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Is it just me, or has the so-called "Pro-Ukrainian" community on Twitter just completely died?
Because I remember the days of 2023 where every comment section would be absolutely flooded with nafos, trolls, and other delusional people, but now they're just... gone.
9 Russian children were executed by Ukrainian soldiers in Kursk Oblast and left to decompose. Russian soldiers found them rotting next to a forest and put them in body bags.
I won't share the videos for obvious reasons, but you can find them on telegram (and probably on twitter
The situation in the Pokrovsk direction has reached a catastrophic point for Ukraine. Ukrainian formations in Myrnohrad, eastern Pokrovsk, and the surrounding villages are now operationally encircled.
Russian troops broke through to the northern outskirts of Pokrovsk, leaving
Footage showing a Russian Mi-28 helicopter flying over Bakhmut. The city is beginning to become overgrown now that fighting is moving away.
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People, if Ukraine can’t stop the Russians with the support of Europe AND the U.S., what makes you think they can with only Europe?
The main Russian assault detachments have entered Sudzha, Kursk Oblast, linking up with the soldiers from the pipeline.
The commander of Ukraine's Kursk operation, and the entire northern command has been dismissed by Syrskyi.
Ukrainian Journalist Yuriy Butusov confirmed that 1,700 soldiers from 155th mechanized brigade "Anna Kyivska", which was trained in France and sent to Pokrovsk deserted before the first battle. He added that the brigade commander was dismissed immediately after the battle, and
Ukraine’s casualties in Velyka Novosilka are unprecedented. I won’t share any of the videos as they are very gorey, but many have been killed both in the town and while trying to escape the encirclement.
The Ukrainian command is entirely to blame for this.
Once again, the so-called "experts" are posting the usual statistical slop.
"Russia advanced X amount last year, so it will take them 500 years to take all of Ukraine!"
I cannot believe people still fall for this shit. Advances in a war of attrition are not linear, and this is
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The fact that there are so many people out there who will deny atrocities committed by Ukraine “just because they’re Ukraine” is genuinely scary.
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9 Russian children were executed by Ukrainian soldiers in Kursk Oblast and left to decompose. Russian soldiers found them rotting next to a forest and put them in body bags.
I won't share the videos for obvious reasons, but you can find them on telegram (and probably on twitter
Show moreThe moment a Russian Pantsir S1 air defence missile shot down a Ukrainian UAV over Smolensk city.
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Just a general reminder to all the Pro-Ukrainians out there: wanting peace and not wanting Ukraine to be destroyed is MORE pro Ukrainian than wanting them to keep fighting forever and have their country ruined even more than it already is.
I’m genuinely convinced that many
I'm gonna post a whole lot of videos showing the destruction of Ukrainian vehicles and the killing of soldiers attempting to flee Kursk Oblast today and tomorrow.
This is to highlight the stupidity of the Ukrainian command when it comes to repeating the same fucking mistakes
I've been thinking, since the new Belgorod operation with the Ukrainian command wasting EVEN MORE lives on something that is doomed to fail, I'm done with having Ukrainian flags in my name.
While it was meant to represent my support for the Armed Forces of Ukraine and not the
Ukrainian forces now "control" less than 230km² of Kursk Oblast, down from 360km² just 24 hours ago.
Now that Kursk is effectively over, what do you guys think the next cope will be?
Will they just return to one of the old ones like meat waves, or Kerch bridge, or F-16s? I mean the North Korean cope can't come back... right?
Keep in mind, most of the updates from the Pokrovsk-Dobropillya-Bilozerske area are days behind. The true situation will be much worse than is shown, especially considering almost all of this is being done in media silence.
Yesterday, a Ukrainian Su-27 aircraft was shot down, reportedly in an air battle by a Russian Su-30SM in an unspecified part of the frontline area. The Ukrainian pilot was killed.
The Ukrainian soldiers still stationed and effectively encircled at the bottom of the Pokrovsk pocket in Lysivka and Sukhyi Yar remind me of those who were encircled in the industrial zones outside Avdiivka.
Neither time were they given the order to withdraw in time, even
Russia has broken through Ukrainian lines in Kupyansk and entered the city.
Map updates to come later.
I guarantee you that there are Pro-Ukrainians out there who if they visited some city in eastern Ukraine, talked to actual Ukrainians and get told by said Ukrainians that they want the war to end, they would proceed to call those same Ukrainians Russian trolls and kremlin agents.
Update from Kursk:
The situation continues to deteriorate for the Ukrainians, and the lines collapse under Russian pressure.
The main advances occurred in the northeastern part of the salient where Russian forces conducted a mechanised assault down the R200 highway. They were
The city of Toretsk is about to fall to Russia. It will be their second major victory of 2025.
Get ready for the "Pokrovsk served its purpose by killing hundreds of thousands of Russians, so it's no longer strategically important" cope.
It's crazy to me how little media coverage the Russian South Donetsk breakthrough got, both in mainstream media and on Twitter.
It seems people are pre-occupied with more "important" topics, such as North Korean soldiers in Kursk (which there is still no proof of btw).
Ukrainian forces have begun their withdrawal from parts of Pokrovsk, pulling out of the southern suburbs and nearby villages towards the city centre.
HIMARS, F-16s, ATACMS, JDAMs, Storm Shadows and now possibly Tomahawks? Do people just have short-term memory loss, or is it just completely ignored how all of these previous so-called "gamechangers" did literally nothing to shift the battlefield momentum.
I think some people
Ukrainian channels report that a new type of drone is being used more often, called the "Shahed-238". It has a jet engine which increases the speed to 300+ km/h.
Its first reported use was in January 2025.
Launches of this drone were recorded from Kursk Oblast a few minutes
