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Thank you, Australia!#2YearsOfResistance#2yearsOfUnity@DefenceAust @RichardMarlesMP
Two years ago, russia started a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. We are grateful to every country, leader, and person who has stood—and continues to stand—with Ukraine. We will win. pic.twitter.com/F7wuhjCbmF

— Defense of Ukraine (@DefenceU) 25 février 2024

Thank you, Australia!
#2YearsOfResistance
#2yearsOfUnity @DefenceAust @RichardMarlesMP Two years ago, Russia started a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. We are grateful to every country, leader, and person who has stood—and continues to stand—with Ukraine. We will win.

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6. Ukraine economy can function during the war, and macroeconomic stability maintained Evidence: low inflation, GDP growth etc. caveat: poverty is up, international support is essential. 7/

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7. Trains can run on time under missiles and drones Evidence: Ukrainian railroads 8/

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5. Western air defense is effective against Russian even most modern missiles Evidence: Patriot shooting down Kinzhals etc 6/

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4. The Russian Black Sea Fleet can be sunk, Air Force shot down, Crimea attacked, and Ukraine can strike deep in Russia, including ports, oil refineries, production facilities Evidence: news everywhere 5/

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3. The key Russian strength is its complete disregard to the value of human life. Evidence: I am not even sure that I should say anything here, but Bucha, Mariupol, and 400K of their own losses that I have a reason to believe are an accurate number. 3/

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The lessons we learned in the two years since the Russian invasion 1. Russia can be stopped by force. Evidence: Kyiv, Kharkiv, Kherson… even Bakhmut and Avdiivka. In Avdiivka, a small 12 sq miles suburb of Donetsk, Russia lost more troops than in Afghanistan 1/

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However, Belgrade, Serbia also saw a pro-Ukrainian rally – hundreds of people marched to #StandWithUkraine #24Feb2022 pic.twitter.com/sbwjfXpvYF

— Euromaidan Press (@EuromaidanPress) 24 février 2024

However, Belgrade, Serbia also saw a pro-Ukrainian rally – hundreds of people marched to #StandWithUkraine #24Feb2022

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