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roevka 💙🌻💛 retweeted
‼️Trump's "Energy Ceasefire" applies exclusively to strikes on refineries, not the entire energy infrastructure, — Axios.
Meanwhile, only one oil refinery remains in Ukraine, and it is not functioning due to russian strikes.
roevka 💙🌻💛 retweeted
This Toonie Tuesday we will be raising funds for Somebody: a combined special operations detachment. Besides that – it’s all OPSEC. This one is a black-ops Toonie fellas! We are collecting for 2 net guns, a sexy new laptop, an EcoFlow, diving gear for training and a van (or a Bentley if we can afford it).
Our goal is $17,960. This is a big order, but trust us Tooniacs, this one is definitely worth it. If you want to make a difference in a big way, this is the one to go big on.
Our top 3 donors will be able to send a message on a 💥🛩️, and 3 random fellas will be picked to also send a message! Tony would like to give you a hint for one of the times picked (it is within the first 30 minutes of kickoff).
PP: [email protected]
Jar: send.monobank.ua/jar/9v2ZEzN…
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roevka 💙🌻💛 retweeted
Good morning from The Hague! 🇳🇱
Yesterday I spoke with a few volunteers from the flag watch 🇺🇦 across from the 🇷🇺 embassy while I was dropping off the Alumina22 cards.
I picked up what the plans are for 24 February 2027 at this location. Last year there were four barrel organs. You can probably guess the plan for next year. I’ll be there all day.🇺🇦✊🏼
By the way: for friends of Ukraine in the Netherlands who want to take part in the #Alumina22 card protest: see my tweet below!
Look what landed in my mailbox yesterday 😍 From the Train to Kyiv fundraiser by @RealJakeBroe via @69thSB
Almost $1.2 million was raised. The money bought pickup trucks, drone buses, medevac vehicles, drones and other frontline gear for Ukrainian units. They will save lives again.❤️🇺🇦
Today the programmer who’s been on my team for 16 years is coming to The Hague for the day. Because of the long commute he usually works from home. We know each other inside out, and days like this are always useful and enjoyable.
Late this afternoon I’m scheduled for an hour with the flag watch 🇺🇦
Have a good day, everyone!
Fellas uit Nederland 🇳🇱
Ik heb #Alumina22 kaarten op voorraad.
Wil je ook meedoen met je familie, vrienden of collega’s? Ik stuur met plezier een setje naar je toe.
Zie de tekst in de afbeelding hieronder hoe het werkt.
DM bij interesse.
roevka 💙🌻💛 retweeted
I don’t think most people understand how unique and beautiful Kyiv is. And while Ukraine targets Russian supply lines and munitions, Putin targets Ukraine’s culture and people - from my visit there 6 months ago
roevka 💙🌻💛 retweeted
It is a scandal of alarming proportions: for four years, a German company has unhinderedly supplied European high technology—including microcontrollers, sensors, and other dual-use components—to the Russian military-industrial complex, thereby directly supporting Putin’s war machine.
Around 16,000 shipments, valued at over 30 million euros, were processed while the German government apparently stood idly by. Only now, after years of systematic circumvention of EU sanctions, is action finally being taken. This is not merely a failure; it constitutes active complicity through willful blindness.
The German Federal Government—which rhetorically positions itself so vociferously as a pioneer in sanctions policy—allowed a network under Russian control (operating via the sanctioned firm Kolovrat) to place fictitious orders for four years, funneling goods through Turkey so that they would arrive in Russia in record time (often within just 5 to 10 days). Particularly insidious is the fact that many components ended up at the All-Russian Research Institute of Automation—an institution directly involved in the development of Russian nuclear weapons.
Thanks to these 16,000 shipments, Russia was able to modernize its weapon systems, enhance its precision guidance capabilities, increase the reliability of its drones and missiles, and further expand its nuclear infrastructure. Every single shipment has potentially endangered German and European soldiers, as well as Ukrainian civilians.
