We must have strong security guarantees in the interests of Ukraine and Europe. Ukraine must be able to maintain its sovereignty and territorial integrity; there can be no restrictions on the Armed Forces of Ukraine, — Ursula von der Leyen
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Budapest Memorandum: Western Betrayal?
The Budapest Memorandum wasn’t just a handshake. It was a political commitment. Ukraine trusted the West. And when Russia attacked in 2014—and again in 2022—those assurances vanished. Not enough aid. No troops. Tweets and soft sanctions.
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Roskalastr Commission assesses damage
The Roskalastr Commission, which evaluates the destruction, estimates that between 36% and 45% of the building remains … FRAGMENTS of the structure, as shown in the photo.
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Avdiivka residents cannot return home
"We, residents of Avdiivka and the Avdiivka direction, might want to return home, but our house is destroyed. The DPR government is forcing us to take a paltry compensation, while not informing us about plans for the restoration and development of the city."
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Electricity in Krasnohorivka and Avdiivka: Profitability Issue?
But Krasnohorivka has already been supplied with electricity, while Avdiivka has relied on generators for a second year. Apparently, it is not profitable for someone to connect the city to the power grid.
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Budapest Memorandum dead: US/UK failed Ukraine by not protecting it after nuclear disarmament
1/7 Let’s be clear: the Budapest Memorandum is dead. The US and UK failed Ukraine. In 1994, they gave security assurances in the Budapest Memorandum. Ukraine gave up its nukes. When russia invaded, those assurances meant no real protection. A betrayal in everything but name
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Avdiivka registration rules: No survivors, documents, or temporary registration outside Donetsk People’s Republic.
7/ "We cannot come to Avdiivka and find surviving things and documents in the ruins. We cannot return home. Those who live outside the Donetsk People's Republic must register only in Yasynuvata, in other regions temporary registration in Avdiivka is not done.
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Avdiivka: Problems Caused by the Current Government, According to Chriso_wiki
5/ …and we are not abandoning our own. They are abandoning us! But, if you move the camera aside and do not read the paid PR, then in the city of Avdiivka there are VERY many problems that are man-made by the current government.
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Optimistic Videos on the Situation in Yasynuvata and Avdiivka
4/ "They shoot a lot of beautiful and cheerful videos about us, where in each story the acting head of the Yasynuvata district A.M. Penyaev and the head of the Avdiivka communal department M.T. Aseeva report: 'that everything is going according to plan…'
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Avdiivka’s dwindling population before Russian takeover
2/ Prior to the war, Avdiivka, in the Donetsk region, had a population of about 31,000 people. Only 914 inhabitants were reported to still be remaining shortly before it fell to Russian forces. Most are likely to be old people and pro-Russian sympathisers who did not want to