Three years ago, Russia occupied 30% of Ukraine, with fewer than 100,000 losses. Today, after nearly 900,000 casualties, they control just 19% of Ukrainian land. Russia isn’t in a position of strength — it's just Trump's administration trying to make it look that way. 💙💛 We continue to work only because you read and support us. If you appreciate what we do, please become our sponsor or donate here👇 ☕️ buymeacoffee.com/meaninuak or ☑️ patreon.com/MeanwhileinUkraine Thank you! | Meanwhile in Uk
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Three years ago, Russia occupied 30% of Ukraine, with fewer than 100,000 losses. Today, after nearly 900,000 casualties, they control just 19% of Ukrainian land. Russia isn’t in a position of strength — it's just Trump's administration trying to make it look that way. 💙💛 We continue to work only because you read and support us. If you appreciate what we do, please become our sponsor or donate here👇 ☕️ buymeacoffee.com/meaninuak or ☑️ patreon.com/MeanwhileinUkraine Thank you! | Meanwhile in Uk
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After more than 3 years of brutal war, after Russia has massacred thousands of civilians, razed entire cities, and deported Ukrainian children, Trump’s personal envoy Steve Witkoff just sat down with Putin for 4 hours to discuss lifting sanctions — not accountability. And what was the outcome? Witkoff reportedly advised Trump that the “fastest path to ceasefire” is to hand over four occupied Ukrainian regions to Russia. According to Reuters, he suggested that if Putin agrees to this, it would be
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After more than 3 years of brutal war, after Russia has massacred thousands of civilians, razed entire cities, and deported Ukrainian children, Trump’s personal envoy Steve Witkoff just sat down with Putin for 4 hours to discuss lifting sanctions — not accountability. And what was the outcome? Witkoff reportedly advised Trump that the “fastest path to ceasefire” is to hand over four occupied Ukrainian regions to Russia. According to Reuters, he suggested that if Putin agrees to this, it would be
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Ukraine hit two major Russian military-linked facilities overnight. According to Ukraine’s General Staff: ⚡️ Ryazan Oil Refinery (Russia) Ukrainian Defence Forces struck the Ryazan Refinery — one of Russia’s largest — with confirmed impact on the low-temperature isomerization unit. Damage is being assessed. This refinery is a key supplier of fuel for the Russian army. 🔥 Alchevsk Metallurgical Plant (occupied Luhansk region) A strike hit the plant used by Russia to produce artillery shell casing
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Ukraine hit two major Russian military-linked facilities overnight. According to Ukraine’s General Staff: ⚡️ Ryazan Oil Refinery (Russia) Ukrainian Defence Forces struck the Ryazan Refinery — one of Russia’s largest — with confirmed impact on the low-temperature isomerization unit. Damage is being assessed. This refinery is a key supplier of fuel for the Russian army. 🔥 Alchevsk Metallurgical Plant (occupied Luhansk region) A strike hit the plant used by Russia to produce artillery shell casing
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This is how Ukraine adapts — fast and effectively. Onboard footage shows Ukrainian troops shooting down Russian Shahed attack drones over Odesa this week using low-cost APKWS laser-guided rockets. Ukraine now has multiple systems in service capable of firing APKWS, including Vampire and BRAWLR platforms. This matters because it changes the economics of air defense: cheaper interceptors against mass-produced drones — without sacrificing effectiveness. Adaptation saves lives. And Ukraine keeps ada
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This is how Ukraine adapts — fast and effectively. Onboard footage shows Ukrainian troops shooting down Russian Shahed attack drones over Odesa this week using low-cost APKWS laser-guided rockets. Ukraine now has multiple systems in service capable of firing APKWS, including Vampire and BRAWLR platforms. This matters because it changes the economics of air defense: cheaper interceptors against mass-produced drones — without sacrificing effectiveness. Adaptation saves lives. And Ukraine keeps ada
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Four years ago, Russia launched the largest land war in Europe since 1945. It was supposed to last 72 hours. Ukraine had other plans. Since February 24, 2022, Ukrainians have buried tens of thousands of their own, lost cities, lost power through winter after winter — and kept fighting. Not because they had no choice, but because they knew exactly what they were fighting for. Four years in, Ukraine is still here. Still standing. Still holding the line that matters most — not just for itself, but
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Four years ago, Russia launched the largest land war in Europe since 1945. It was supposed to last 72 hours. Ukraine had other plans. Since February 24, 2022, Ukrainians have buried tens of thousands of their own, lost cities, lost power through winter after winter — and kept fighting. Not because they had no choice, but because they knew exactly what they were fighting for. Four years in, Ukraine is still here. Still standing. Still holding the line that matters most — not just for itself, but
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Ukraine’s General Staff confirmed an overnight operation against strategic military targets in Russia and occupied territory. In Taganrog (Rostov region), strikes hit the Beriev aircraft plant and the Molniya “Atlant Aero” UAV manufacturer; multiple explosions and fires were reported. The plant services A-50 early-warning aircraft and Tu-95MS bombers; an experimental A-60 airframe was likely damaged. In Novorossiysk, the Sheskharis oil export terminal was struck; in Krasnodar Krai, the Tuapse re