Why did the German government merely stand by and watch for four years?
• Bureaucratic inertia and a lack of political priority: The relevant authorities (BAFA, Customs, the Office for the Protection of the Constitution, and the BND) evidently possessed information but failed to consistently translate it into concrete action.
• Fear of economic repercussions: There was a reluctance to unduly disrupt Germany’s export-oriented economy, leading officials to instead turn a blind eye.
• Political hypocrisy: Loudly proclaiming "Stand with Ukraine" while simultaneously allowing German companies to supply Putin’s war machine with dual-use technology.
Why?
roevka 💙🌻💛 retweeted
Direct message from Giorgia Meloni to Volodymyr Zelensky:
"Dear President Zelensky, you know that you can count on our loyal support for the cause of freedom of Ukrainian people.
Stay strong and keep your faith steadfast!"
😉
Just, wow 😊
roevka 💙🌻💛 retweeted
Imagine an American vice-president traveling to Budapest in 1956 to support a pro-Kremlin government. That’s how pathetic the current U.S. government is.
roevka 💙🌻💛 retweeted
Long story but no PP address.. Ik heb een klein bedrag overgemaakt PP: [email protected] Campaign for the 34th Coastal Defense Brigade. Raising money for the Marines in the Kherson region to buy a vehicle. Glory to Ukraine! @PolpoGelato #Oekraine #Ukraine
roevka 💙🌻💛 retweeted
Repair of a vehicle for medics of the 77th Airborne Brigade. Thanks to you, saviors of humans. Glory To Ukraine! Doneer ook en help #Oekraine
roevka 💙🌻💛 retweeted
BROWDER: It makes no sense to ease sanctions on Russian oil. China, India, and Turkey buy about 80% of it, but thanks to sanctions they get it at a deep discount, so Putin gets less money for his war machine.
Lifting sanctions now won't increase oil supply or lower prices; it just lets Russia sell to those countries at full market price, or even higher.
roevka 💙🌻💛 retweeted
🔴 FUNDRAISING FOR THE DEPLOYMENT OF A MEDICAL POINT
for the 77th Separate Airborne Brigade of the Dnipro Region (77 OaEBr)
The 77th Separate Airborne Brigade is performing combat missions in the active combat zone in the Kupiansk direction. In these conditions, fast and stable medical care for the wounded is a matter of life and death.
An autonomous power source is needed to deploy and ensure the uninterrupted operation of the medical station.
🎯 Fundraising goal:
to provide the medical station with electricity to provide emergency care to wounded soldiers.
🩺 Planned purchases:
• 🔌 diesel generator — for stable operation of medical equipment;
• 🔋 EcoFlow charging station — as a mobile and backup power source (lighting, charging medical devices, communication).
This equipment will allow:
• providing assistance even during power outages;
• ensuring the work of medics in the field;
• saving the lives of wounded soldiers.
🙏 Please join the fundraiser.
Every donation is a contribution to saving lives.
Even a small amount makes a difference.
Together we are stronger.
Together we save our people.
💙💛
Goal: $3000
PP [email protected]
roevka 💙🌻💛 retweeted
Why Venezuela Fell Within Hours, But Ukraine Did Not?
An important detail from Ukrainian officer Dmytro Vovnianko.
“Surely, we Ukrainians are badass. Those of us who, in the first days and hours of the war, headed straight to defend Ukraine—are infinitely badass, simply because these people, at the moment of highest threat, did not run away from danger but moved toward it. And overcame the danger.
All true. But. I have to remind everyone of something.
Technically, Moscow acted almost exactly like Americans in Venezuela. The first strike was missile and bomb attacks on bases and air defense positions, as well as on military aviation airfields.
Now imagine for a moment that Moscow had destroyed the main air defense units and combat aircraft on the airfields in the very first hours of the war. Imagine that Moscow had achieved complete air superiority. What would have happened then?
