There are now enough drones over the Russian land corridor to Crimea for operators to coordinate their actions for joint attacks on priority targets. Which is good. https://t.co/aI1o8R2AkC pic.twitter.com/tDbiTRasUB
— Special Kherson Cat 🐈🇺🇦 (@bayraktar_1love) 25 mai 2026
There are now enough drones over the Russian land corridor to Crimea for operators to coordinate their actions for joint attacks on priority targets. Which is good.
I'm deeply moved that this day has come – and that she was invited to Kyiv. There is real space for cooperation and support, including monitoring sanctions evasion and military activity, international advocacy, accountability efforts and stronger civil society ties.
Belarusian democratic forces stood with Ukraine from day one of the invasion. The overwhelming majority of Belarusians never wanted our country to become part of this war. Many died fighting on the front line. Others are in prison for resisting from inside Belarus.
Neither this visit nor building this relationship with #Ukraine was easy. While the regime continues to aid Russia's war against Ukraine, @Tsihanouskaya
's trip to Kyiv is significant – and historic. She represents a free #Belarus, and all of us fighting against the regime.
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Source: https://
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Brock: “I witnessed it. Now I need to go back and tell people: You need to know this, and you need to support Ukraine.” 9Х
Greg Brock, 64, a retired American professor, spent a night with a family in Yahidne — where Russian forces imprisoned hundreds of residents in a school basement for 27 days in 2022. 8/
Of 2.5 million foreigners who entered Ukraine in 2024, only 701 listed tourism as their primary purpose. Before the invasion Ukraine peaked at 14 million visitors in 2019. 7/
Moiseev: “I don’t think of it as business. I think of it as my resistance to what Russia is doing to us. People need to see it.” 6/
