Kasparov: Europe has the resources. Poland, the Baltics and Scandinavia, together with Ukraine, are enough to crush Russia.

But Europe has to stop talking about budgets and start showing strength — armed, ready, and willing to use it if Putin crosses the line. 4X pic.twitter.com/kJuvxXiIfv

— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 24 mai 2026

Kasparov: Europe has the resources. Poland, the Baltics and Scandinavia, together with Ukraine, are enough to crush Russia. But Europe has to stop talking about budgets and start showing strength — armed, ready, and willing to use it if Putin crosses the line. 4X

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Kasparov: Ukraine saved Europe. If not for Ukraine, there would be no serious NATO discussion here — there would be another Russian nationalist congress.

Europe was ready to sell Ukraine down the river, and Ukrainian resistance changed everything for the continent. 3/ pic.twitter.com/WB22WaTSXv

— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 24 mai 2026

Kasparov: Ukraine saved Europe. If not for Ukraine, there would be no serious NATO discussion here — there would be another Russian nationalist congress. Europe was ready to sell Ukraine down the river, and Ukrainian resistance changed everything for the continent. 3/

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Kasparov: This is not just Putin’s war or one inner circle’s war. The mistake after 1991 was thinking the problem was only the communist virus.

The real problem is the imperial virus, mutating in Russia for centuries, and it will not die without defeat. 2/ pic.twitter.com/odsItWNSU4

— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 24 mai 2026

Kasparov: This is not just Putin’s war or one inner circle’s war. The mistake after 1991 was thinking the problem was only the communist virus. The real problem is the imperial virus, mutating in Russia for centuries, and it will not die without defeat. 2/

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Putin fired Oreshnik after Ukraine’s long-range campaign pushed deeper into Russia and hit around fortified Moscow. Zelenskyy demands decisions from the US, Europe and others to make that old Oreshnik in Moscow finally utter the word peace. 8X

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In Lukianivka, a central market lay levelled, homes burned, and a shopping centre had only charred remains. Shopkeepers swept glass from broken windows while residents watched firefighters battle flames. Then another Shahed crossed the same sky and exploded nearby. 7/

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Russian strikes targeted Kyiv’s symbols and state buildings. The Foreign Ministry sustained damage for the first time since World War II. Blast waves shattered windows in the Cabinet of Ministers building. The National Chernobyl Museum was nearly destroyed, and two major cultural sites also suffered damage.

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Russia hit places where civilians tried to survive the night. One strike hit a school and buried the entrance to its bomb shelter, trapping residents inside. Another hit a metro station foyer, where Kyiv residents usually shelter during mass attacks. 5/

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Putin put a nuclear-capable Oreshnik into Russia’s overnight strike on Kyiv region.

The hypersonic missile hit Bila Tserkva as Moscow launched around 90 cruise and ballistic missiles plus hundreds of drones. 4 people died, at least 80 were injured — Telegraph. 1/ pic.twitter.com/sQYDQgbztO

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Putin put a nuclear-capable Oreshnik into Russia’s overnight strike on Kyiv region. The hypersonic missile hit Bila Tserkva as Moscow launched around 90 cruise and ballistic missiles plus hundreds of drones. 4 people died, at least 80 were injured — Telegraph. 1/

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UK, France reject NATO plan to increase military aid to Ukraine, Telegraph reports. The news comes on the heels of the U.K.'s surprise easing of Russian oil sanctions, dealing a further blow to London's image as one of Kyiv's most steadfast partners.

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The Guardian: Putin is not changing plans for the full capture of Donbas, despite difficulties on the front. Disappointment is growing among Russia's elites; they note a change in sentiments regarding the war.

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