Russia has killed at least 167 Ukrainian scientists — professors, engineers, PhD students, museum researchers as of November 2025, writes Moya Nauka. Russia kills the people who teach Ukraine how to exist as a modern country. 1/
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Europe, lasting peace and a strong, independent Ukraine
Merz: Europe stands for freedom and democracy, self-determination of peoples, peace, and social market economy.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 15 décembre 2025
We can preserve this only through a stable peace — with a free, independent, and strong Ukraine that is able to defend itself against Russian aggression. 6/ pic.twitter.com/eHQmpv2yfgMerz: Europe stands for freedom and democracy, self-determination of peoples, peace, and a social market economy. We can preserve this only through a stable peace — with a free, independent, and strong Ukraine that is able to defend itself against Russian aggression. 6/
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Ukrainians are a mirror reminding Europe what it once fought for
Merz: Ukrainians are a mirror in which we look — a mirror that reminds us what Europe once stood and fought for, and why this Europe is worth defending. 5/ pic.twitter.com/mdmZxx2qzR
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 15 décembre 2025Merz: Ukrainians are a mirror in which we look — a mirror that reminds us what Europe once stood and fought for, and why this Europe is worth defending. 5/
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Merz denounces Russian brutality, hails Ukrainian resilience
Merz: The precision and excessive brutality with which the Russian army commits crimes in Ukraine. Carries out revisionism and violence in Ukraine every day.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 15 décembre 2025
But the resistance of Ukrainians shows us what resilience in action truly looks like. 4/ pic.twitter.com/OpVxUgiDzqMerz: The precision and excessive brutality with which the Russian army commits crimes in Ukraine. Carries out revisionism and violence in Ukraine every day. But the resistance of Ukrainians shows us what resilience in action truly looks like. 4/
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Europe shares Ukraine’s challenge to resist Putin’s attack
Merz: All of us in Europe face the same challenge as Ukraine: strengthening our capacity to resist Putin’s criminal attack on Ukraine. 2/ pic.twitter.com/qA9dJY6dJi
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 15 décembre 2025Merz: All of us in Europe face the same challenge as Ukraine: strengthening our capacity to resist Putin’s criminal attack on Ukraine. 2/
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Merz: Ukraine reminds us to defend our unity
Merz: Ukrainians stand on our side. We recognize that what we have in West Europe is not something to be taken for granted. We must fight for it.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 15 décembre 2025
We must regain the ability to defend ourselves — and Ukraine is a worthy example for us in this. 1/ pic.twitter.com/XmGJ4qftFvMerz: Ukrainians stand on our side. We recognize that what we have in Western Europe is not something to be taken for granted. We must fight for it. We must regain the ability to defend ourselves — and Ukraine is a worthy example for us in this. 1/
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Ukraine-US military talks on maps expected this weekend in Miami
Negotiations between Ukraine and the US are expected to take place this weekend, involving working groups of military experts who will analyze maps, according to Axios. The talks will likely be held in Miami.
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Trump to discuss Ukraine security with Zelenskyy and EU
Reports indicate Trump will hold a phone call with Zelenskyy and EU leaders today. The deal reportedly being discussed in Germany includes 'very strong' security guarantees for Ukraine from the US.
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They died for their country
They're combatants under arms. They died for their country. I don't have a problem with that.
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Donetsk matters: giving it up would buy next war
This is why Donetsk matters. If Russia takes it without a fight, it gains space to rebuild forces and launch new offensives deeper into Ukraine. Giving it up would buy the next war. 8X

