Axios: Zelenskyy is ready to negotiate on Trump’s peace plan. He told this to U.S. Army Secretary Dan Driscoll in Kyiv, even though the plan requires Ukraine to surrender territory to Russia. 1/
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Russian gains come at brutal price with heavy troop losses in Pokrovsk
Russian gains come at a brutal price: “Every larger town is a serious battle. In Pokrovsk they will lose huge numbers of troops, and their combat capability will suffer.” 6X
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Trump reverses Tomahawk threat for now, Ukraine lacks deep strike capability
Trump previously said he might send Tomahawks if the war continues, but later reversed and ruled them out “for now.” Tomahawks can strike up to 1,550 miles, deep inside Russian territory — a capability Ukraine currently lacks without a navy. 4/
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Ukraine pledges to defend sovereignty despite US hesitation and Putin warning
Despite U.S. hesitation and despite Putin warning Trump against sending such weapons, Shyriaiev says Ukraine will keep fighting with whatever is available: “We will defend Ukraine’s sovereignty regardless of the weapons we receive.” 5/
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Ukraine’s Fight for Independence: 300 Years of Confrontation with Russia
He stressed that Ukraine’s fight is not only about territory: “For 300 years our confrontation with Russia has been our chance to gain independence. And I am sure we will win this war.” 3/
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Shyriaiev: Ukraine needs Tomahawks to stop Russian meat assaults
Shyriaiev: “The main thing we need is long-range missiles.” He says Tomahawks would give Ukraine the reach to hold back Russian advances, especially as Moscow throws waves of manpower into “meat assaults” to break Ukrainian lines. 2/
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Ukrainian Major Urges US Tomahawks to Save Lives Amid Russian Attacks
Maj. Oleh Shyriaiev: We will defend our nation with every tool we have — but long-range missiles can save lives. He urging in Fox News that the U.S. to send Tomahawks as Russia intensifies attacks across Donetsk, Kharkiv, and Zaporizhzhia. 1/
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US embassy silent on Russia’s Ternopil strike killing 26
It’s remarkable that the US embassy fails to utter a single word about Russia’s missile strike on Ternopil apartment block that claimed 26 lives and left 93 injured.
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Ukrainians don’t give up even during blackouts
Even during blackouts caused by Russian attacks, Ukrainians find ways to run businesses, study, cook, perform concerts, and do so much more.
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 20 novembre 2025
We are beyond tired but we are resilient.
📹: salon_zlatovlaska, wearefromkyiv, tinyvinnykennel, towerzona, veryovka.ukrainia, momotsha.… pic.twitter.com/pJtJyYW177Even during blackouts caused by Russian attacks, Ukrainians find ways to run businesses, study, cook, perform concerts, and do so much more. We are beyond tired but we are resilient.
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Ukraine’s Red Lines and Counter Proposals on US Timeline
That timeline appears highly unlikely to be achieved since officials in Zelenskyy’s office said there were several points that were clear red lines for Kyiv. They added they were working on counter proposals to present to the US side. Ukrainian civil society is also likely to