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Putin’s regime has come up with a reason to continue shelling Ukraine’s energy infrastructure
15:03 03/28
In a new resource deal draft, the US demands that Ukraine pay for the assistance provided – media
10:45 03/28
Zelensky's office responded to putin's call to introduce "temporary administration" in Ukraine
10:14 03/28
Russians killed a 3-year-old and her mother in the Donetsk oblast, another daughter wounded (PHOTO)
09:55 03/26
Russia demands the AFU withdrawal from the Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia, and Kherson oblasts in negotiations with the U.S. – media
10:25 03/25

The most important thing is not to compare! Luhansk journal
03/31/2025 12:03   53
The locals are completely bewildered. How were they allowed to return? It's not even about them, it's about us. How are we supposed to work with them and pretend everything is normal?
Defender of Mariupol Vladyslav Ivakhov: among the jailers were frenzied sadists
03/24/2025 17:32   148
I would kill them. Or first, I’d do to them exactly what they did to us, put them on trial, and then… I’d kill them anyway. One of my comrades is still in captivity. I know exactly what he’s going through every second in those prison dungeons...
Putin’s response on the truce: was it a “yes” or a “no”?
03/18/2025 12:54   189

That was a “yes” to Trump but a “no” to Trump’s proposal for a quick truce. Yes, 25 years in power have made putin a skilled diplomat, teaching him how to say “no” while pronouncing “yes”. And in doing so, leaving hope for a “yes” without giving a reason to react to his “no”...

Serhiy Harmash: The question is not whether putin will agree to a truce, but why he would agree to it
03/17/2025 16:17   217
Why would putin publicly humiliate Trump by refusing when he could simply agree, present himself as a peacemaker, and then break the ceasefire anyway, while blaming Ukraine for it?
Serhiy Hrabsky: The cessation of hostilities today means catastrophe for Ukraine and Europe
03/10/2025 16:09   255
The situation is further complicated by the fact that we are moving out of the densely built-up urban areas of Donbas. In these open fields, maneuvering is difficult. It is one thing to fight the enemy in an area where we have been fortifying our defenses for years and know the terrain well, but if the russians break out into operational freedom with air support—where they have superiority—and employ large numbers of tanks, which they can deploy, they may be able to advance much farther...
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