1/9 Day 12: The Kursk operation has restored a sense of hope, and we should not underestimate its importance during wartime. Nearly two weeks in, russia has yet to stop Ukrainians from advancing
2/9 russia remains unable to halt Ukraine's advances in Kursk. Ukraine is progressing in multiple directions, leaving russia struggling to find a solution to prevent this from occurring.
3/9 It appears that Ukraine is, as mentioned earlier, attempting to acquire territory for leverage while simultaneously establishing a buffer zone to shield its cities from russian artillery.
4/9 It is notable to observe the minimal resistance Ukraine encounters from local residents, who are receiving humanitarian assistance from Ukraine. This stands in stark contrast to the experience of russian troops when they occupy a city in Ukraine.
5/9 As Ukraine makes progress in Kursk, its forces in the east continue to face challenging circumstances, with russia gradually advancing while Ukrainian troops deal with significant manpower shortages.
6/9 The overall situation still presents numerous questions, but we should not overlook the significance of hope in a prolonged conflict like this. This operation has instilled hope in many Ukrainians and their supporters.
7/9 For a mobilized Ukrainian, witnessing the Kursk operation is more uplifting than observing the situations in Niu-York or Chasiv Yar. This operation has also demonstrated that the front lines can still change and that russia's red lines are merely a bluff.
8/9 Let’s hope that the remainder of this ambitious, risky, and so far highly successful operation is planned and executed with the same effectiveness as the first 12 days.
Despite the successful propaganda, russia is quietly facing a strategic defeat in Ukraine — and too few realize it
2/8 russia’s propaganda blurs facts and makes a brutal war feel like a stalemate.
But the truth is: Ukraine is winning, and russia is quietly, catastrophically losing.
It all comes to strategic objectives
3/8 Imagine telling someone in March 2022 that 3.5 years later:
- russia controls way less territory
- Ukraine still holds all 23 regional capital cities
- russia has over 1M casualties
- north korean troops are on the frontlines
Another wave of russian drones and missiles targeting civilians.
How long will we let this go on before doing something real about it?
We need to finally make Putin understand that actions have consequences.
If we don’t, we are complicit
2/4 russia just launched its second mass strike in a row — not for military gain, but to terrorize.
These attacks kill, maim, and traumatize civilians.
And the world watches.
What are we waiting for?
3/4 Every time russia does this, we must respond:
- More sanctions
- More weapons to Ukraine
- More consequences
Send Ukraine cruise missiles. Fund its defense industry. Help it build more drones, more cruise missiles, and more ballistic missiles to strike back — hard
Trump talks tough on china — but his actions tell a different story.
The ”pivot to Asia” he promised? It’s a scam.
Here’s how Trump is actually helping china while pretending to confront it:
2/7 Trump has used the ”pivot to Asia” as a cover to disengage from Europe, not to counter china.
He’s bombed Iran, shifted US focus to the Middle East, and projected weakness on Ukraine—signaling to Beijing that the US won’t stand up for its allies and interests
3/7 His foreign and defense policy teams — including Hegseth, Colby, and others — talk endlessly about china, but their real goal has been to undermine NATO and weaken the West.
They have alienated key allies like South Korea and Japan, who are essential to defending Taiwan