Hodges: On air defense, it is better to kill the archer than try to shoot down every arrow.

Ukraine’s priority should be destroying Russia’s ability to produce missiles and drones before those weapons can be launched against Ukrainian cities and energy infrastructure. 5X pic.twitter.com/eJtjUMGI7t

— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 11 mai 2026

Hodges: On air defense, it is better to kill the archer than try to shoot down every arrow. Ukraine’s priority should be destroying Russia’s ability to produce missiles and drones before those weapons can be launched against Ukrainian cities and energy infrastructure. 5X

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Hodges: I want to see what happens to Russia’s will to fight. Will Russian troops finally break under this pressure? Will Putin’s circle keep supporting him, or say enough?

Ukraine’s General Staff must be ready to exploit every crack and sign of collapse. 4/ pic.twitter.com/3dCQ39VEmO

— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 11 mai 2026

Hodges: I want to see what happens to Russia’s will to fight. Will Russian troops finally break under this pressure? Will Putin’s circle keep supporting him, or say enough? Ukraine’s General Staff must be ready to exploit every crack and sign of collapse. 4/

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Hodges: The next phase should bring more Ukrainian long-range strikes on Russian oil and gas infrastructure, shadow-fleet vessels, and factories.

Making critical components for Russian missiles and drones as Ukraine expands production of its own weapons. 3/ pic.twitter.com/OhJZgvsQBL

— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 11 mai 2026

Hodges: The next phase should bring more Ukrainian long-range strikes on Russian oil and gas infrastructure, shadow-fleet vessels, and factories. Making critical components for Russian missiles and drones as Ukraine expands production of its own weapons. 3/

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Hodges: Ukraine’s long-range strikes on Russia’s oil and gas infrastructure will make it much harder for Moscow to keep fighting even into next year.

With drones and defense production, Ukraine has stopped Russian ground operations and opened a vector to victory. 2/ pic.twitter.com/uRq2Cw2sB7

— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 11 mai 2026

Hodges: Ukraine’s long-range strikes on Russia’s oil and gas infrastructure will make it much harder for Moscow to keep fighting even into next year. With drones and defense production, Ukraine has stopped Russian ground operations and opened a vector to victory. 2/

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2/ EMPR continues documenting: • Russian attacks
• occupation policies
• Crimea repression
• sanctions circumvention
• military escalation
• hybrid warfare against democracies While many international outlets reduce coverage. Today’s developments from Ukraine:

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Hodges: I see no positive outcome if Russia is allowed to keep any part of Donbas or Crimea.

As long as Russia occupies Crimea, Ukraine will not have secure access to the Sea of Azov, Berdyansk or Mariupol, and Russia can keep threatening Odesa. 4X pic.twitter.com/BTVQdjtBLe

— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 11 mai 2026

Hodges: I see no positive outcome if Russia is allowed to keep any part of Donbas or Crimea. As long as Russia occupies Crimea, Ukraine will not have secure access to the Sea of Azov, Berdyansk or Mariupol, and Russia can keep threatening Odesa. 4X

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Hodges: Putin has no interest in negotiations unless he is forced into them. Right now Ukraine has momentum and an advantage.

That means Zelenskyy and his team can choose the format that gives Ukraine the best chance and negotiate from a position of strength. 3/ pic.twitter.com/bFPNz76MUj

— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 11 mai 2026

Hodges: Putin has no interest in negotiations unless he is forced into them. Right now Ukraine has momentum and an advantage. That means Zelenskyy and his team can choose the format that gives Ukraine the best chance and negotiate from a position of strength. 3/

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Hodges: Ukraine should no longer put its only hope for negotiations in the United States.

I am disappointed that my country and my president have taken an approach that can generally be called pro-Kremlin. Witkoff and Kushner’s team never even got to Kyiv. 2/ pic.twitter.com/BGH7vrCz4o

— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 11 mai 2026

Hodges: Ukraine should no longer put its only hope for negotiations in the United States. I am disappointed that my country and my president have taken an approach that can generally be called pro-Kremlin. Witkoff and Kushner’s team never even got to Kyiv. 2/

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Hodges: The Kremlin’s fear over what could happen above Moscow on Victory Day is a powerful signal of Ukraine’s success.

Holding the parade while fearing an attack in central Moscow is already shocking for Russians. This war has come home to them. 1/ pic.twitter.com/U3mTHr2FHb

— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 11 mai 2026

Hodges: The Kremlin’s fear over what could happen above Moscow on Victory Day is a powerful signal of Ukraine’s success. Holding the parade while fearing an attack in central Moscow is already shocking for Russians. This war has come home to them. 1/

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