Fanpage asked me whether Ukraine is desperate enough to accept anything. Me: We want to end the war — but not surrender Ukraine. We won’t say yes to everything. Even after the corruption scandal, Zelenskyy can clean house and widen his coalition to resist pressure. 1/
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Captain Serhiy Ihnatukha: Surrendering Donbas more shameful than Afghanistan
On the front line, Capt. Serhiy Ihnatukha, 52, commander of a drone company, says surrendering fortified Donbas cities would be “more shameful than Afghanistan. All dictatorships will get the green light.” 7/
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Ukrainian officer and pensioner share contrasting views on future support
Engineering officer Oleksiy Pasternak, 38, serving in northeast Ukraine: “If not the Americans, then the Europeans will support us… otherwise the Russians will push into Poland.” Pensioner Olena Andriyeva, 64: “We’ve been through this many times… most such news is just noise.”
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Ukrainian man would sign a bad peace to stop war
Some still fear endless war. Oleksandr Holovkov, 29, walking his dog with a cup of hot tea: “I don’t want us to give up territory… but given the situation and the balance of power — yes, I would sign a bad peace to stop the war.” 6/
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Elderly Ukrainian reads in bookstore due to power outage, rejects war terms
Vadym Zolotarov, 64, reading in a bookstore because he has no electricity at home: “So much strength and blood have already been given that neither our state nor our citizens have the right to accept any terms just to end the war.” 4/
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Ceding territory won’t stop the occupier’s appetite
Herman Hiso, 51, who lost his restaurant in Kharkiv: “If we give up territory, it won’t stop the occupier’s appetite. It tells every dictator: you can invade, kill, steal — and the world will force the victim to accept it.” 3/
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Ukraine between Russian attacks and US pressure over Trump peace deal
Ukraine is caught between a hammer and anvil between Russian attacks and U.S. pressure. As WSJ reports from Kyiv on how ordinary Ukrainians respond to Trump’s proposed peace deal. 1/
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Ukrainian woman: Russian missile strikes follow peace initiatives, allies pressure
Nataliia Melnychenko, whose building was hit by a Russian drone: “Missile strikes usually follow every peace initiative. On top of Russian attacks, we now also have pressure from our allies.” 2/
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SOF fighters neutralize Russian saboteurs, capture two occupiers in special operation
SOF fighters destroyed a russian saboteur and captured two occupiers during a special operation pic.twitter.com/BOvecPG6dT
— EMPR.media (@EuromaidanPR) 27 novembre 2025SOF fighters destroyed a russian saboteur and captured two occupiers during a special operation
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Come Back Alive equips Mirage 2000, F-16s with weather systems and minivans
The Ukrainian charitable foundation "Come Back Alive" has handed over three meteorological observation systems and minivans to increase the efficiency of Mirage 2000 and F-16 fighter jets.