Zaluzhnyi: NATO may have lost the ability to guarantee security to its members.

Because of technical unreadiness for modern war and the political inability of democratic institutions to make unpopular decisions when force must be used. 3/ pic.twitter.com/mBK8ynlBQn

— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 23 mai 2026

Zaluzhnyi: NATO may have lost the ability to guarantee security to its members. Because of technical unreadiness for modern war and the political inability of democratic institutions to make unpopular decisions when force must be used. 3/

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Zaluzhnyi: The post-1945 order and the order after the Soviet collapse are now breaking.

International law and institutions failed to guarantee peace, and attempts to make Ukraine a bargaining chip proved the world already lives by other rules. 4/ pic.twitter.com/bCqOdTzkQ7

— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 23 mai 2026

Zaluzhnyi: The post-1945 order and the order after the Soviet collapse are now breaking. International law and institutions failed to guarantee peace, and attempts to make Ukraine a bargaining chip proved the world already lives by other rules. 4/

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Zaluzhnyi: In a war where the price is the life of an entire nation, compromise may simply stop existing.

You cannot be a little killed or half alive — and you cannot accept conditions that mean helping finish off your own state. 2/ pic.twitter.com/uRy5hhLeJq

— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 23 mai 2026

Zaluzhnyi: In a war where the price is the life of an entire nation, compromise may simply stop existing. You cannot be a little killed or half alive — and you cannot accept conditions that mean helping finish off your own state. 2/

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Former Ukrainian Commander-in-Chief Zaluzhnyi: Ukraine can no longer be part of any gray zone.

Our experience shows that if you agree to become a buffer zone, you should wait for war. It is already moving toward you — first hidden, then openly. 1/ pic.twitter.com/MgzW9YVg6W

— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 23 mai 2026

Former Ukrainian Commander-in-Chief Zaluzhnyi: Ukraine can no longer be part of any gray zone. Our experience shows that if you agree to become a buffer zone, you should wait for war. It is already moving toward you — first hidden, then openly. 1/

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Czech President Petr Pavel called on NATO to "show its teeth" in response to provocations by the Russian Federation on the eastern flank. He proposed disconnecting the internet and shooting down airspace violators.

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Independent journalism inside Ukraine is documenting this transformation in real time. Under missile strikes.
Under cyber pressure.
Under information warfare.
Under constant risk. This is why independent Ukrainian media matter globally now — not only locally.

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7/ This is not political rhetoric. It is cold recognition that humanity has entered a new era: an era of technological warfare, exhaustion, and permanent adaptation. And survival will belong not to those strongest under old doctrines —
but to those who learn fastest.

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2/ Ukraine became the first country forced to experience this new type of war in real time. Not in theory.
Not in military simulations.
But in everyday life. Missiles.
Drones.
Cyberattacks.
Energy warfare.
Psychological operations.
Mass digital manipulation.

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Pathetic. Administration’s approach was doomed from the start. They didn’t understand or care about the cause of the war, started by demanding UKR give up territory, never acknowledged that Russia was the aggressor, bragged about slashing aid for UKR. How embarrassing. https://t.co/dJw0rszM3u

— Ben Hodges (@general_ben) 23 mai 2026

Pathetic. Administration’s approach was doomed from the start. They didn’t understand or care about the cause of the war, started by demanding UKR give up territory, never acknowledged that Russia was the aggressor, bragged about slashing aid for UKR. How embarrassing.

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Senators Dick Durbin and Chuck Grassley have called on the Pentagon chief to unblock $400 million in aid for Ukraine and $200 million for the Baltics. "Our failure to support them will only embolden Putin," – Durbin.

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