The project is called Ukrainian History: Global Initiative (UHGI). The idea began in 2019, before the full-scale invasion. During the war it continued and held major conferences in Kyiv in 2024 and 2025. 3/
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Russian tanker hit by drones in Mediterranean, 2000km from Ukraine
Russian tankers are not safe anywhere now.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 19 décembre 2025
Ukraine has hit a tanker of the Russian "shadow fleet" in the neutral waters of the Mediterranean Sea.
Operation was carried out at a distance of more than 2000 km from Ukraine. The sanctioned tanker QENDIL was hit by aerial drones. pic.twitter.com/q7yqgqm0vrRussian tankers are not safe anywhere now. Ukraine has hit a tanker of the Russian "shadow fleet" in the neutral waters of the Mediterranean Sea. Operation was carried out at a distance of more than 2000 km from Ukraine. The sanctioned tanker QENDIL was hit by aerial drones.
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Ukrainian warriors defend their homeland together
Different stories. Different skills. One shared mission. Ukrainian warriors stand together to protect their country and everything they call home. : 157th Mechanized Brigade
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Abramovich’s Chelsea sale guarantee to Ukraine still unfulfilled, Starmer vows action
Bryant: Abramovich owned Chelsea Football Club. He sold it just before he was sanctioned and guaranteed that to war-torn areas in Ukraine.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 19 décembre 2025
That still hasn't happened. Starmer announced this week we intend to make that happen, and if necessary, we'll take him to court. 2X pic.twitter.com/bjC7pr15XxBryant: Abramovich owned Chelsea Football Club. He sold it just before he was sanctioned and guaranteed that to war-torn areas in Ukraine. That still hasn't happened. Starmer announced this week we intend to make that happen, and if necessary, we'll take him to court. 2X
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UK Trade Minister backs €90B EU loan as compromise for Ukraine
UK Trade Minister Bryant: We don't want governments marauding all over the place and taking other people's assets.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 19 décembre 2025
But this is a good compromise [€90B EU loan]. It means that Ukraine is going to have the money it wants. 1/ pic.twitter.com/YFpK3bBA5VUK Trade Minister Bryant: We don't want governments marauding all over the place and taking other people's assets. But this is a good compromise [€90B EU loan]. It means that Ukraine is going to have the money it wants. 1/
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Agreement exempts Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovakia from Ukraine loan obligations
The agreement ensures Czech Republic, Hungary, and Slovakia — skeptical of Ukraine funding — won't face financial obligations from the EU budget guarantees backing the loan. 7/
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Zelenskyy says Russian funds appropriate for reparations to Ukraine
Zelenskyy called using Russian funds "the most appropriate" option, so "Russia understands that it will have to pay reparations" for destroying his country. 6/
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EU freezes €210B Russian assets; Ukraine ties loan to reparations
€210B in Russian central bank assets remain frozen in the EU. Ukraine won't repay the loan until Russia compensates Kyiv with reparations. The assets stay immobilized until then. 4/
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EU uses joint debt instead of frozen assets to pressure Russia
The EU pivoted from using frozen Russian assets directly to raising joint debt on capital markets. This avoided legal risks while achieving the same goal of pressuring Moscow. 3/
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EU loans Ukraine €90B, repayment conditional on Russian reparations
The EU agreed to loan Ukraine €90B over two years through joint bonds backed by the bloc's budget. Ukraine only repays if Russia pays reparations — otherwise Moscow's frozen assets stay immobilized, Bloomberg. 1/