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Ukraine’s General Staff confirmed an overnight operation against strategic military targets in Russia and occupied territory. In Taganrog (Rostov region), strikes hit the Beriev aircraft plant and the Molniya “Atlant Aero” UAV manufacturer; multiple explosions and fires were reported. The plant services A-50 early-warning aircraft and Tu-95MS bombers; an experimental A-60 airframe was likely damaged. In Novorossiysk, the Sheskharis oil export terminal was struck; in Krasnodar Krai, the Tuapse re
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Russia has shelled Kyiv again. Children are among the wounded. Another night, another terrorist attack. Russian missiles and drones struck residential areas of Kyiv, causing massive fires. Rescuers worked for hours to pull families out of the smoke. Several children were among the wounded. This is what Ukrainians wake up to. | Meanwhile in Ukraine
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Russia has shelled Kyiv again. Children are among the wounded. Another night, another terrorist attack. Russian missiles and drones struck residential areas of Kyiv, causing massive fires. Rescuers worked for hours to pull families out of the smoke. Several children were among the wounded. This is what Ukrainians wake up to. | Meanwhile in Ukraine
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Volodymyr Zelensky says the war could end in 2026, pointing out a critical shift inside Russia: for the first time, Russia’s army has stopped growing, despite monthly mobilization efforts of around 43,000 people. “If this continues, Putin will be forced to mobilize the broader population — something he wants to avoid because of growing problems inside Russian society,” Zelensky noted. This marks a turning point where battlefield pressure is translating directly into internal political risk for t
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💥 Russia threatened Ukraine with its “Oreshnik” missile for months. Here's how it went: The first launch? Exploded mid-air — over Kazakhstan. The second? Fell apart before reaching its target. This so-called “fearsome” missile, designed for nuclear strikes with MIRV tech, turned out to be more cartoon than catastrophe. After half a year of chest-thumping and propaganda, Russia’s “superweapon” is doing more to terrify its own engineers than anyone else. Meanwhile, Ukraine stands — strong, calm,
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Two years of invasion, ten years of aggression. Russia shells Ukrainian cities before Putin's 'military operation' speech. Hard to believe it's been two years. Yet, we endure and will prevail. 💙💛 | Meanwhile in Ukraine
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In just three weeks, Ukraine has done what Western capitals still haven’t: disrupted Russia’s oil exports by degrading terminal operations in Crimea, Tuapse, and Novorossiysk. Reported fires, shutdowns, and repairs have slowed the southern export corridor—undercutting Moscow’s war budget without targeting civilians. This is targeted self-defense against military-linked fuel and logistics until a full embargo is enacted. | Meanwhile in Ukraine
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According to The New York Times, U.S. officials were frustrated that Ukraine did not warn them in advance about the strike on the Russian cruiser Moskva. They were reportedly surprised Ukraine had missiles capable of hitting such a vessel and feared the action could escalate the conflict with Russia. | Meanwhile in Ukraine
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Ukrainian engineers keep proving one thing: what Russia destroys, Ukraine rebuilds—sometimes within hours. This is a nation at war: fast hands, calm nerves, and a refusal to break. Support link is in the first comment. | Meanwhile in Ukraine
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Bill Clinton: “This is our responsibility.” “We forced Ukraine to give up nuclear weapons, cruise missiles, and strategic bombers. We promised to protect Ukraine from Russia. We made Ukraine vulnerable. So yes — this is our war,” said Bill Clinton. These words matter because they come from a former U.S. president — from someone who was there when the commitments were made. This war didn’t start in 2022. It began the moment guarantees were broken and responsibility was ignored. | Meanwhile in Ukr
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Last night, Russia attacked Ukraine with 165 drones. Numbers come first. People come later — and that’s the problem. In Odesa, more than 20 people were injured, including children. Some may still be trapped under the rubble. Apartments were destroyed, entire floors burned out. Fires tore through residential buildings. A cultural and religious site was hit. A kindergarten. A store. Cars. A construction site. In Mykolaiv region, Russia struck energy infrastructure. A 59-year-old woman was seriousl
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Ukraine, France, and the United Kingdom have signed a declaration on deploying multinational forces in Ukraine after the war ends. Emmanuel Macron said Ukraine’s Armed Forces will be the first line of deterrence against any renewed Russian aggression, with a planned strength of 700,000 troops. Key points from the declaration: • The United States would help enforce a ceasefire through intelligence support and logistics. • Joint military planning would cover air, sea, and land security, and suppor
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"Ukraine was overwhelmingly dependent on American intelligence capabilities a year ago, today two thirds are provided by France. Two thirds," - President Macron | Meanwhile in Ukraine
