Looters stripped Artem’s factory down to the concrete shell. They took everything. He refused to register with the occupiers, choosing honor over profit. Now old clients sue him for unfulfilled orders, yet he lacks even a wrench to start over. 6/
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Ukrainian farmer loses 4,000 hectares to Russian occupiers
Farmer Yevhen lost 4,000 hectares of land. His partner stayed behind and simply signed the business over to himself under Russian laws. He knows his pigs, cows, and machinery are feeding the men who occupy his home right now. 5/
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Property seized if owner refuses Russian passport, then ruined
The scheme is identical: the owner flees or refuses a Russian passport — the property gets seized. Denys reads fresh reviews from Russian tourists. The new "owners" turned his jewel into a dump in months. 3/
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Oleksii’s factory taken over by Russian police; banks refuse loans
Oleksii had 600 employees. Russian police station operates inside his production halls. He stands in Uzhhorod starting from absolute zero because banks refuse loans when your collateral is now an enemy prison. 4/
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Russians declare Ukrainian resort ownerless, give to Crimea businessman
Denys Katyoukha: I weighed every word on my website, now Russians copy-pasted it all. They declared his "Admiral" resort in Kyrylivka "ownerless" and handed it to a businessman from Crimea. Denys watches his life's work through a screen while occupiers swim in his pool. 2/
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Russians steal Ukrainian clinic and businesses in Melitopol
Russians smashed the locks of Oleksandr’s clinic in Melitopol, ripped out his equipment screw by screw, and moved an occupation lawyer into his private apartment. 15 years of work vanished. Le Libre writes how Russians steal Ukrainian businesses. 1/
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UK warns Abramovich over frozen £2.5bn Chelsea sale funds for Ukraine
Britain has issued a final warning to russian oligarch Roman Abramovich regarding the funds obtained from the sale of the football club Chelsea.
— EMPR.media (@EuromaidanPR) 17 décembre 2025
Abramovich was supposed to transfer over £2.5 billion for Ukraine's needs, but has not done so to this day. The funds remain frozen.… pic.twitter.com/6BNQXiO7mdBritain has issued a final warning to russian oligarch Roman Abramovich regarding the funds obtained from the sale of the football club Chelsea. Abramovich was supposed to transfer over £2.5 billion for Ukraine's needs, but has not done so to this day. The funds remain frozen.
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Senate passes NDAA 2026 with $800M for Ukraine
The US Senate has approved a substantial defense bill that allocates $800 million for Ukraine — Reuters The Senate supported the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for fiscal year 2026, totaling $901 billion. A separate section of the document concerns Ukraine. In particular,
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Russia’s next target: Ukraine’s railways
Source: https://
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Blown bridge diverts trains; families meet near frontline at Lozova
A blown-up bridge means trains no longer run to nearby Dnipro. Many families now meet loved ones on frontline break at Lozova, not Kramatorsk — less than 25 miles from fighting. A train arrives from Lviv. A woman gets red roses from her husband. Nina: "I love to see people with