Doctors amputated his left leg above the knee in Dnipro. A second amputation followed in Kyiv. He also suffered a shattered arm, kidney failure, and double pneumonia. Later, he received prosthetic treatment in the United States. 5/
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Near Bakhmut in June 2022: wounded by shrapnel, evacuated in wrecked Moskvich
In June 2022 near Bakhmut, he failed to reach cover by five meters. He was wounded by shrapnel and evacuated in a wrecked Moskvich. His first surgery took place in Bakhmut. 4/
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Rifleman, grenadier, machine gunner: combat history in Ukraine
He served as a rifleman, grenadier, and machine gunner. His combat history includes Stanytsia Luhanska, Pisky, Zaitseve, Hranitne, and Bohdanivka. Later, he joined the 109th Mountain Assault Battalion near Horlivka. 3/
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192 cm Fedorov easy target in 15-year military career
At 192 cm tall, Fedorov was an easy target on the front line. He spent nearly 15 years in the military: conscription at 18, contract service, the Donbas war, and the full-scale invasion. 2/
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War survivor becomes rehabilitation specialist
In June 2022 near Bakhmut, Vadym Fedorov lost both legs. He was five meters short of cover. Today, he works as a rehabilitation specialist in Znamyanka, helping veterans and civilians regain control over their bodies, Hromadske reports. 1/
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Tusk: Europe must choose money today or blood tomorrow
Tusk on Russian frozen assets: It's a simple choice, either money today or blood tomorrow. And I am not talking about Ukraine only. I am talking about Europe.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 18 décembre 2025
And this is our decision to make. I think all European leaders have to finally rise to this occasion. pic.twitter.com/Qy6jKbRSAtTusk on Russian frozen assets: It's a simple choice, either money today or blood tomorrow. And I am not talking about Ukraine only. I am talking about Europe. And this is our decision to make. I think all European leaders have to finally rise to this occasion.
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Kallas: Security guarantees talks progress, need US part in Ukraine guarantees
Kallas: The security guarantees talks are going in the right direction.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 18 décembre 2025
Ukraine needs tangible guarantees so it's clear who will send troops and provide capabilities if they are attacked again.
It’s important that the United States is part of these security guarantees. 2/ pic.twitter.com/ljxfiwGMoLKallas: The security guarantees talks are going in the right direction. Ukraine needs tangible guarantees so it's clear who will send troops and provide capabilities if they are attacked again. It’s important that the United States is part of these security guarantees. 2/
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Trump pressures Ukraine, China cites US abandonment
Trump has pressured Ukraine to accept territorial concessions and has publicly questioned long-term US obligations to a democratic ally fighting a full-scale war. Chinese state messaging now cites Ukraine as evidence that Washington abandons partners when the price rises. 2/
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Merz proposes using frozen Russian assets for Ukraine loan
Merz: We are faced with a choice. Using European debt or Russian assets for Ukraine.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 18 décembre 2025
My opinion is we must utilize Russian assets. They’ve been immobilized for a week, so Russia can’t access them. We should use them with a loan to support Ukraine for the next 2 years. 1/ pic.twitter.com/iaevIeJld1Merz: We are faced with a choice. Using European debt or Russian assets for Ukraine. My opinion is we must utilize Russian assets. They’ve been immobilized for a week, so Russia can’t access them. We should use them with a loan to support Ukraine for the next 2 years. 1/
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Drone russe tue une mère et blesse ses enfants près d’Odesa
A Russian attack drone struck a civilian car crossing a bridge near Odesa today, killing a mother and injuring her three children. The woman suffered severe injuries and died in an ambulance. Her children were hospitalized with injuries and acute stress reactions. Odesa