Good Russians must also respect the territorial integrity of Ukraine, including Crimea and every other territory. This how it feels from Kyiv. And I thank those Russians who fight Putin alongside us. And I call on other Russians to wake up. The history will judge you. 25/25
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Russian people responsible for invasion and war crimes against Ukraine
invade Russia, Russia invaded us, killed our families and children, raped our women, committed war crimes. And Russian people who allowed this to happen are responsible. I will soften it up a bit – different people are responsible for different degree, but still 22/
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Ukrainian military’s fight for survival is the real action against Putin regime
collapses also does not qualify as taking an action against Putin regime. The action against Putin regime is now taken by the Ukrainian military, in a very meaningful way, driven by our Ukrainian fight for our survival and existence. We did not ask for this war, we did not 21/
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Liberating Ukraine by murdering: Russians’ guilt debated
is claiming to liberate in Ukraine (mostly by murdering). So I have the right to speak about what I think about good Russians. The typical argument goes that Russians are not guilty of what Putin does. It is Putin's war not theirs. It is true that they are not guilty of the 12/
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Good Russians: Kyiv’s perspective on those who help Ukraine
Good Russians. Are they good? A perspective from Kyiv. In short, there are good good Russians. These are those who are fighting Russia directly or indirectly by providing support to Ukraine: financial, humanitarian, and military. And then there are bad good Russians. 1/
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Bakhmut: Defend or Retreat?
The situation in Bakhmut is very complicated. In your opinion, should the Ukrainian military continue to defend the city, knowing the risk of being encircled, or should they withdraw to more prepared positions?
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Russian shelling kills woman, wounds 87-year-old in Nikopol
This morning, Russian occupation forces shelled the town of Nikopol in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, once again. The attack killed a 53-year-old woman and wounded an 87-year-old pensioner, reported the head of the Dnipropetrovsk Oblast Military Administration Serhiy Lysak.
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UK Intel: Russia’s highest casualties in Ukraine since invasion’s first week
"Over the past two weeks, Russia has likely suffered its highest rate of casualties since the first week of the invasion of Ukraine" – @defencehq https://
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Bakhmut: enemy launches large infantry assault, situation difficult
The situation in #Bakhmut on 12.02.-«The situation in the Bakhmut area is very difficult, from the northern side of the enemy,very large forces have launched an assault, a very large number of infantry without heavy equipment is trying to push through the defense of Ukrainians». pic.twitter.com/TLeMx05Sy3
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 12 février 2023The situation in #Bakhmut on 12.02.-«The situation in the Bakhmut area is very difficult, from the northern side of the enemy,very large forces have launched an assault, a very large number of infantry without heavy equipment is trying to push through the defense of Ukrainians».
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Zelensky dismisses National Guard deputy commander for logistics
Zelensky dismisses National Guard deputy commander reportedly in charge of logistics. President Zelensky’s executive order didn't specify the reasons for the dismissal, though Ruslan Dziuba, the commander in question, was reportedly in charge of military logistics.