Breaking through the icy waters of brexit idiocy.

London, England
Joined June 2016
Every night when going to bed I think about the brave Ukrainian soldiers holding the line in the trenches for all of us. Heroes.
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Кацапи - це сама кінчена, брехлива, підла, жорстока і мразотна нація на землі ! Це - ФАКТ !!!!!! Ненавиджу !!!!!!🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
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• Right to live, work, study, retire in 30+ countries • Friction-free artist touring 
• 40 million pieces of paperwork per annum ditched 
• Mutual recognition of qualifications • Reliable multi-annual regional funding 
• A say on the rules our exporters already follow
What is it that people imagine they would get out of rejoining the EU that they don't already have?
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The way to minimise uncertainty for UK business is to join the EU. Everything else means a constant flux of negotiation without the full economic benefits of membership.
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Glory to Ukraine 🇺🇦 Glory to the Heroes 🇺🇦
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Pray for these soldiers who still fighting for Freedom and Ukraine 🙏🇺🇦
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Ukraine is doing, virtually alone, what NATO was designed to do. Resisting Russian aggression.
Russia is not winning. Ukrainians are bravely holding on. Putin is pinning his hopes on Trump and a divided/indecisive Europe.
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🛰 Great news! Ukraine has launched its first satellite for its own communications network Himera, together with Denmark's GomSpace, has launched the Obria Nano satellite into orbit. With its help, Ukraine will be able to develop its own communications infrastructure, relying less on foreign satellite systems. The first test satellite of Ukraine's future sovereign satellite communications network is already undergoing testing.
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3 years ago, Russia 🇷🇺 launched the Avdiivka offensive that slowly turned into the 3rd Donbas 🇺🇦 battle of the full-scale war 3 years later, the Russian offensive is still ongoing, at a much slower pace than before. 2026 was a very difficult year, and Russia failed to keep up the advance pace it had in 2024 and 2025, even suffering from 2 counterattacks in Komar and Lyman. If the Russian offensive on the Donbas was initially centered on the southern and western direction, it moved north, with the main battle ongoing near Dobropilla. You can easily follow the chain of towns from Kurakhove, Pokrovsk and all the way to Barvinkove, behind the Donbas fortress that Russia is attacking. At the same time, Russian advance on the Donetsk-Zaporizhzhia highway was stopped, while the one further south was slowed down. 🟥Russian control before 2024 🔴Territory taken in 2024 🟠Territory taken in 2025 🟡Territory taken in 2026 Big ⬜️ line : Donbas administrative border Small ◽️line : main roads What the map tells us : -> Setbacks in 2024 and 2025 were due to multiple factors, including bad unit coordination, absence of fortifications, and a high number of Russian human resources. Since then, most of the issues have been resolved. -> The "attritional war" narrative that should witness a slow increase of Russian gains until Ukrainian collapse didn't happen. On the contrary, Russia is advancing slower and slower, and Russian losses are increasing. Every time someone is saying Russia is definitely winning the war, show them this map and ask why the "2nd most powerful army in the world" is struggling that much in Donbas while losing more and more men.
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This chart is insane. This shows Russia's casualties over time compared to Russia's territorial gains in Ukraine over the last five years. No sane or rational person would say continuing the war to try and take more of Ukraine's territory is worth the casualties.
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God bless these brave Warriors who still fighting for their country and Freedom🙏
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Where is the German Taurus?
❗️This morning Ukrainian forces are conducting a cruise missile raid on western Russia for the third time in a row; Russian channels report several missiles and jet-powered drones heading toward Voronezh and Tambov.
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You dont have to be Ukrainian to support Ukraine 🇺🇦. It is enough just to be human.
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🇫🇷🇺🇦 “(...) Safran, which has halved the production cycle in two years, will produce six times as many AASM bombs and is expected to be able to produce up to 2,000 AASMs per year from 2027 (compared with 200 per year in 2022, over 1,000 in 2025 and around 1,400 in 2026).”
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Russian conscripts have a choice: 1. Overthrow Putin’s regime; 2. Flee the country before conscription; 3. Go to prison; 4. Surrender as soon as they end up on the front. Instead, they choose to invade another country and kill. Honestly, there’s already no point in reacting to the stupidity of the current American administration and its lobbyists. A Russian conscript is not a lonely island in an ocean of madness. He is an integral part of the Russian ecosystem of terror that once drove a mine fragment into my neck and will gladly do it again and again.
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The Storm Shadows sent by the UK last week have been rapidly put to good use. The Proton plant in Oryol and the Energia plant in Yelets, which both produce missile components, were hit this week. Thank you to our UK allies for helping us cut Russian missile production.💙💛
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Replying to @I_Katchanovski
Explain to me how you make peace with this garbage? Russia wants them to cease to exist. Personally i would rather get nuked than to live under russian occupation. It's not fucking peace.
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Ukrainian soldiers recreated a group photo after all four returned from Russian captivity Maksym was released on May 6, 2023, Artem on May 15, 2026, and their two friends, both named Dmytro, were freed on October 23. 📸: saveazovstal2022, dobryy_kot88 / Instagram
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To everyone who calls Ukraine's drone strikes on Moscow "escalation": Russia has been striking Kyiv since February 2022. When drones reach Moscow, it's not escalation. It's the war coming home to the man who sent it.
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