PM Tusk:
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 21 novembre 2025
Be for a strong West, not for Russia. Stand with Ukraine in its war with Russia, no ifs and buts. Every 'but' works for Russia, and therefore against our security. https://t.co/7WTKHutXKY pic.twitter.com/Y8IhS8ZjDx
PM Tusk:
Be for a strong West, not for Russia. Stand with Ukraine in its war with Russia, no ifs and buts. Every 'but' works for Russia, and therefore against our security.
for many years i was convinced that the rest of the free world should stand with Ukraine because of moral, ethical solidarity and simple human compassion. fuck that, guys. if you want to survive what’s coming – Ukraine defeating russian empire is your best chance to save yourself
I don't think Zaluzhnyi will come back, to be honest. But there are other capable generals!
We are stronger when we are united : 93rd Mechanized Brigade
Trump's admin has "clearly learned nothing in the past year. Their proposals call on Ukraine to cede territory it still controls and reduce the size of its army in return for no clear security guarantees from the west. Adding salt to the wounds, the plan depicts peacemaking as a
The European Commission’s workaround: Borrow €140bn against the frozen assets, send the money to Ukraine in controlled tranches or use it directly to buy weapons. If Moscow refuses to pay reparations, frozen Russian assets cover the debt. 6/
Belgium keeps blocking full confiscation, fearing legal backlash and Russian retaliation — since most frozen assets sit in Belgium’s clearing system. 5/
Ukraine says it holds lines in Pokrovsk, DeepState reports Russian advance past key railway; US threatening to cut intelligence, weapons to pressure Ukraine into new peace deal, Reuters reports; Rescuers recover 3 more bodies in Ternopil, including 2 children; and more.
Yatsenyuk calls for a €140bn recovery loan backed by frozen Russian sovereign assets — the only option, he says. The EU froze €200bn of Russian central bank reserves in 2022. 4/
Sweden, Norway and Germany added new aid — Berlin pledged €11.5bn — but Yatsenyuk says the gap stays “dire” and demands immediate large financing. 3/
