By the way, this McDonald’s on Lukianivska Square in Kyiv was the first in Ukraine, opened back in 1997. It has already survived several major Russian missile strikes — yet each time, it reopens again.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Ukrainians evacuate from Vovchansk, leaving no one behind
This is how they were evacuated out of Vovchansk, in an armored vehicle. Ukrainians don’t leave anyone behind. pic.twitter.com/boTBRXYweu
— Nate Mook (@natemook) 25 mai 2026This is how they were evacuated out of Vovchansk, in an armored vehicle. Ukrainians don’t leave anyone behind.
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Two Ukrainian dogs rescued by combat medic before city destruction
A story of 2 Ukrainian dog rescues! This is me with Bucks and Knopa (you can see how she looked before), who lived in Vovchansk, Kharkiv region. Marika, a combat medic with the elite Achilles drone unit, saved both before Russians destroyed the city. She took care of them,
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Hertling: Ukraine can win by regaining sovereignty and pride
Hertling: Ukraine can come out victorious by regaining sovereignty, territorial integrity and pride.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 25 mai 2026
Poland and Ukraine understand each other because both know what happens when Russia, or the Soviet Union before it, gets its way — and they refuse to accept it. 5X pic.twitter.com/AxHBaa8lSdHertling: Ukraine can come out victorious by regaining sovereignty, territorial integrity and pride. Poland and Ukraine understand each other because both know what happens when Russia, or the Soviet Union before it, gets its way — and they refuse to accept it.
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Ukraine adapts, maintains will, targets Russia to end war
Hertling: Ukraine adapts to every hardship. Even without enough resources, Ukrainians maintained their will; when they learned to make resources, that created more will.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 25 mai 2026
Their successful targeting operations against Russia can help drive this war to a conclusion. 4/ pic.twitter.com/RpbR1B7VMmHertling: Ukraine adapts to every hardship. Even without enough resources, Ukrainians maintained their will; when they learned to make resources, that created more will. Their successful targeting operations against Russia can help drive this war to a conclusion. 4/
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Gen. Hertling says Poland is new NATO center of gravity
Gen. Hertling: Poland is the new center of gravity for NATO. It has been the logistics hub for support into Ukraine not just since 2022, but since 2014.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 25 mai 2026
It spends massively on defense, hosts U.S. forces, and is one of America’s strongest allies in Europe. 1/ pic.twitter.com/QrrtpBEQMQGen. Hertling: Poland is the new center of gravity for NATO. It has been the logistics hub for support into Ukraine not just since 2022, but since 2014. It spends massively on defense, hosts U.S. forces, and is one of America’s strongest allies in Europe. 1/
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Ukrainian drone firm advances in Pentagon program
Ukrainian drone company General Chereshnia advanced to the second round of the Pentagon's $1.1 billion Drone Dominance Program The company is competing for US Army contracts against firms from around the world
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FIM Service warehouse destroyed in night attack, shipments suspended
During the night attack on May 24, the FIM Service warehouse in the village of Chaika, Kyiv region, was destroyed. The fire covering an area of 10,000 sq. m was extinguished with aviation support. Shipments have been suspended – "Omega".
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Russian missile strikes infrastructure in Odessa, casualties
A Russian ballistic missile hit an infrastructure facility in Odesa. Four victims, one died just now in the hospital. Ukraine’s just another evening. F***ing reality.
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Ukraine propose partenariat à l’Afrique pour sécurité alimentaire
Ukrainian FM Sybiha marked Africa Day on 25 May with offer of partnership to African states across food security, IT, energy The greeting lands as Ukraine builds its first full-scale Africa strategy, announced by Presidential Office chief Budanov
