Volodymyr Zelensky stated in an interview with the "Financial Times" that due to the lack of willingness to halt attacks from the Russians and the blocking of the Starlink communication system by the American administration, Ukrainians will resume attacks on Russian refineries. #Ukraina #Rosja #Trump (translated)
The War Observer wrote that Ukrainians launched another large drone attack on the Russian Federation, in which — as reported — over 350 drones were used. He attached a map from DrnBmbr to the post. https://t.co/l58UvVq0Es #Ukraina #drony #wojna (translated)
Cassiopeia wrote that her friends from the IPN published a graphic and description regarding Hans Frank's decree from October 15, 1941. According to the text she cited, the death penalty for Jews leaving the ghetto and for Poles providing them shelter was introduced in the General Government at that time. The decree was also supposed to cover matters such as feeding, transporting, and trading with Jews. Cassiopeia also mentioned an IPN material titled "Death for Good." The author compared this publication with a statement by Agnieszka Holland about Węgrów. Holland allegedly said that among those involved in rounding up Jews and leading them to trains heading to Treblinka were firefighters, police officers, and young Poles, and that at least several hundred people were killed on the spot by Poles. Cassiopeia also cited a description signed "The History Teacher," according to which on September 22, 1942, SS units and Ukrainians surrounded the ghetto in Węgrów, and Jews were led through the station in Sokołów Podlaski to Treblinka. This description also mentioned that Poles were prohibited from moving near the site of the action. Cassiopeia emphasized that over 50 Poles from the Węgrów district received the Medal of "The Righteous Among the Nations." She recalled the deaths of Poles on the guillotine, in burning barns, and in train cars, linking them to helping Jews, including giving them bread. She called for sharing the post, commenting, and expressing pride and honor, announcing that the action would last until midnight. https://t.co/uYX0ELCMFj #Historia #Pamięć #Polska (translated)
The author wrote that the renewed attacks by Ukrainians on Russian refineries meant, in his opinion, open disobedience to Donald Trump. He claimed that in this situation, the State Department would have to send Victoria Nuland to Kyiv, whom he described as having significant experience in organizing "color revolutions." #Ukraina #Rosja #polityka #UA #RU #US (translated)
The author of the entry referred to the message of the Ukrainian Institute of National Remembrance that every state has its own interests. He criticized those who still referred to Ukrainians as "our brothers and sisters," using derogatory terms towards them. https://t.co/jSnNR8ZV0g #Ukraina #interesy #relacje #UA #PL (translated)
Dawid Kamizela summarized that Ukraine had been defending itself against the Russian invasion for 4 years, and Russian ballistic and cruise missiles, as well as drones, were falling on Kyiv and other cities. He wrote that Ukrainians responded with drone attacks controlled by Starlink, and Donald Trump communicated with Russia to lower fuel prices before the elections. https://t.co/LRtwZhMEPs #Ukraina #wojna #rosyjskaagresja (translated)
The author wrote that the USA restricted the Ukrainians' access to Starlink, and the system stopped serving objects moving at speeds above 160 km/h. He noted that the restriction was not yet complete and mentioned that the information was conveyed by the advisor to the President of Ukraine for defense technology development, Serhij Sternenko. https://t.co/TZhhzUe59L #Ukraina #technologia #obrona #UA #US (translated)
The author of the entry wrote that the previous day the Russians again attacked Ukrainian energy infrastructure, despite the "energy truce" announced by Donald Trump. He added that the Ukrainians apparently responded with another strike on the oil terminal in Rostov-on-Don, which exports fuels. https://t.co/LrbJNFToTg #Ukraina #Rosja #konflikt #UA #RU (translated)
The author wrote that President Zelensky informed the day before that during the missile attack on Kyiv, Ukrainians did not receive warnings from partners. The author explained that he meant the Americans and intelligence data about the incoming missiles. He also mentioned that former defense minister advisor Serhiy Sternenko posted another entry today. #Ukraina #Wojna #Bezpieczeństwo #UA #US (translated)
Volodymyr Zelensky wrote on Telegram that Ukraine was once again not warned about the attack by its allies. “These missiles were detected by our systems as they approached Kyiv. Heating plant number 4 is one of the main energy facilities in Kyiv.” “According to our intelligence, the Russians are preparing to launch more ballistic missiles. These facts indicate that the Russians do not consider it necessary to comply with what the President of America said. Ukraine supported the ceasefire. Russia is targeting another power plant and threatening the lives of our citizens,” Zelensky added, referring to the "energy truce" announced by U.S. President Donald Trump. “It is certainly unfair that they destroy energy infrastructure while Ukraine is not even receiving warnings about ballistic missile launches. It is important for the world not to remain silent about this. And it is important for America to really see what is happening and who should be blamed for the fact that the war is ongoing,” Zelensky added, who had previously reported an attack on Kyiv that Ukrainians were not warned about. #Ukraina #Rosja #wojna (translated)
