific — daily physical and mental torture. Please share this story so the world understands the true nature of Russia’s evil.
1/ "We spent 12 hours lying on a pier after being captured on Snake Island. It was late February, it was cold, and the sea was stormy, and freezing water kept splashing on us."
2/ "After arriving at the colony, we stood in the cold snow for hours—some for a few hours, others for up to 15."
Thread: What We Know About the NABU Scandal.
Ukrainian Parliament passed Bill №12414 (263-13) on July 22, 2025, threatening NABU & SAPO's independence. The bill is sparking protests.
1. Establishment of NABU
The National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) was established on October 14, 2014, following the adoption of the Law “On the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine” by the Verkhovna Rada.
This was driven by demands from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the European Commission to combat high-level corruption, a key condition for Ukraine’s EU visa liberalization and financial support.
NABU began operations in 2015, designed as an independent body to investigate and expose corruption among senior officials.
2. Achievements Overview
NABU has a strong track record in uncovering corruption:
2017: Investigated Oleg Bakhmatyuk over a loan scandal and targeted Petro Poroshenko’s associates in defense sector thefts.
2022: Exposed a EUR 22 million bribery attempt involving a former lawmaker and Dnipro’s mayor, with 187 individuals charged.
2023: Uncovered corruption involving 21 senior officials, 39 state enterprise heads, 16 judges, and 11 MPs, with an economic impact of UAH 4.7 billion (~USD 125 million).
2024: Launched 658 cases, identified UAH 26 billion (USD 700 million) in losses, reimbursed UAH 823 million (USD 22 million), and seized UAH 6.8 billion in assets. Notable cases targeted defense, energy, and customs sectors.
These efforts highlight NABU’s role in tackling high-profile corruption, recovering significant funds, and securing convictions.
How to distinguish AI-generated crap from genuine pictures in the context of the Ukraine war. It is crucial not to fall for fake content that aims to scam people and generate engagement.
Please amplify.
1/ First, read the post carefully, where you will see the pictures. Usually, there is abstract information with no details.
Is there a name/surname? If so, Google it and try to find articles or news outlets that mention it.
2/ Investigate the pictures. Poor Facebook engagement content typically features text designed to elicit an immediate emotional response. It's something like "don’t pass by", "99 pass but only one helps", etc.
ТРЕД
Як я зробив дрон та відправив його на ЗСУ за допомогою ініціативи "Народний FPV" від Victory Drones та українського виробника Vyriy Drone.
1/ Приблизно рік тому я десь побачив курс "Народний FPV" від Victory Drones. Ініціатива здалась цікавою, тож я вирішив записатись. Спочатку не мав часу проходити курс.
2/ Потім пообцяв громаді задонатити 2000 доларів за те, що на мене підписувались.
Взимку, зібравши достатньо коштів, вирішив інвестувати їх у створення дронів — тобто самостійно зібрати два дрони і таким чином підтримати ЗСУ.