In February 2025, his unit prematurely announced that he was missing in action, before he got in touch again with his relatives with the video above. He stopped communicating after sending the video and has been officially MIA since 12 March.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Convict’s plea: “I’m just as human, show what happens to us”
7/ "What's that supposed to mean? Yes, I'm a convict, yes, I was in jail. I've done time. But how am I different from regular personnel? I'm just as human as he is. I ask those who see this video, let them big it up further, let people see what happens to us convicts.
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Miraculous survival during drone attack
He says that he miraculously survived a previous assault (albeit evidently with injuries), with both the Ukrainians and his own side attacking the Russian stormtroopers with drones.
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Russian commanders use FPV drones to shoot own retreating soldiers
1/ Russian commanders are said to be using FPV drones to attack their own soldiers if they fall back from assaults on Ukrainian positions. It's a modern equivalent of the Stalin-era 'blocking detachments' which shot Soviet soldiers who attempted to retreat.
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Bessent: Rare earth deal part of Trump’s Ukraine peace plan goals
Bessent: Rare earth deal was President Trump's part of Ukraine peace plan. It's goals:
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 5 avril 2025
1st – make the US and Ukraine partners
2nd – signal to Russia the US isn’t abandoning Ukraine
3rd – show Americans we have an economic stake – not just giving massive USAID-style grants. 7/ pic.twitter.com/rjdoaLL8J9Bessent: Rare earth deal was President Trump's part of Ukraine peace plan. It's goals: 1st – make the US and Ukraine partners 2nd – signal to Russia the US isn’t abandoning Ukraine 3rd – show Americans we have an economic stake – not just giving massive USAID-style grants. 7/
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Bessent: Russians disliked deal, bombed Kyiv hours before visit
Bessent: Russians didn't like the look of the deal I brought to Zelensky in Kyiv. Just 4 hours before my visit, Moscow bombed Kyiv for the first time since November.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 5 avril 2025
Russians saw this as something actually durable for the US and Ukrainian people. 6/ pic.twitter.com/zmOE2LknfhBessent: Russians didn't like the look of the deal I brought to Zelensky in Kyiv. Just 4 hours before my visit, Moscow bombed Kyiv for the first time since November. Russians saw this as something actually durable for the US and Ukrainian people. 6/
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Bessent hopes refusal was bug, expects Ukrainian team for win-win deal
Bessent: I hope it [refusing a deal] was a bug, not a feature of the system, and that it’s now fixed.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 5 avril 2025
We expect a Ukrainian team next week, and hopefully we can get a deal signed and go back to a win-win situation. 5/ pic.twitter.com/839GHy3asbBessent: I hope it [refusing a deal] was a bug, not a feature of the system, and that it’s now fixed. We expect a Ukrainian team next week, and hopefully we can get a deal signed and go back to a win-win situation. 5/
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Bessent: Zelensky’s performance, heroic rise, and current predicament
Bessent: Zelensky was a performer, a vaudevillian. He was an ordinary person thrown into a fraught time, rose to the occasion, was heroic, and is stuck now.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 5 avril 2025
I think he's not getting the best advice from his advisors. 2/ pic.twitter.com/usD21ag8QwBessent: Zelensky was a performer, a vaudevillian. He was an ordinary person thrown into a fraught time, rose to the occasion, was heroic, and is stuck now. I think he's not getting the best advice from his advisors. 2/
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MemorialUA: Preserving 9,500+ victim stories, photos, and life experiences.
the @memorialua platform is doing unique work that no one else does: collecting verified information, photos, and life stories of the victims. It also creates digital memorial, video documentaries, and exhibitions worldwide. They’ve already preserved over 9,500 stories.
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MemorialUA honors genocide victims, preserving names, stories, and dignity for justice.
Ukrainian @memorialua honours these heroes by preserving their names and stories. Each of these people had dreams, families, and futures stolen by genocide. Remembering them is a way of standing up for their dignity — and for justice.