🧵 Ukraine is losing. Russia’s taking land little by little.

Let’s take a quick history tour of wars where the invading side won tons of battles, took territory…
…and still got absolutely wrecked in the end. ⬇️ Napoleon marched his way through Russia in 1812. Took city after city.
Even made it to Moscow.
Then winter hit, supply lines collapsed, and the retreat turned into a massacre.
He went in with 600,000. Went home with his tail between his legs

🔥🇬🇧 Three guys just got convicted for setting fire to a warehouse in East London that was sending Starlink kits to Ukraine.

Turns out it wasn’t just some random arson the whole thing was organised by Russia’s Wagner Group ⬇️ The warehouse in Leyton went up in flames in March 2024. Damage was close to £1 million.

Let that sink in Russian linked sabotage, in the UK....

For those curious (or skeptical) about how Russian POWs are treated in Ukraine here’s what I saw first hand.
When I first visited the camp, I came in with an open mind… but also knew exactly what red flags to look for based on my own time in RU

What I saw shocked me. ⬇️

https://twitter.com/cossackgundi/status/1938337628065267812

In the courtyard, POWs walked slow laps in circles. You could tell who had been there the longest they dragged out the walk to avoid finishing too fast.
Same trick I used in my tiny cell. Anything to stretch time.
Difference is: they actually get fresh air daily.

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Today, me and Shaun met with several foreign nationals captured while fighting for Russian forces in Ukraine including an African volunteer now held as a POW.

We’ve been in their shoes. We know what captivity is like. But there’s one major difference. ⬇️ 🧵2/
These prisoners have regular access to the Red Cross.
They receive medical attention, have contact with their families, and are monitored under the Geneva Convention.

That's something I never had.
Nor did most foreign volunteers held in Russian captivity. ⬇️

This was our prison cell in the Donetsk Pre-Trial Detention Center. Designed for solitary confinement, it held five of us. Days began at 6 a.m. with the Russian anthem. Refusing to sing wasn’t an option. Meals were meager, varying by cell block, barely enough to survive 24/7 confinement: interrogations or propaganda appearances were the only reprieve. Sleeping during the day was forbidden, lying down risked brutal punishment for all. Two shared a bed; the unlucky slept on the freezing floor under a window with no glass, exposed to the elements.

I'm going to say it because no one else seems to be able to have any verification on this guy, Kent Mclellan aka Boneface Is either a poser or purposely lying that he served in Azov etc, I've known of him for a while through the very social channels that have posted about him. My first suspicions were that in all of his photos there's never any photos of him with the "guys" not only that but no actually photos showing him in being in ukraine, some of his photos have been spotted as being photoshopped too in relation to adding a Chevron or the horrible cheep Azov chevron in one of his pictures. On top of all this the biggest red flag is him openly saying that he was in Mariupol during the Encirclement but managed to escape on one of the evacuation helicopters which I find very doubtful considering the only people allowed on those helicopters were severe injured that needed to get to the hospital.

If anyone has anything else to add feel free, I'v jist not seen anything that has confirmed he has actually been in azov other then his words, Most foreigners especially those that came in 2016 etc tend to at least be known by other Ukrainians but everyone I speak to has never heard or seen him.






And that's another pointer he's spent more time speaking to russian journalists talking how the CIA sent him etc everything just smells of bullshit

People always ask me how I see this war ending. One of the outcomes I can potentially see happening, if the right pieces match up, is Prigozhin taking leadership of Russia. His recent antics and shaming of the government and it's leadership ⬇️⬇️ as well as rallying people behind him as a man who cares about his nation and troops, are signs of a man seeking a job promotion on the backs of people who couldn't do what they said. If something were to happen to Putin, I believe Prigozhin would be the most likely replacement⬇️