Konrad Berkowicz wrote to Donald Tusk that it was good that it was about Turks and not Ukrainians. He argued that if it had been about Ukrainians, they would not have been captured, because — as he assessed — the recipients of his post would not have looked for them at all. #Turcja #Ukraina #Polska (translated)
Kacper Ignasiak wrote that a Ukrainian woman lamented the little interest among migrants in coming to Poland because she worked for a company that helped legalize their stay. He claimed that Ukrainians helped bring migrants to Poland, and the recording was supposed to be evidence of that. He used an offensive term against migrants. https://t.co/pOuTA1D99X #Ukraina #Migracja #Polska (translated)
Tomasz Lis wrote that Ukrainians targeted refineries and centers of Russian disinformation, which he described as the most important resources of the Kremlin. He wished them good luck and asked whether Donald Trump still believes that Zelensky has no cards. #Ukraina #dezinformacja #Trump (translated)
Alicja Defratyka wrote that Ukrainian attacks on three Russian data centers had recently led to a radical decline in the activity of Russian bots on the internet. She stated that this was confirmed by the ABW and other countries monitoring the network. According to her, thousands of accounts spreading anti-Ukrainian content, supporting the far right and the MAGA movement in the USA, have disappeared, and support for the AfD on social media has sharply declined. Defratyka assessed that the popularity of far-right and populist parties worldwide was artificially created and strengthened by the Kremlin and Russian bots. She wrote that merely blocking accounts does not solve the problem of disinformation at its source, pointing to TV Republika as one of its sources in Poland, adding that the station should be shut down. She expressed hope that Ukrainians would quickly attack the remaining Russian data centers. In her opinion, this could help protect Ukraine and the world from Russian fascism. (translated)
Donald Trump says that Ukrainians should find another leader. #DonaldTusk #sankcje #Rosja (translated)
Only Ukrainians can and should make the decision about who will be the president of Ukraine. In the context of Trump’s remarks that Ukrainians should “find a leader who can reach an agreement” with Russia, Tusk responded that “only Ukrainians can and should make the decision about who will be the president of Ukraine.” #DonaldTusk #sankcje #Rosja (translated)
Garry Kasparov said to "Gazeta Wyborcza" that Poland has found itself in a situation reminiscent of the pre-war period. He predicted that Putin would want to carry out an operation to intimidate the citizens of Europe and asked whether Warsaw could withstand even one night of what Ukrainians experience every day. https://t.co/TEjhxVfila #Polska #Putin #wojna #PL #UA #RU (translated)
Katarzyna Pełczyńska wrote that since Thursday, Ukrainians have destroyed three data centers of the Russian Yandex. According to her, the traffic generated by bots linked to Vladimir Putin has dropped to 0.4 percent of the maximum level from the previous two weeks, and there has been a decrease in pro-Russian, pro-Trump, and AfD-supporting content online. Pełczyńska assessed that Ukraine’s actions demonstrated how, by fighting Putin, the country also protected Europe. She wrote that physically removing sources of Russian propaganda turned out to be more effective than centers for combating disinformation and European regulations. She also noted that the decrease in content provided clear evidence of which of them were part of programmed propaganda aimed at undermining European morale, strength, and civilization. In the end, she expressed hope that Ukrainians would also destroy the remaining six Yandex data centers. #Ukraina #dezinformacja #propaganda (translated)
The author of the entry wrote that after the Ukrainian strikes on the Russian data centers of Yandex between October 8 and 11, the number of anti-Ukrainian and pro-Russian comments under his posts significantly decreased. He pointed out, however, that in his opinion, this was only a temporary pause, and he referred to the comments with derogatory terminology. He added that he had long been wondering why this was happening. #UA #RU (translated)
Kafir wrote that Ukrainian drones struck the data centers of the Russian Yandex, causing server failures. He added that a theory had emerged online suggesting that this could weaken Russian troll farms and online support for the AfD and the Confederation of the Crown of Poland, but he noted that there is no solid evidence for this. The author ironically described the imagined consequences of the failure for online patriots and trolls, who would reportedly lose access to the internet and wait for a "reset of views" from Moscow. He also suggested that without trolls, it might be harder to find real voters. #DepresjaTrolla #Ukraina #Rosja (translated)
