Secretary General of NAKO. Defence, security, sanctions & democracy. Former Ukrainian gov official. MoD Anti-Corruption Council member
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Last night Putin got excited about being called a “humanitarian” by the USA representative and arranged a deadly fire show. 25 missiles on Kyiv.
Olena Tregub retweeted
ChatGPT does what Cambridge Analytica did for the Russians ten years ago with Facebook.
Your personality profile, only it does it better.
Researchers found ChatGPT is secretly writing a psychological profile of every user.
They published a paper that exposes what ChatGPT is really doing to you.
And the results are terrifying.
96% of the things it remembers about you were stored without you ever asking.
researchers discovered that it is actively reading between the lines to deduce your personality traits, anxieties, demographics, and behavioral patterns.
it’s an invisible, autonomous background process.
you ask it to debug a python script or write an essay.. and it analyzes your syntax, prompt frequency, and hesitation markers to map out your exact psychological footprint.
the paper shows that the model builds a persistent "user state" that tracks your emotional baseline over time. it knows when you are stressed. it knows your exact communication style.
it infers your insecurities based on the questions you ask and the context you provide.
we spend so much time focusing on model evaluations and alignment frameworks, but we missed the most obvious vulnerability..
the models are evaluating us.
this changes everything about how we interact with these tools on a daily basis.
every innocent prompt. every late-night question. every "help me understand this" query.
it is all being used to build a shadow profile of your mind in real-time..
practical privacy is officially dead. the ai knows you better than you know yourself.
Ukraine has survived this war not simply because of decisions made in presidential offices or Western capitals. It has survived because millions of Ukrainians have demonstrated extraordinary resilience, because soldiers continue to defend the country, and because civil society has mobilized to sustain the state and its defense.
Olena Tregub retweeted
Ahead of the fifth winter of full-scale war, Ukraine backed a US initiative for an energy ceasefire. Russia answered by intensifying missile strikes on heating infrastructure and blocking 30 million tonnes of grain in Black Sea ports.
Moscow’s war economy is cracking, yet it just raised 2027 military spending by a third. Any sanctions waivers or delays now only buy the Kremlin time to regroup.
Alongside my #United4Ukraine Steering Committee colleagues, we call on allies to act before winter sets in:
🔹300+ Patriot PAC-2/PAC-3 interceptors and F-16 munitions now.
🔹€70bn for Ukraine’s defence and joint long-range production.
🔹A tough 22nd EU sanctions package targeting the shadow fleet and third-country banks.
🔹Full confiscation of immobilised Russian sovereign assets.
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Olena Tregub retweeted
Ukraine was winning the war, so Trump kneecapped Ukraine to help Russia.
I wish it weren’t that simple, but it is. Our president is in bed with our enemies.
Russia moved to direct genocide, increasingly striking the very places that sustain life in Ukraine’s peaceful cities.
Today, Russia hit medical facilities in Kyiv, including the Strazhesko Institute of Cardiology. Reports also indicate damage to other healthcare facilities.
What or who is emboldening Russia to escalate its attacks on Ukrainian civilians with such impunity?
Olena Tregub retweeted
Russia kills Ukrainian 1-year-old in stroller during strike on park - as civilian deaths surge 85% trib.al/1HflI0d
Olena Tregub retweeted
BREAKING: In a stunning moment, Fox News' Chief Political Analyst Brit Hume just UNLOADED on Donald Trump for turning his back on Ukraine and towards Vladimir Putin. This is a must watch.
Olena Tregub retweeted
We suspected this was the reason Ukraine’s access to Starshield was restricted. But to see it from senior officials in this reporting is still utterly unconscionable.
Let’s be absolutely clear about what this means. The Trump Administration deliberately restricted technology Ukraine relies on to intercept Russian drones and ballistic missiles. It made it harder for Ukraine to defend itself and easier for Russia to carry out its deadly attacks against Ukrainian civilians.
They knew exactly what was at stake. They knew that more Russian drones and missiles would get through, allowing Russia to kill even more Ukrainians. And yet they went ahead anyway.
This is a deliberate weaking of Ukraine’s defenses that only Russia will benefit from. It is a betrayal of our ally that this Administration cannot wash its hands of.
The American people deserve to know who made this decision, why they made it, and how they can possibly justify putting more innocent Ukrainian lives in the crosshairs of Putin’s war machine.
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Not only Trump but his administration are accountable. Even Russians now are reporting that Starlink operations at high speed are suspended for Ukraine, while Scott Bassett, Marco Rubio said it's all okay.
So Europeans paid for interceptor missiles for Patriot in Ukraine, but USA is refusing to deliver?!
Breaking news: The Trump administration has not approved the transfer of interceptor missiles to Ukraine that are needed to protect the country from Russian attacks, officials said, a delay that comes as President Trump has embraced Russia in recent weeks. wapo.st/4yCb7T7
Trump officials tell American media that allowing Russia to sell diesel is a clever way to bring Moscow closer to peace through trade.
Meanwhile, Russian politicians in their media are celebrating the belief that America is now on their side, that Russia can finally win the war, and that Ukraine must be “knocked back into the Stone Age.”
Just days ago, at the conference we showed leaders a Russian Shahed drone, exposing how Russia continues to obtain Western technology and scale up production.
I wonder if those looking at the drone truly grasped the human suffering and horror this weapon inflicts.
Today, that suffering has a face and a name: Angelina, a one-year-old girl killed in her stroller by a Shahed. Her mother, Inna, died too. So did an 11-year-old girl. Six people killed. Fourteen injured.
This is what our failure to stop Russia’s war machine looks like.
Looking at Trump’s latest social media post and his latest behavior, one can only imagine how many deals—and what kind of deals—he would be willing to strike with Russia on behalf of the United States, if not for one inconvenient obstacle: Russia’s war against Ukraine.
Such deals could come at a tremendous cost to the European Union and to democracy itself.
This is why Ukraine’s war is not merely a regional conflict. Its outcome will have profound consequences for the future of the entire world.
Olena Tregub retweeted
The verified record of Russia's crimes in Ukraine: case files, UN statements, fact-checks, sanctions, the cost of the war, and a calendar of where Ukraine is on the agenda. Every figure has a source, a date and a tier. Open data, 6 languages. ukraine-evidence.org/?src=x
We don’t know this for certain, but I increasingly suspect that Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil refineries have been hurting Russia far more than we initially realized.
Russia is the largest country in the world. Its economy, logistics, and connectivity between regions depend heavily on reliable fuel supplies.
Perhaps these strikes became so painful that Putin turned to Trump for help.
And look at the sequence of events: first, the Russian diesel deal. Then, restrictions affecting Ukraine’s Starlink capabilities and concerns over intelligence sharing, demonstrating just how vulnerable Ukraine could become without American support. And now, the use of presidential discretion to avoid implementing sanctions envisioned by the Lindsey Graham legislation.
Each development has its own explanation. But taken together, they raise a much bigger question:
Is Trump saving Russia?
Of course, Trump has his own domestic calculations as midterm elections approaching. But these decisions can’t be explained through American electoral interests alone. Their benefits to Russia are much more obvious to see.
Olena Tregub retweeted
These waivers have nothing to do with our national security, & everything to do with sucking up to Vladimir Putin. I hope my Republican colleagues will join me in condemning this craven, cowardly action. 2