Buterin: In 2022, Putin attacked the entire country — from Kyiv to Kherson — while claiming to “protect Donbas.” Mariupol theater. Bucha killings. Strikes on hospitals and energy infrastructure. 4/

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Buterin: Ukrainian strikes target military assets — the cruiser Moskva, airfields, oil depots. Civilian deaths inside Russia over four years are lower than victims of the single Mariupol theater strike. 5/

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Buterin: Two arguments are used to justify the invasion — Russia’s right to block NATO expansion, and claims that Russian speakers in Crimea and Donbas needed protection. Neither explains launching a full-scale invasion in 2022. 2/

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Ukraine’s Southern Defense spokesman Vladyslav Voloshin denied launching a broader counteroffensive. “Ukrainian forces targeted Russian infiltration groups rather than conducting a full-scale push.” 5X

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A senior NATO official said the cutoff placed Russian units in a “command and control predicament.” Some Russian frontline elements had integrated Starlink into daily operations despite the service not officially operating in Russia. 3/

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This month, SpaceX disconnected Starlink terminals near the front at Ukraine’s request after Kyiv reported Russian forces were using them to receive commands, coordinate assaults, and pilot drones. 2/

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At least 9 killed, 28 injured in Russian attacks across Ukraine over past day. Russia launched an Iskander-M ballistic missile and 154 attack drones overnight at Ukraine, according to the Air Force.

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