They split into small fire teams, clearing houses and setting ambushes. A captured Russian radio let them eavesdrop on enemy troops. Ukrainian drones watched above, confirming every move and strike. 3/
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Two soldiers hold bridges for seven weeks under assault
"Rus" and “Artist” entered the village in late July with two weeks of supplies. Their task: hold two bridges. Instead of 14 days, they lasted seven weeks under Russian drones, artillery, and infantry assaults. 2/
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Sergeant ‘Rus’ defended two bridges, killed 27, nominated for Hero
A Ukrainian sergeant known as “Rus” defended two bridges near Dobropillia for 50 days. He killed 27 Russian soldiers. His brigade nominated him for Hero of Ukraine, the nation’s highest honor. – The Times. 1/
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Ukraine gains momentum as Russian summer offensive fails to achieve breakthrough
Despite Russia’s slow advances on the battlefield, Kyslytsia argued momentum is shifting. Ukraine’s strikes cripple oil production, debate in Europe is becoming sharper, and Moscow has failed to achieve any major breakthrough in its summer offensive. 5X
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Europe must drop outdated views on war
He stressed that Europe must abandon outdated views of war. Kyslytsia: “You don’t need tanks to put advanced countries on their knees. Cyberwar and drones can paralyse a banking system or airspace faster and cheaper than nuclear weapons.” 4/
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Putin to escalate unless NATO acts; Ukraine: Europe at war with Russia
Putin will “escalate escalating” unless NATO and the U.S. act together with a clear and strong response to stop Moscow’s hybrid aggression. Ukraine’s deputy FM Sergiy Kyslytsia told The Guardian that Europe is already at war with Russia. 1/
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Ukraine strikes Russian radar, missile vehicle, and army HQ
Kyiv’s latest strikes hit more than just a refinery and warship. The General Staff confirmed new overnight attacks on a Garmon radar and Iskander missile vehicle in Kursk, plus the 8th army’s HQ in occupied Donetsk Oblast.
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Defenders hold the line with furry companions
Ukrainian defenders hold the line—and sometimes, hold a furry companion too. Brave on duty, gentle at heart. We are thankful for their courage and compassion.
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Ukraine Blackout: Tyshchenko Buys Votes with Food
Ukraine faces a blackout, and the "Servants of the People" are gearing up for elections. Yermak's ally, Kolya (Cutlet) Tyshchenko, promotes himself by distributing food to pensioners and refugees at his headquarters. They sabotage, impoverish people, then buy votes with… pic.twitter.com/k4DJJu5pIB
— EMPR.media (@EuromaidanPR) 4 octobre 2025Ukraine faces a blackout, and the "Servants of the People" are gearing up for elections. Yermak's ally, Kolya (Cutlet) Tyshchenko, promotes himself by distributing food to pensioners and refugees at his headquarters. They sabotage, impoverish people, then buy votes with
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Drone attack on Belgorod
❗️🇷🇺Belgorod was reportedly under a large-scale drone attack. A local gas station near the airport was attacked. pic.twitter.com/pZuiRBCzuc
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 4 octobre 2025Belgorod reportedly came under a large-scale drone attack. A local gas station near the airport was targeted.