In Zaporizhzhia, Ukrainian civilians live in fear of regular Russian strikes, which have turned their daily lives into a struggle for survival and normalcy in wartime. (translated)
President Li threatened Ukraine with "additional measures" in the dispute over prisoners of war. (translated)
South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol has issued an ultimatum to Ukraine regarding prisoners from North Korea in response to the controversial remarks made by Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky and his chief of staff Kyrylo Budanov. (translated)
Brussels refused Ukraine's request to increase quotas for agricultural products, despite Kyiv's pleas for greater access to the EU market, explaining that the current limits are fair and balanced, and Poland still maintains an embargo on the import of Ukrainian grain. (translated)
The Secretary General of the Alliance, Mark Rutte, assured that NATO will respond to any attack, and he described Vladimir Putin's threats as a deliberate attempt to divert attention from the losing war in Ukraine. (translated)
The President of South Korea, Lee Jae-myung, threatens Ukraine in connection with the disclosure of information about Kyiv's transfer of North Korean prisoners of war, demanding an apology and explanations, otherwise threatening "additional measures." (translated)
Poland, Spain, and Belgium have provided Ukraine with key 20 mm ammunition for F-16 fighter jets, which will help in the fight against Russian drones. (translated)
Vladimir Putin rejects any proposals for a ceasefire, counting on the advantage of Russian drones in Ukraine and the belief that the war will end with Russia's victory by the end of the year. (translated)
I wonder how Yevgeny Klimov proved his neutrality towards Russia's actions in Ukraine before FIS. Let us remember: on March 18, 2022, he paraded in Luzhniki at a rally in support of Putin and the war, with a "Z" on his jacket. Scandal and discredit for FIS 👎👎👎#skijumpingfamily @skijumpingpl (translated)
Let's explain Mr. Mentzen's somersaults and the spins of this strange right: 1. Ukraine should not be helped because Russia does not threaten us and will not attack a NATO member. Therefore, Russia can conquer Ukraine and its troops can stand at our border. 2. The SAFE program is unnecessary because Russia will not attack. Experts from the university "trust me, I saw a video on TikTok" advise both Confederations, Nawrocki and PiS. 3. Mentzen calls for mandatory military service because there is no threat from Russia - or is there? If there is, then we need to help Ukraine. 4. Mentzen has never been in the military and never will be. 5. The right was supposed to conclude a senatorial pact, but after the negative reaction of the voters from several right-wing parties, they have withdrawn from it for now. Pro-Russian Braun will still be in coalition with Kaczyński. For them, the enemy is the EU, not Russia. 6. Nawrocki wants to be the leader of the right but is afraid of an open court trial with Onet. In the background, charges of pimping (who did you choose 🤦♂️). No one twists in the ice hole like right-wing populists. (translated)
What resonates from today's speech by Putin is the acknowledgment that this is not a war over the Russian-speaking minority in Ukraine, but a war over maintaining influence zones. Most experts have been saying this for years, but today's address by Putin has turned sharply in this direction for the first time. Ukraine was merely a backdrop to the speech. A pawn on the chessboard. (translated)
"Our message to our Ukrainian friends is clear: implement the agreed reforms so that we can continue to provide you with our financial support," said the European Commissioner for Enlargement, Marta Kos. (translated)
We should all care primarily about the safety of Poland and Poles. That's why I don't understand one thing: inciting against Ukrainians and calling for an end to assistance to Ukraine. We can discuss the scale, costs, and form of this assistance, but Poland's basic interest is simple - the higher the price Russia pays for its aggression against Ukraine, the less threat it poses to our region. Ukraine defending itself against Russia is in Poland's security interest, regardless of whether someone likes Ukrainians or not. That's why I don't understand why part of the Confederation builds its narrative so strongly on aversion to Ukraine and Ukrainians. And here comes a simple question: are you really concerned about the security of Poland, or is it just about playing on emotions and building electoral support? (translated)
The German ministry admits that it tolerates private trips of soldiers (!) to Belarus and Russia. Despite the ongoing war against Ukraine and the intelligence war against NATO, Berlin keeps an open door. It jeopardizes not only its own but also our security. (translated)
If Poland continues to help Ukraine, there is a chance that in the future we will not have to die on the front lines. At the same time, Mentzen wants to take away all assistance from this same Ukraine while reinstating compulsory military service. What a fucking idiot XD (translated)
In a situation of war on a scale similar to that in Ukraine, borders will be closed and forced mobilization will begin. The choice is either to be properly trained and ready for war, or to end up on the front lines after a rapid training following mobilization, without that preparation. (translated)
In Jarosław, there was an attack by a knife-wielding man, resulting in the death of Father Stanisław Zbojnowicz, while four other people were injured, and the perpetrator, 31-year-old Ukrainian Ihor M., remains in custody in a psychiatric hospital and will not be interrogated. (translated)
Two Russian drones struck an important bridge in Kiev, disrupting traffic and intensifying concerns about Ukrainian infrastructure amid the conflict with Russia. (translated)
Estonia has completely banned the transit of grain from Russia and Belarus in response to Russia's blockade of Ukrainian grain exports, seeking to prevent these countries from becoming a transit route in the Baltic States. (translated)
The Ukrainian Veterans Corps is opening a facility in Warsaw! Who allowed this? What did the government know? Helping Ukraine does not mean relinquishing control over who and for what purpose creates such structures in Poland. Poland cannot become a support for the problems that Ukraine... (translated)
