Kremlin delegate Medinsky mocked Ukraine’s child return request, saying not to “put on a show for European compassionate aunties.” Russia returned only 6 of 339 children on Ukraine’s list and launched a record number of drones last month, targeting schools and hospitals. 4/

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Malyuk: Medvedchuk and Marchievsky [pro-Russian] created the Voice of Europe movement to promote the "Russian peace" under the guise of European values.

Thanks to Czech counterintelligence and our team, they were documented, sanctioned, and their operation was shut down. 9X pic.twitter.com/z0wWQ0PVc5

— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 13 août 2025

Malyuk: Medvedchuk and Marchievsky [pro-Russian] created the Voice of Europe movement to promote the "Russian peace" under the guise of European values. Thanks to Czech counterintelligence and our team, they were documented, sanctioned, and their operation was shut down. 9X

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Q: Can we strike further than 700 km?

Malyuk: Our priority is to target objects that support military tasks along the front line. First and foremost, we focus on how to best assist our soldiers on the front lines and ensure they are supported.

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— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 13 août 2025

Q: Can we strike further than 700 km? Malyuk: Our priority is to target objects that support military tasks along the front line. First and foremost, we focus on how to best assist our soldiers on the front lines and ensure they are supported. 7/

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Malyuk: Russia spent $4.6В on information warfare against Ukraine last year.

It’s hard to imagine where that money went.

Probably, half of it was stolen.

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— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 13 août 2025

Malyuk: Russia spent $4.6В on information warfare against Ukraine last year. It’s hard to imagine where that money went. Probably, half of it was stolen. 6/

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Malyuk: We won’t officially acknowledge anything, but Kirillov, the Russian chemical general, ordered over 45,000 chemical attacks on our troops.

He also repeatedly commanded the killing of our soldiers.

The 800 grams of explosive mixture did its job, and we "thanked" him.

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— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 13 août 2025

Malyuk: We won’t officially acknowledge anything, but Kirillov, the Russian chemical general, ordered over 45,000 chemical attacks on our troops. He also repeatedly commanded the killing of our soldiers. The 800 grams of explosive mixture did its job, and we "thanked" him. 5/

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Malyuk: The Ukrainian Security Service engages renowned plastic surgeons to ensure the safety of its undercover agents after completing missions.

We also prepare cover documents for a fresh start.

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— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 13 août 2025

Malyuk: The Ukrainian Security Service engages renowned plastic surgeons to ensure the safety of its undercover agents after completing missions. We also prepare cover documents for a fresh start. 4/

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Malyuk: Sea Baby drones [hit frigate “Admiral Makarov” and much more] are now multipurpose, with FPV systems, machine guns, and capabilities for combat, mining, and underwater missions.

We're constantly improving them. 3/ pic.twitter.com/xTB3njkSNv

— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 13 août 2025

Malyuk: Sea Baby drones [hit frigate “Admiral Makarov” and much more] are now multipurpose, with FPV systems, machine guns, and capabilities for combat, mining, and underwater missions. We're constantly improving them. 3/

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Malyuk: Today, our country must transform into a steel porcupine.

This includes increasing the number of personnel, their training, boosting air defense, UAV systems, ground robotic complexes, and all possible counterintelligence measures.

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— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 13 août 2025

Malyuk: Today, our country must transform into a steel porcupine. This includes increasing the number of personnel, their training, boosting air defense, UAV systems, ground robotic complexes, and all possible counterintelligence measures. 2/

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Operation “Spider Web” [took down 34% of Russian strategic aviation] started one month late because the recruited Russian drivers got drunk during Easter, May holidays, and May 9th — Head of the Security Service of Ukraine, Malyuk.

We couldn't reach anyone. All unavailable.

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— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 13 août 2025

Operation “Spider Web” [took down 34% of Russian strategic aviation] started one month late because the recruited Russian drivers got drunk during Easter, May holidays, and May 9th — Head of the Security Service of Ukraine, Malyuk. We couldn't reach anyone. All unavailable. 1/

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