Ternopil: The death toll rises to 28, with 94 injured after a Russian missile strike hit residential buildings.
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Ukraine frappe deux raffineries russes en deux nuits
Ukraine struck two major Russian refineries in back-to-back nights this week. Drones hit the Ilsk plant in Krasnodar Krai on 19 November and the Ryazan facility the following day. Combined, they process 19 million tons of crude annually. The strikes continue a sustained campaign
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Russia targets civilians in Zaporizhzhia
my homecity Zaporizhzhia where russians have just hit a bus stop and a busy market place, specifically aiming at murdering as many civilians as possible. russia is a death cult. pic.twitter.com/PUIXdDTq4u
— maksym eristavi. (@maksymeristavi) 20 novembre 2025My home city, Zaporizhzhia, where Russians have just hit a bus stop and a busy market, specifically aiming to murder as many civilians as possible. Russia is a death cult.
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Putin: 15 Ukrainian battalions blocked in Kupyansk-Uzlovoy area
Putin: In the Kupyansk-Uzlovoy area, roughly 15 battalions of Ukraine’s forces were blocked.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 20 novembre 2025
5X pic.twitter.com/F56WHlr5z3Putin: In the Kupyansk-Uzlovoy area, roughly 15 battalions of Ukraine’s forces were blocked.
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Putin claims Ukrainian soldiers want surrender; reality says they fear torture
Putin: Many Ukrainian soldiers want to surrender, but their commanders stop them with threats of execution or drone strikes. Ukraine’s leadership gives no orders to allow it.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 20 novembre 2025
[In reality, no Ukrainian soldier wants to surrender to Russian torture.] 4/ pic.twitter.com/NpL43eibcWPutin: Many Ukrainian soldiers want to surrender, but their commanders stop them with threats of execution or drone strikes. Ukraine’s leadership gives no orders to allow it. [In reality, no Ukrainian soldier wants to surrender to Russian torture.] 4/
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Putin’s SVO goal and accusation of destroying Ukraine’s people
Putin: Our main goal is to fully achieve the objectives of the “special military operation.” Russia and its people expect results.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 20 novembre 2025
[Real goal of the "SVO" is the destroying of Ukraine's people.] 1/ pic.twitter.com/nmpftNtHICPutin: Our main goal is to fully achieve the objectives of the “special military operation.” Russia and its people expect results. [Real goal of the "SVO" is the destroying of Ukraine's people.] 1/
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Sovereignty non-negotiable: Russia’s goal to erase Ukraine
9. Sovereignty is non-negotiable. Russia’s goal is to erase Ukraine as a sovereign state. Any deal that allows Moscow to dictate Ukraine’s constitution, alliances, laws, or defense policy is illegal, unjust, and destructive. It rewards aggression and guarantees larger future
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Russia’s violated agreements show need for NATO membership
8. Enforcement mechanisms must be real. Russia has violated every agreement it ever made with Ukraine. Assurancesfrom Moscow mean nothing. Only institutional guarantees matter – which is why Ukraine wants NATO membership. Russia attacks non-NATO states; it does not attack NATO
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Trump’s Nobel obsession could lead to rushed weak deal
6. Negotiators must control their own vulnerabilities. Snyder notes Trump’s well-known obsession with the Nobel Peace Prize. Russia will gladly fuel that PR fantasy while escalating its war after a rushed, weak deal. A hasty settlement built for political optics would make the
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Excluding victims from peace deals ensures failure
3. Excluding victims destroys peace deals. History shows this clearly. After WWI, excluding key aggressors fed later conflict. Today’s situation is even worse: the victim, Ukraine, is being sidelined in proposals. Snyder warns that excluding the attacked party guarantees