Rubio: The only way a war ends in a negotiated settlement – is if both sides make concessions.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 4 avril 2025
US won't prejudge what those are – they'll depend on what Ukraine and Russia are willing to accept. 3/ pic.twitter.com/fTs0HwoUh1
Rubio: The only way a war ends in a negotiated settlement – is if both sides make concessions. US won't prejudge what those are – they'll depend on what Ukraine and Russia are willing to accept. 3/
Ballistics threat for areas where air alert has been declared
Ballistics work on Kryvyi Rih. Carefully
5/ The soldier in the video says that he and his comrades have gone without food for several days due to supplies being unable to reach them, and are instead eating nettles and drinking water from shellholes:
3/ In a recently published video, a soldier from an unidentified unit shows a plastic bottle of filthy water that is all he has to drink in his riverside position and complains: "Problems with water, with food, fuck it, problems with everything, fuck!"
4/ "They can’t fucking deliver anything, fuck! Fuck, the sky is all theirs, fuck! Everything is fucked up, fuck! There's no forest, fuck! Over there is the Dnipro! Over there is the Dnipro, fuck! They're shooting, fuck it, all the time."
1/ Very unhappy Russian troops along the Dnipro river in the Kherson region say they are living in terrible conditions, eating nettles, drinking water from shellholes, and living under constant threat from Ukrainian drones which have cut off their supplies of food and water. ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/i2OZGb9FaZ
— ChrisO_wiki (@ChrisO_wiki) 4 avril 2025
Unhappy Russian troops along the Dnipro River in the Kherson region report living in dire conditions, eating nettles, drinking water from shell craters, and facing constant drone threats that have cut off their food and water supplies.
2/ The difficulties facing the Russians along the Dnipro have previously been highlighted by soldiers complaining that they are being sent to their deaths in futile attempts to seize swampy islands in the Dnipro delta.https://t.co/xe4uveJIuX
— ChrisO_wiki (@ChrisO_wiki) 4 avril 2025
2/ The difficulties facing the Russians along the Dnipro have previously been highlighted by soldiers complaining that they are being sent to their deaths in futile attempts to seize swampy islands in the Dnipro delta.
The company has been providing high-speed satellite Internet service in Ukraine through a German distributor for about a year. Funding is provided by the German government, but Berneke refused to say how much money is involved.
Germany has been paying for Ukraine's access to the French company Eutelsat's satellite Internet network for about a year, the company's CEO, Eva Berneke, told Reuters.
