Another Russian hardware column was destroyed in the #Chernihiv region.

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Alexander, 50, was born in Russia, considered himself Russian until 2014, when Putin attacked Ukraine the first time. After that, he told me at a makeshift checkpoint outside Kyiv, he “became Ukrainian.” 20+ locals have taken up arms, are making Molotov cocktails. Ready to fight.

→ View original post on X — @christopherjm

“Now they lie that Hungary is blocking some sanctions against Russia, for example in connection with the SWIFT system. Let me be clear: THIS IS NOT TRUE! We did not oppose any proposals for sanctions, did not and do not block,” said the Hungarian Foreign Minister.https://news.liga.net/ua/politics/news/vengriya-ne-blokiruet-otklyuchenie-rossii-ot-swift-i-hochet-organizovat-mirnye-peregovory

→ View original post on X — @liganet

That's fine. You can disagree. But the situation is too critical for Ukrainians in Ukraine to start using relatively new apps suddenly heavily pushed by someone associated with Russian intelligence.

→ View original post on X — @jimmysecuk

How your government can help! – banning SWIFT. Hungary, please.
– providing air-defense.
– imposing 10 Eur per barrel levy on Russian oil and diversify away from gas. – expelling Russian ambassadors and isolating Russia fully.
– inviting Ukraine to join EU.

→ View original post on X — @mylovanov

A Russian engineer unit, with lots of bridging equipment. If you can't cross the river, you can't fight on the other side! Well done, Ukraine! https://t.co/LledXlTh4d

— Mark Hertling (@MarkHertling) 26 février 2022

A Russian engineer unit, with lots of bridging equipment. If you can't cross the river, you can't fight on the other side! Well done, Ukraine!

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Heavy fighting in #Mariupol. Ukrainian forces remain in control of the city.

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