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This is Odesa, Ukraine’s fortress city, standing just 150 km from Romania. For three years, Odesa has faced relentless Russian drone attacks — yet it refuses to fall. Every explosion, every fire, every sleepless night — Odesa endures. Brave, strong, and unbreakable. This isn’t just a city. It’s a symbol of defiance, courage, and resilience. Ukraine stands. Ukraine fights. Ukraine will win. If you like what we are doing or would like to support our team, we would be very grateful if you would spo
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"We will not lose. Ukraine will win this war. We will preserve Ukraine’s independence and secure the future of our children and generations to come. I firmly believe this. Think about it, talk about it, and take action," - Donald Tusk, Prime Minister of Poland | Meanwhile in Ukraine
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This is what Ukraine is fighting for. For people who keep celebrating life despite war. For cities that refuse to go dark. For families who choose dignity over fear. This is not abstract geopolitics. This is about life — real, fragile, and worth defending. 🙏 Don’t stop supporting Ukraine. If our work helps you understand what is truly at stake, you can support us here 💙💛 ☑️ patreon.com/meanwhileinukraine ☕ ko-fi.com/meaninua | Meanwhile in Ukraine
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Poland’s FM Radosław Sikorski says allies are preparing support for Ukraine over a three-year horizon—potentially backed by frozen Russian assets—because Moscow’s war is a marathon it can’t afford. He adds Ukraine now produces nearly half of its own drones and cruise missiles, flipping the balance from scarcity to resilience. Putin expected a three-day walkover; it’s been more than a decade. The story writes itself: Ukraine adapts, partners commit, and the Kremlin’s timetable collapses. | Meanwh
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As the Trump administration rushes to appease Putin, Russian attacks on Ukraine intensify. Ukraine is banned from hitting Russian energy sites, while Putin gets promises of sanctions relief and bombs cities like Kryvyi Rih. This isn’t peace—it’s surrender to terror. 💙💛 We continue to work only because you read and support us. If you appreciate what we do, please become our sponsor or donate here👇 ☕️ buymeacoffee.com/meaninuak or ☑️ patreon.com/MeanwhileinUkraine Thank you! | Meanwhile in Ukra
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"Ukraine has never been and will never be a stumbling block to peace. When Ukrainians are left without power for 20–30 hours because of Russia, and when Russian strikes are aimed at breaking our energy system and our people, it is Russia that must be put under pressure," - President Zelenskyy | Meanwhile in Ukraine
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This is what Kyiv looked like today after another russian attack. Ukrainians believe the terrorists will be held accountable for their crimes. 🇺🇦 If you would like to support our efforts, we would be very grateful if you could become our sponsor or make a donation to our team. You can donate any amount by following the links below: ☑️ patreon.com/MeanwhileinUkraine or ☕️ buymeacoffee.com/meaninuak Thank you 💙💛 | Meanwhile in Ukraine
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While russia abandons its fallen on the battlefield, showing no regard for basic dignity, Ukraine honors its soldiers with respect and pride. Even in -10°C, we remember and cherish every hero who gave their life for our freedom. Glory to the Heroes! Eternal memory to the fallen. Heroyam Slava. Slava Ukraine | Meanwhile in Ukraine
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President Biden's statement of the barbaric Russian attack on Ukraine on Christmas morning: “The purpose of this outrageous attack was to cut off the Ukrainian people’s access to heat and electricity during winter and to jeopardize the safety of its grid. Let me be clear: the Ukrainian people deserve to live in peace and safety…I directed the Department of Defense to continue its surge of weapons deliveries to Ukraine, and the United States will continue to work tirelessly to strengthen Ukraine’
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Reporters questioned U.S. Vice President JD Vance about whether the suspension of aid to Ukraine benefits Russia. "We support Ukraine's sovereignty and independence and recognize the bravery of its troops," Vance stated. He added, "The President is delivering a clear message: Ukraine must come to the table and begin negotiations with President Trump." 📹: Voice of America | Meanwhile in Ukraine
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Ukraine has struck a large Russian oil platform in the Caspian Sea. The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) struck the Filanovsky offshore platform, operated by Lukoil-Nizhnevolzhskneft, marking Ukraine's first strike against Russian oil production infrastructure in the Caspian Sea. At least four drone strikes were recorded. As a result, oil and gas production from more than 20 wells was halted. Filanovsky is one of Russia's largest fields in the Caspian Sea, with reserves of 129 million tons of o
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“Russia’s war against Ukraine did not start on February 24, 2022. It started over a decade ago — in Crimea. And every day since, Canada has been clear: we stand with the people of Ukraine.” - Justin Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada | Meanwhile in Ukraine
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Donald Trump: “President Putin was very generous in his feelings towards Ukraine succeeding.” Coming from the leader of a country Russia is actively bombing, this statement feels detached from reality. For many, it was a deeply embarrassing moment — an American president repeating Kremlin-friendly narratives rather than naming the aggression for what it is. It sounded like Helsinki all over again — when a U.S. president echoed Kremlin talking points instead of standing up to them. | Meanwhile in
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