I’ll say it once again — in reality, Ukraine as a state and as a nation is fighting two major wars at the same time. The first is, of course, Russia’s full-scale invasion. The second is the internal war of Ukrainian civil society against the dark side of its own state. Against

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"Veto the law! Veto the law!" shout participants of protests in Kyiv against a law to gut Ukraine's anti-corruption agencies

Meanwhile, it is rumored that President Zelenskyy already signed the bill to bring the Nat'l Anti-Corruption Bureau & Special Anti-Corruption Prosecutor… pic.twitter.com/q6hSVidoa0

— Euromaidan Press (@EuromaidanPress) 22 juillet 2025

'Veto the law! Veto the law!' shout participants of protests in Kyiv against a law to gut Ukraine's anti-corruption agencies. Meanwhile, it is rumored that President Zelenskyy already signed the bill to bring the National Anti-Corruption Bureau & Special Anti-Corruption Prosecutor under control.

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Andrii came back home after the exchange on May 22, 2024. 10X

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Andrii: For the others, it was worse. Some of them wet themselves from the pain.

They used a "tapik" on them. It’s an old Soviet phone with wires. Clamped to your body, the dial controls voltage: the higher the number (0–9), the stronger the pain. 6/ pic.twitter.com/AE86aewQQj

— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 22 juillet 2025

Andrii: For the others, it was worse. Some of them wet themselves from the pain. They used a "tapik" on them. It’s an old Soviet phone with wires. Clamped to your body, the dial controls voltage: the higher the number (0–9), the stronger the pain. 6/

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Andrii: Right from the start they hit me 3 times to the head with a filled five-liter plastic bottle. My hands were tied, my eyes were covered. That was their welcome.

I fell. Blacked out. They brought me to consciousness, sat me down and started interrogating me. 2/ pic.twitter.com/8gYXsYx68p

— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 22 juillet 2025

Andrii: Right from the start they hit me 3 times to the head with a filled five-liter plastic bottle. My hands were tied, my eyes were covered. That was their welcome. I fell. Blacked out. They brought me to consciousness, sat me down and started interrogating me. 2/

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Andrii on the mark "Glory to Russia": While they were changing my bandages, one of them was poking me in my wounds with his fingers. It hurt like hell.

Q: Do you know how they did it?

A: It was done with a medical cautery tool. They use it to seal intestines during surgery. 3/ pic.twitter.com/8eUW00Ug2t

— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 22 juillet 2025

Andrii on the mark "Glory to Russia": While they were changing my bandages, one of them was poking me in my wounds with his fingers. It hurt like hell. Q: Do you know how they did it? A: It was done with a medical cautery tool. They use it to seal intestines during surgery. 3/

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Air-raid sirens wailed over Kyiv during a record missile strike, but people still waited for the green light.

16-year-old Yehor rushed to the hospital. Still waited.

71-year-old Yurii Ukrainets: If I cross on red, my grandson will copy me. I won’t show him chaos, NYT.

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— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 22 juillet 2025

Air-raid sirens wailed over Kyiv during a record missile strike, but people still waited for the green light. 16-year-old Yehor rushed to the hospital. Still waited. 71-year-old Yurii Ukrainets: If I cross on red, my grandson will copy me. I won’t show him chaos, NYT. 1/

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