Пекельна кухня для окупантів на Покровському напрямку – подаємо гарячим! 🍳🔥

Оператори БПЛА бригади «Рубіж» продовжують смажити ворога 💥

Вочевидь, окупантам це не дуже подобається, проте за словами наших операторів дронів – вийшло well done🤌🏻 pic.twitter.com/kYtIXDSAFc

— НГУ (@ng_ukraine) 19 décembre 2025

Hell's kitchen for occupiers on the Pokrovsk direction – serving hot! Operators of the 'Rubizh' brigade UAVs continue to fry the enemy. Obviously, the occupiers don't like it very much, but according to our drone operators – it turned out well done.

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Zelensky says that Ukraine needs MiG-29 jets, as Ukrainian pilots already have necessary experience to operate them. Retraining on F-16s takes years and temporarily removes experienced pilots from the battlefield.

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Me: The frozen funds should have gone to Ukraine long ago. Europe’s slow, divided leadership lets Russia exploit its weakness.

Politicians and militaries are awake, but much of the public still denies the threat. Sadly, Europe may need a bigger shock before it gets serious.

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— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 19 décembre 2025

Me: The frozen funds should have gone to Ukraine long ago. Europe’s slow, divided leadership lets Russia exploit its weakness. Politicians and militaries are awake, but much of the public still denies the threat. Sadly, Europe may need a bigger shock before it gets serious. 6/

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Q: Europe still can’t decide what to do with $250B in frozen Russian assets. Should it go to Ukraine as a loan?

Me: The US wants control but has no jurisdiction. Ironically, Russia moved its money out of the US to avoid tougher rules and Europe turned out stricter.

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— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 19 décembre 2025

Q: Europe still can’t decide what to do with $250B in frozen Russian assets. Should it go to Ukraine as a loan? Me: The US wants control but has no jurisdiction. Ironically, Russia moved its money out of the US to avoid tougher rules and Europe turned out stricter. 5/

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Q: Russia wants major cuts to Ukraine’s army. What troop level would Ukrainians accept?

Me: Legally, Ukraine can’t limit its forces — the Constitution protects sovereignty. But pragmatically, people talk about a force close to one million.

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— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 19 décembre 2025

Q: Russia wants major cuts to Ukraine’s army. What troop level would Ukrainians accept? Me: Legally, Ukraine can’t limit its forces — the Constitution protects sovereignty. But pragmatically, people talk about a force close to one million. 4/

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Q: Zelenskyy can drop NATO but not territory. What if he agreed to give land?

Me: He can’t. The Constitution forbids it, and changing it takes years. Ukraine cannot legally surrender territory. The only realistic path is a ceasefire with a demilitarized zone and observers.

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— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 19 décembre 2025

Q: Zelenskyy can drop NATO but not territory. What if he agreed to give land? Me: He can’t. The Constitution forbids it, and changing it takes years. Ukraine cannot legally surrender territory. The only realistic path is a ceasefire with a demilitarized zone and observers. 3/

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Q: If Trump pressures Zelenskyy, not Moscow, why would Russia give anything?

Me: I agree. Early on the US pushed Ukraine more than Russia. Now it’s shifting to real guarantees and reconstruction funds. Russia’s line is keep the Donbas grind or pause a few years.

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— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 19 décembre 2025

Q: If Trump pressures Zelenskyy, not Moscow, why would Russia give anything? Me: I agree. Early on the US pushed Ukraine more than Russia. Now it’s shifting to real guarantees and reconstruction funds. Russia’s line is keep the Donbas grind or pause a few years. 2/

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Putin says that the EU proposal to transfer Russian frozen assets for the benefit of Ukraine is “daylight robbery,” claiming that there “may be dire consequences” for those who support this decision and that it also may undermine the eurozone's credibility.

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Putin: We are creating security zones near Sumy and took Vovchansk. About 3,500 troops, are encircled near Kupyansk-Uzlovyi and refuse to surrender.

Our forces control Kupyansk but paused the advance to destroy a group on the Oskil’s left bank.

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— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 19 décembre 2025

Putin: We are creating security zones near Sumy and took Vovchansk. About 3,500 troops, are encircled near Kupyansk-Uzlovyi and refuse to surrender. Our forces control Kupyansk but paused the advance to destroy a group on the Oskil’s left bank. 5X

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Putin: Our “East” group is advancing fast in Zaporizhzhia region. Fighting is underway in Huliaipole.

Russian forces crossed the river and control about half the city. Other units keep pushing east to west, taking more settlements.

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— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 19 décembre 2025

Putin: Our “East” group is advancing fast in Zaporizhzhia region. Fighting is underway in Huliaipole. Russian forces crossed the river and control about half the city. Other units keep pushing east to west, taking more settlements. 4/

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