Yodander retweeted
This is incredible work by @ZarinaZabrisky & @CaolanReports warning the world in advance the Kremlin propaganda machine planned to force the citizens of Oleshky to lie to the world. Their warnings to the media foiled Putin’s evil plans to broadcast lies.
youtu.be/ENio_MmAmgE?is=VI4_…
Yodander retweeted
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Share it with every American who has been gaslit by Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens, and the rest of the woke right who scream "America First".
Yodander retweeted
Magyar says:
The terror against the rear cities of our Motherland now comes with a dose of “psychological care”: a “Shahed propagandist” shot down over Ukraine on the evening of November 4 was carrying inflammatory propaganda materials toward Kyiv, complete with a cyber-phishing trap hidden behind a QR code.
That evening, near the combat positions of the Birds of the 427th USF Brigade “Rarog,” a Russian drone was shot down carrying not only a warhead but also a bundle of enemy propaganda leaflets.
Just the right time for the worms to try to shake Ukraine with information and psychological operations, while society is being bombarded with planted narratives, mixing the wicked with the righteous.
Would you look at that — they've even created a Ukrainian Volunteer Brigade in the worm army, but the poor bastards can't come up with a name for it themselves.
Don't hold back with your suggestions in the comments. Meanwhile, as of 6:20 PM, between November 1 and 4, the USF Birds have disposed of the equivalent of an entire assault-strength worm brigade — 2,630 ☠️🩸 enemy personnel already recorded on the USF online scoreboard “PIDRAKHUIKA.”
The QR code in the photographs has been deliberately blurred for security reasons. If you come across one of these leaflets, do not scan it. There is a high probability that it is an enemy trap designed to steal your data or infect your smartphone with malware.
We will stand.
Moscow will fall.
USF Online Scoreboard “PIDRAKHUIKA”
sbs-group.army/
MAGYAR 🇺🇦
04.11.26
Yodander retweeted
Trump hates Ukraine and idk why.
Zelenskyy was the only European leader to offer military assistance for the Iran operation despite having the entire Russian army in his country
Yodander retweeted
A Network of 21 Million Followers: How Bloggers and Pro-Russian Resources Fuel Anti-Mobilization Sentiment in Ukraine
As revealed in an investigation by Texty.org.ua, this network uses high-profile conflicts to discredit mobilization as a whole, portraying military recruitment centers as "criminal organizations" and avoiding service as "heroic resistance."
Among the narratives being spread are claims of the illegality of mobilization, the "enslavement" of Ukrainians, the supposed inevitability of death for those mobilized, and calls for armed resistance.
🔹 A striking example is the incident in Petropavlivska Borshchahivka on November 2nd.
The dissemination of such stories is picked up by pro-Russian sources. They present individual incidents as evidence of "repression" and a general crisis in Ukraine, and attempt to transform public outrage into calls for protests against mobilization.
🔹 Part of these narratives aligns with Kremlin talking points about "Zelensky's slaves" and a "police state."
The goal of such information campaigns is to undermine trust in mobilization processes, exacerbate hostility towards the military, and exploit internal divisions within Ukrainian society to benefit Russia.
Yodander retweeted
We've shared our yearly update on countries aspiring to join the EU, proposing indicative roadmaps for the most advanced negotiating countries:
🇲🇪 Montenegro
🇦🇱 Albania
🇺🇦 Ukraine
🇲🇩 Moldova
link.europa.eu/W7KM74
ALT Title poster for the "2026 Update: EU Enlargement" on a blue background featuring EU stars and four custom stars representing candidate countries: Montenegro, Albania, Ukraine, and Moldova.
ALT Summary slide titled "2026 Update: EU Enlargement" on a blue background detailing the progress of four countries with corresponding emblem stars: Montenegro (completed screening, 33 chapters opened, 21 provisionally closed), Albania (completed screening, 33 chapters opened, 4 provisionally closed), Ukraine (completed screening, 24 chapters opened), and Moldova (completed screening, 24 chapters opened).
Yodander retweeted
We need to thank @ZelenskyyUa for bombing those Russian data centers. Seriously, doing that helped the US elections immensely. You'll all find out in the future why that is. Volodymyr Zelenskyy restored US election integrity and democracy.
