This is what Izium and the road toward Donetsk Oblast look like now from the Ukrainian-controlled territory: everything is covered with anti‑drone netting The drones do not explode immediately because the netting keeps Russian UAVs at a distance from their targets Yan
Zaporizhzhia is twice the size of Mariupol. In 2022, the latter became the site of the worst mass massacre in Europe since World War II. If we allow the Russians to continue, very soon World War II war crimes would pale in comparison to what is about to unfold.
russians throw every mass murder weapon they have at this Ukrainian city: missiles, drones, bombs. trying to turn to dust its energy infrastructure amid -20C weather, bombing apartment blocks one by one. i do not think it is covered enough abroad
One of Kyiv’s power plants on the left bank after Russia’s massive attack on 3 February
— Euromaidan Press (@EuromaidanPress) 4 février 2026
Russia used more than 500 aerial assets in the strike, including ballistic missiles. The attack was carried out one day before the "peace talks" in the United Arab Emirates
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One of Kyiv’s power plants on the left bank after Russia’s massive attack on 3 February Russia used more than 500 aerial assets in the strike, including ballistic missiles. The attack was carried out one day before the "peace talks" in the United Arab Emirates Suspilne
Operational information as of 22:00 on 04.02.2026 regarding the Russian invasion. On the Pokrovsk direction, the enemy launched 23 attacks. According to preliminary estimates, today our soldiers eliminated 17 invaders and wounded 18 in this direction. https://facebook.com/share/p/1FJRrcHAFw/…
Since 2022, Russia has continued to deliberately attack passenger trains, stations, and critical rail infrastructure across Ukraine – locations crowded with civilians.
— MFA of Ukraine 🇺🇦 (@MFA_Ukraine) 4 février 2026
These are not isolated incidents but a systematic campaign of terror. There must be consequences. Russia’s… pic.twitter.com/tVbm9iRQPH
Since 2022, Russia has continued to deliberately attack passenger trains, stations, and critical rail infrastructure across Ukraine – locations crowded with civilians. These are not isolated incidents but a systematic campaign of terror. There must be consequences. Russia’s
Ukrainian company Swarmer filed for Nasdaq IPO, taking drone swarm tech from battlefield to world's second-largest stock exchange In 2025, Swarmer raised $15 million from US investors, the largest defense-related investment in Ukraine since war began
While Ukraine and Russia held "peace talks" in Abu Dhabi, Russia hit a crowded market with cluster bombs, killing seven civilians "This is clear proof that all Russian claims about a ceasefire are worthless," said Filashkin, the regional head
in reality, the most destruction of Kyiv civilian infrastructure was done by retreating russian occupation in 1941. Germans did their fare amount of looting, but only what russians couldn’t take or destroy. then moscow blamed Nazis exclusively for the humanitarian catastrophe
Britain has confirmed it won't transfer its Watchkeeper military drone to Ukraine, with officials calling the 14-year-old system outdated. The surveillance drones cost £5.2 million per unit—and have lost roughly one in seven aircraft to crashes. Defense Secretary John Healey
