


The will to stand for Ukraine. This is only matters. Glory to the real heroes.




The will to stand for Ukraine. This is only matters. Glory to the real heroes.


Russia's bombardment of Ukraine has reached record highs this fall, particularly with the use of drones and their decoys. Ukraine, meanwhile, has created a patchwork of air defense systems to compensate for the lack of Western technology.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán claims he allegedly offered Ukraine a 'Christmas ceasefire' and a large prisoner exchange, but Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky refused.
Presidential Communications Advisor Dmytro Lytvyn said that Hungary had not warned Ukraine about its contacts with Russia and had "not discussed anything" with Kyiv in advance. "Ukraine did not authorize Hungary to do anything," the Ukrainian president's adviser emphasized. 2/2

Pentagon spokeswoman Sabrina Singh said Russia could strike Ukraine with an Oreshnik missile again in the near future. "Russia could do it in the coming days. I don't have a date for you," the US Defense Department deputy press secretary said.

The Pentagon said that in the coming days Russia may again strike Ukrainian territory with the Orzechnik missile. If Russia decides to launch this type of missile, it will not change the situation on the battlefield. It is just another attempt to cause damage and casualties in Ukraine, said the deputy spokesperson.
Zelensky slams Orban for phone call with Putin to discuss Ukraine. President Volodymyr Zelensky slammed Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban on Dec. 11 following his hour-long call to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Russian forces suffered record-high casualties in November and December, President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Dec. 11 after receiving a report from Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi.
In November, 165 civilians were killed in Ukraine due to full-scale Russian aggression, according to a UN report. At least 887 people were injured. The report noted that 8 children were killed and 57 were injured. 42% of the casualties and injuries were caused by the use of
Firefighters are heroes, but in Ukraine, they’re targets
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 11 décembre 2024
In Kherson, Russians hunt firefighters—shooting at them as they respond to fires
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Firefighters are heroes, but in Ukraine, they’re targets In Kherson, Russians hunt firefighters—shooting at them as they respond to fires