5/ "Half of the people just threw away their water and food because they didn't have the strength to walk. We arrived there when we were ordered to advance, and they told me there was an enemy there. In fact, it was our men—the 132nd Brigade."

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3/ He is serving under a commander with the call sign 'Omut' ['Whirlpool'], of whom he says: "He's a total drunk. Before [the mission], there was no training, no preparation, no basic instruction. How, what, and why? He was just messing around…" pic.twitter.com/ASCiuQyzR6

— ChrisO_wiki (@ChrisO_wiki) 4 novembre 2025

He is serving under a commander with the call sign 'Omut' ['Whirlpool'], of whom he says: "He's a total drunk. Before [the mission], there was no training, no preparation, no basic instruction. How, what, and why? He was just messing around…"

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"There are fewer birds in the sky than drones. One drone after another," says a 70-year-old woman who walked for three days from Myrnohrad to Dobropillia, Donetsk region.

The evacuation of people from Dobropilla has been going on for several months now. More than 1,500 people… pic.twitter.com/b34A3FRr9T

— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 4 novembre 2025

"There are fewer birds in the sky than drones. One drone after another," says a 70-year-old woman who walked for three days from Myrnohrad to Dobropillia, Donetsk region. The evacuation of people from Dobropilla has been going on for several months now. More than 1,500 people

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Ihor Nazarenko: It’s emotionally unbearable — tears just flow. Ordinary people, from children to the elderly. It was painful to see the faces of those left behind.

Prisoner exchange is complex and unfair — not everyone is freed. For me, it felt like a second birthday. 7/ pic.twitter.com/5aI5UTEw6m

— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 4 novembre 2025

Ihor Nazarenko: It’s emotionally unbearable — tears just flow. Ordinary people, from children to the elderly. It was painful to see the faces of those left behind. Prisoner exchange is complex and unfair — not everyone is freed. For me, it felt like a second birthday. 7/

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Ihor Nazarenko: Since 2017, every two weeks we lived with hope — hope for a prisoner exchange. Minsk talks happened regularly, and each time we waited, believing we’d be freed, believing Ukraine hadn’t forgotten us. 6/ pic.twitter.com/5WPUatRKFZ

— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 4 novembre 2025

Ihor Nazarenko: Since 2017, every two weeks we lived with hope — hope for a prisoner exchange. Minsk talks happened regularly, and each time we waited, believing we’d be freed, believing Ukraine hadn’t forgotten us. 6/

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Ihor Nazarenko: They warned me to leave, to be careful. In October, the so-called “DNR court” sentenced me to 11 years in a high-security colony.
On December 28, 2019, I was taken to Colony No. 32 in Makiivka. They called us “Germans” — first “ukrops,” then “the German squad.”4/ pic.twitter.com/h8QEwyDnWg

— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 4 novembre 2025

Ihor Nazarenko: They warned me to leave and to be careful. In October, the so-called 'DNR court' sentenced me to 11 years in a high-security penal colony. On December 28, 2019, I was transferred to Colony No. 32 in Makiivka. They called us 'Germans'—first 'ukrops,' then 'the German squad.'

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Ihor Nazarenko: During the case review, I said, “What DNR? This is Ukraine.” A guard aimed his gun at me — they looked at me like I was insane.
But I never believed in or supported that so-called “DNR” or its fake 2014 referendum. It was madness — I just stayed true to Ukraine.3/ pic.twitter.com/XVleoZ48su

— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 4 novembre 2025

Ihor Nazarenko: During the case review, I said, “What DNR? This is Ukraine.” A guard aimed his gun at me — they looked at me like I was insane.
But I never believed in or supported that so-called “DNR” or its fake 2014 referendum. It was madness — I just stayed true to Ukraine.3/

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Ihor Nazarenko: After torture, they forced me to sign papers — resistance meant more pain.

In the “DNR” prison cellar there were no windows, heat, or toilets, just insects and mold. We froze through winter, six months in hell. “If you’re not with us, you’re against us.” 2/ pic.twitter.com/BeDSxhpkg2

— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 4 novembre 2025

Ihor Nazarenko: After torture, they forced me to sign papers — resistance meant more pain. In the “DNR” prison cellar there were no windows, heat, or toilets, just insects and mold. We froze through winter, six months in hell. “If you’re not with us, you’re against us.” 2/

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