As of 06:00 on 06.01.2025 In the Black Sea, there is 1 enemy ship, a carrier of Kalibr cruise missiles, with no missiles currently onboard;
in the Azov Sea, there are no enemy ships;
in the Mediterranean Sea, there are 7 enemy ships, of which 2 are carriers of Kalibr missiles with a total salvo capacity of up to 22 missiles.
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Enemy Ship Summary as of 06.01.2025: Black, Azov, and Mediterranean Seas
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Ukraine’s peace conditions and risk of Trump giving Putin a pass
8. On peace. Ukraine needs: ceasefire, exchange people, diplomatically return all territories.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 6 janvier 2025
What will happen next with President Trump if ceasefire happens without security guarantees? He will give a pass to Putin, for another invasion. 12/ pic.twitter.com/wRAHDNfbD78. On peace. Ukraine needs: ceasefire, exchange people, diplomatically return all territories. What will happen next with President Trump if ceasefire happens without security guarantees? He will give a pass to Putin, for another invasion. 12/
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Offer to use frozen Russian assets for US weapons
7. On weapons and Russian assets: Give us 300 billions of frozen Russian assets we will buy all the weapons from the United States. We don't need gifts. 11/ pic.twitter.com/DnFGxijUD2
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 6 janvier 20257. On weapons and Russian assets: Give us 300 billions of frozen Russian assets we will buy all the weapons from the United States. We don't need gifts. 11/
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Zelensky asked for weapons or preventive measures to prevent 2022 invasion
6. On preventing the invasion in 2022. Zelensky asked for two things – send Ukraine weapons or deploy preventive measures, so there would be no war. 9/ pic.twitter.com/AnXQN2fG9u
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 6 janvier 20256. On preventing the invasion in 2022. Zelensky asked for two things – send Ukraine weapons or deploy preventive measures, so there would be no war. 9/
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Russia responded to Ukraine peace with snipers and murders
5. On Normandy and Minsk peace agreements with Russia before 2022. Russia responded to Ukraine's peace proposals, ceasefire, and conflict resolution with snipers and murders. 8/ pic.twitter.com/Dk5DyB9u8t
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 6 janvier 20255. On Normandy and Minsk peace agreements with Russia before 2022. Russia responded to Ukraine's peace proposals, ceasefire, and conflict resolution with snipers and murders. 8/
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Voting infrastructure needed for millions abroad, occupied, soldiers; optimistic war ends 2025
But with 8.5 million abroad, millions in occupied territories, and 1 million soldiers, voting infrastructure must be built. He remains optimistic the war could end in 2025. 6/
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Zelensky expects elections immediately after martial law ends
3. On elections: Zelensky believes elections will happen immediately after martial law ends, aiming for a process Ukrainians can trust. 5/ pic.twitter.com/EnwIyXY0SM
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 6 janvier 20253. On elections: Zelensky believes elections will happen immediately after martial law ends, aiming for a process Ukrainians can trust. 5/
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Medvedchuk exchanged for soldiers; Ukraine fights oligarch corruption
Medvedchuk, whose daughter has Putin as godfather, was exchanged for our soldiers. Taking on the most powerful oligarchs has dismantled significant corruption in Ukraine. 4/
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Ukraine imprisons oligarch Kolomoyskyi, US/EU failed to do so
2. On oligarchs: Kolomoyskyi, Ukraine’s most influential oligarch since independence, is now in Ukrainian prison – something the US and EU couldn’t achieve despite seeking him for money laundering. 3/ pic.twitter.com/bLxh48QOUm
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 6 janvier 20252. On oligarchs: Kolomoyskyi, Ukraine’s most influential oligarch since independence, is now in Ukrainian prison – something the US and EU couldn’t achieve despite seeking him for money laundering. 3/
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Ukraine anti-corruption system advanced, reforms complete, fights corruption openly
1. On corruption: Ukraine’s anti-corruption system is the most advanced in the EU. Nearly all reforms are complete, and anti-corruption bodies now operate independently.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 6 janvier 2025
Claiming there’s no corruption would be dishonest, but we address it openly and fight it genuinely. 2/ pic.twitter.com/qOgoKJejyj1. On corruption: Ukraine’s anti-corruption system is the most advanced in the EU. Nearly all reforms are complete, and anti-corruption bodies now operate independently. Claiming there’s no corruption would be dishonest, but we address it openly and fight it genuinely. 2/
