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Wesley Clark: Russia uses messaging to weaken Ukraine and stall diplomacy
Wesley Clark: Russia uses battlefield messaging to weaken Ukraine, split allies, and stall diplomacy.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 2 janvier 2026
Militarily, Moscow aims to cut Ukraine off from Odesa and the Black Sea. Putin seeks all of Ukraine and uses talks to delay and divide, not to end the war. 2X pic.twitter.com/aPIdvjAnubWesley Clark: Russia uses battlefield messaging to weaken Ukraine, split allies, and stall diplomacy. Militarily, Moscow aims to cut Ukraine off from Odesa and the Black Sea. Putin seeks all of Ukraine and uses talks to delay and divide, not to end the war. 2X
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Wesley Clark urges US to counter Russian disinformation, support Ukraine
Former NATO Supreme Allied Commander Wesley Clark: Russia will keep pushing disinformation, including fake claims about attacks on Putin’s residences.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 2 janvier 2026
The U.S. should stand firm with Ukraine — enforce sanctions, fund Kyiv, and resume military aid, especially air defense. 1/ pic.twitter.com/I9tomMIfpPFormer NATO Supreme Allied Commander Wesley Clark: Russia will keep pushing disinformation, including fake claims about attacks on Putin’s residences. The U.S. should stand firm with Ukraine — enforce sanctions, fund Kyiv, and resume military aid, especially air defense. 1/
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Ukrainian Intelligence Shows 2025 Strikes on Russia
The Prymary unit of the Ukrainian Defense Intelligence wished Ukrainians a Happy New Year and showed historical footage of how they took out the Russian occupiers' expensive military targets in 2025.
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 2 janvier 2026
The video shows the compilation of strikes on Russian radars, anti-aircraft… pic.twitter.com/2NZQvzL451The primary unit of Ukraine's Defense Intelligence wished Ukrainians a Happy New Year and released historical footage showing how they destroyed Russian occupiers' high-value military targets in 2025. The video compiles strikes on Russian radars and anti-aircraft systems.
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New York Times interactive on Ukraine war and US-Russia relations
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Russia’s Economy Loses $75M Daily
Internal US estimates put losses at tens of millions of dollars per day, with one assessment citing about $75 million daily at peak disruption. The goal was clear: weaken the war economy that funds Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
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Ukrainian strikes damage 21% of Russia’s oil refining, causing shortages
Ukrainian strikes temporarily knocked out up to 21% of Russia’s oil-refining capacity in early 2025. The damage triggered fuel shortages affecting both civilian supply and military logistics. 2/
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CIA helps Ukraine strike Russian oil refineries, causing $75M daily losses
The CIA helps Ukraine strike oil refineries, fuel depots, and logistics hubs critical to Moscow’s war effort. The drone program hit deep inside Russia while US military aid stalled, causing up to $75 million per day in losses. — NYT 1/
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Zelensky replaces head of Ukraine’s Border Guard Service
Zelensky to replace head of Ukraine's Border Guard Lieutenant General Serhii Deineko will be replaced as head of Ukraine's State Border Guard Service, President Volodymyr Zelensky announced on Jan. 2.
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Russia fires missiles at Kharkiv residential areas, injures dozens including baby
On January 2, Russia has fired at least two missiles into residential areas and the city of Kharkiv. Dozens of civilians were injured, including a six-month-old baby. Rescue teams and all emergency services continue working on site.
— MFA of Ukraine 🇺🇦 (@MFA_Ukraine) 2 janvier 2026
This is how Russia treats human life –… pic.twitter.com/sCM6auQXerOn January 2, Russia has fired at least two missiles into residential areas and the city of Kharkiv. Dozens of civilians were injured, including a six-month-old baby. Rescue teams and all emergency services continue working on site. This is how Russia treats human life –