What would have happened is that
Russian airborne troops would have guaranteed the capture of the Hostomel airfield near Kyiv. Because the resistance from the militia would have been suppressed by Russian planes and helicopters. The artillery that started shelling the runway would have been suppressed by Moscow’s aviation. Moscow would have captured the airfield. Moscow would have accepted the personnel of their bloody Airborne Forces by landing method…
Yet none of this happened. Because, literally just before the Russian invasion, Ukrainian combat aircraft were given the order to take to the skies. And air defense units were ordered to leave their bases and deploy to positions in the fields. Because of this, Moscow struck empty squares, and then Ukrainian air defense and Ukrainian aviation went into action. And Moscow gained no air superiority at all.
However.
Moscow could still maneuver with the troops it had in abundance. But…
For example, the 72nd Separate Mechanized Brigade arrived in Kyiv in time and took up defense along the Irpin River.
I served in the 72nd and spoke with sergeants and officers - they told me that they began moving to their positions not on February 24, when Moscow attacked, but as early as the morning of the 23rd. For a long time, I couldn’t understand how that happened.
It turns out that Ukrainian brigades were given the order to advance to combat lines before the Russian invasion, and that’s why they made it in time. Not just in Kyiv. The same thing happened in Kharkiv. The occupiers were met on the Kharkiv Ring Road just a few hours after the invasion - and engaged in battle. It wasn’t militia that met them, but regular army units- with command, combat equipment, and fire support.
The enemy was met by an army - with equipment, technical means, coordination, artillery, and missiles. And that’s precisely why the enemy was stopped near Kyiv and then started babbling about a “gesture of goodwill.”
All of this happened because in Ukraine there was a person who ordered the air defense to leave bases with their equipment and assets. This person ordered the aircraft to take to the skies. This person ordered 🇺🇦 brigades to advance to combat lines.
This person took an incredible risk. Because he wildly exceeded his authority. That person was the then-Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, General Valerii Zaluzhnyi…”.
RT @JayinKyiv: Comment from Ukrainian social media this morning sums up Kyiv’s position on Venezuela events today.
roevka 💙🌻💛 retweeted
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GENERAL LEONID IVASHOV STRONGLY CRITICIZES THE RUSSIAN LEADERSHIP
The well-known Russian general, General Leonid Ivashov, has sharply criticized the Russian leadership and assessed the 1,400 days of the “special military operation” as follows:
roevka 💙🌻💛 retweeted
Historian here. Donbas was never a territory of Russia. Until 18 century, it was used (but not inhabited) by predominantly Turkic nomadic tribes (but also Greeks); it was called a "Wild Field" because there were almost no permanent settlements there due to constant infighting between those tribes and Ukrainian Cossacks.
Then, after the threat was eliminated, Ukrainians started to create basically the first settlements in centuries in this "Ukrainian Wild East" repopulating this wasteland.
The process was later fueled by investments of British and French industrial magnates (which is why one of the original names of Donet'sk is Yuzivka - it was developed by the Welsh businessman John Hughes, but the city itself was founded by Ukrainian Cossacks as Oleksandrivka). Thus, the Donbas population census of the 1920s has clear numbers - 64% identified themselves as Ukrainians and only 26% as Russians.
But because of Holodomor, which specifically targeted Ukrainians and migration (often forced by the Soviet Union), the number of Ukrainians in 1939 fell to 61% while Russians grew to 36%. But they never were a majority, not even once for the last 10 centuries.
So Kremlin is using ignorance and laziness to make you believe in the lies they are spreading to prove their territorial claims. And extremely diverse and sometimes complicated history of Ukrainian Donbas is not something that is often studied in universities outside Ukraine.|
I hope this helps.
roevka 💙🌻💛 retweeted
💔💔If you want to understand this war:
Look at Dnipro today.
Missile hit civilians
Bodies under rubble -
Three dead, eight injured.
A rescued little girl covered in dust.
This is not “conflict”
This is terrorism.