Thank you Mr. Zelenskyy
#Anonymous
Yodander retweeted
What Congress must do on January 3rd:
- Resume aid to Ukraine.
- Kill Trump's tariffs and reclaim tariff power.
- Defund the Iran war.
- Rein in emergency powers.
- Investigate and defund ICE.
- Investigate administration corruption.
- Confirm ZERO Trump judicial nominees.
Yodander retweeted
The “fake ambulance” story gets stranger the closer you look.
Valentyna Moloda says she went there to help a seriously ill man but she also told journalists she owned the private ambulance service whose logo was on the vehicle. She had no official connection to the company, while its owner says the ambulance was sold in 2024.
Then there’s the 14-year-old presented online as a torture victim. The reporting puts him at the scene during the unrest. The claim that he was held there as a detainee, while filmed throwing bricks and stones at police is fundamentally extraordinary🤷♂️
Ukraine’s State Bureau of Investigation has opened an inquiry into possible abuse of authority by military personnel, let them investigate it properly, it doesn’t mean there was, and she is in the dock, rightly so.
And if you’ve already shared this as proof of a secret torture prison, take a good, long look at what you actually know.
Yodander retweeted
Deeply saddened by the horrific news from Komyshuvakha, Ukraine, where 40 people were killed in a Russian attack. Among the civilian sites struck was a school serving as a humanitarian aid distribution centre. Many people are still missing.
We condemn this attack and extend our heartfelt condolences to the families of those killed. We wish the wounded a swift and full recovery.
Yodander retweeted
Russia dropped nine aerial bombs on people waiting for humanitarian aid in Komyshuvakha, then struck the rescuers and police officers who came to help them.
40 people have been killed so far, and more than 30 may still be under the rubble. Ukraine needs air defense now.
Search and rescue operations have now been underway for three days at the site of the Russian strike on a school in the settlement of Komyshuvakha in the Zaporizhzhia region. The Russians used nine aerial bombs. They first struck people who had come to receive humanitarian aid, and then first responders and police officers who arrived at the scene.
All necessary services are involved. It is an extremely difficult operation, very challenging, and it is being carried out under virtually constant threat of new Russian strikes. As of now, 40 people have been reported killed. Unfortunately, some bodies have not yet been identified. My condolences to the families and loved ones of those killed. More than 30 people may still be under the rubble.
Unfortunately, there has been very little reaction from the world to this insane attack. But it, like thousands upon thousands of other war crimes Russia has committed against Ukraine and Ukrainians, demands a strong response. Evil always goes further if it is left unanswered. We count on a response – Ukraine needs air defense support right now. I am grateful to the partners who are taking such steps.
Yodander retweeted
Behind every train that sets off on its journey is the dedicated service of thousands of Ukrainian railway workers. They are the backbone of our logistics, transporting tens of thousands of people every day, ensuring connections between our cities, and maintaining Ukraine’s links with other countries.
For the fifth year of the full-scale war, railway workers have continued working despite all the dangers. Russia is literally hunting Ukrainian locomotives, passenger trains, railway stations, and repair crews. Due to the shelling, railway workers are making safety stops, but Ukrzaliznytsia’s operations have never been interrupted or blocked. And this is an exceptionally high level of professionalism that commands respect far beyond our country’s borders. They are admirably handling challenges that no other railway in the world has even come close to facing.
And these are our ordinary people, whose work keeps Ukrzaliznytsia and our logistics running. It is in the Ukrainian character to be so professional, to be courageous when necessary, to work, and to withstand immense Russian pressure through collective action and cooperation.
We are proud of our railway workers – all the men and women who work for the company. We are deeply grateful to each and every one of you for your work. And we honor the memory of the railway workers who were killed in Russian strikes. It is important that their loved ones receive the support they need – from Ukrzaliznytsia and our society.
Happy Ukrainian Railway Workers’ Day!
ALT Photos: Jelle Krings
ALT Photos: Ukrzaliznytsia
ALT Photos: Ukrzaliznytsia
ALT Photos: Jelle Krings
