Kuleba: If resisting a nuclear state makes no sense because “you will be nuked anyway,” then Ukraine should have surrendered on February 24 after a short heroic stand. Instead, we resisted and proved that doctrine can be challenged. 5X
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Ukraine reverses Western logic on nuclear war discussions
Kuleba: The West begins every Russia-Ukraine discussion with one question: how do we avoid nuclear war?
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 24 mai 2026
Ukraine reversed the logic: think about nuclear war when the real threat appears — now help us with everything you can. 4/ pic.twitter.com/iOOg7sfv8NKuleba: The West begins every Russia-Ukraine discussion with one question: how do we avoid nuclear war? Ukraine reversed the logic: think about nuclear war when the real threat appears — now help us with everything you can. 4/
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Kuleba: Logic points to Russia-EU war, missile on Paris unimaginable
Kuleba: Everything is moving toward war between Russia and the European Union. It is not inevitable, but the logic of events points there.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 24 mai 2026
European leaders know it, yet societies still cannot imagine a ballistic missile flying into Paris. 3/ pic.twitter.com/Pa2qcfMdJjKuleba: Everything is moving toward war between Russia and the European Union. It is not inevitable, but the logic of events points there. European leaders know it, yet societies still cannot imagine a ballistic missile flying into Paris. 3/
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L’Europe face au piège sécuritaire de la réarmement
Kuleba: Europe’s dilemma is brutal. If it does not rearm, it stays weak and invites Putin.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 24 mai 2026
If it rearms, it may accelerate Putin’s decision to attack before Europe becomes too strong. That is the security trap Europe is in now. 2/ pic.twitter.com/3ukXtebVCBKuleba: Europe’s dilemma is brutal. If it does not rearm, it stays weak and invites Putin. If it rearms, it may accelerate Putin’s decision to attack before Europe becomes too strong. That is the security trap Europe is in now. 2/
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Kuleba warns Russia aims to attack EU countries, Europe rearming
Former Ukrainian FM Dmytro Kuleba: Russia wants to attack EU countries.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 24 mai 2026
There are enough facts to say this is Putin’s goal: the Baltics, Poland through Belarus and Kaliningrad, and Finland. Europe knows it — and that is why it is rearming. 1/ pic.twitter.com/r2IvLFTPwrFormer Ukrainian FM Dmytro Kuleba: Russia wants to attack EU countries. There are enough facts to say this is Putin’s goal: the Baltics, Poland through Belarus and Kaliningrad, and Finland. Europe knows it — and that is why it is rearming. 1/
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Coffee in Ukraine unstopped by missiles and drones
The coffee in Ukraine cannot be stopped by missiles and drones.
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Kuleba: Ukraine’s war for the right to be themselves
Kuleba: Ukrainians are people who won the right to be themselves.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 24 mai 2026
This war is about that right: what language we speak, what church we attend, what country we build. History demanded payment for 1991 — and Ukraine accepted the bill. 4X pic.twitter.com/77fHzEQR4RKuleba: Ukrainians are people who won the right to be themselves. This war is about that right: what language we speak, what church we attend, what country we build. History demanded payment for 1991 — and Ukraine accepted the bill. 4X
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Russia attacks Ukraine: 100 injured, 4 killed, 30 Kyiv buildings damaged.
About 100 people were injured across the country, and another four, unfortunately, were killed — Zelenskyy. In Kyiv alone, the Russians damaged or destroyed around 30 residential buildings.
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Massive Russian attack hits Kyiv, 2 killed
Russia launched one of the largest combined missile and drone attacks of the war overnight, with Kyiv hit across ~50 locations. At least 2 people were killed and more than 50 injured in the capital. Homes, schools, markets, and cultural sites were damaged.
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Russian missile strike on Kyiv on May 24
Eyewitness footage captures the moment a Russian missile struck Kyiv on May 24. Russia launched a massive combined attack overnight, deploying 90 missiles and 600 drones that primarily targeted the capital.
— The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent) 24 mai 2026
The devastating overnight assault marks one of the largest mass attacks… pic.twitter.com/ipmsnX4hmXEyewitness footage captures the moment a Russian missile struck Kyiv on May 24. Russia launched a massive combined attack overnight, deploying 90 missiles and 600 drones that primarily targeted the capital. The devastating overnight assault marks one of the largest mass attacks.
