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  • 12:56

    (@BobHopeisdead)

    RT @msameswick (Ames): 🚨 HELP KEEP KHARTIIA MOVING! 🇺🇦 Help repair a combat vehicle belonging to the 23rd Assault Regiment R.U.G. (Khartiia) on the Kupiansk front! 🔧 Total repair cost: 80,000 UAH - Gearbox: 65,000 UAH - Installation: 5,000 UAH - Additional repairs: 10,000 UAH 🫙 £235 raised so far! Every donation brings us one step closer to getting this vehicle repaired and back in action. 💙💛 PayPal: AmesMedia Please donate or share! #StandWithUkraine #Khartiia #HelpAFU

  • 11:12

    Sol Dalberg 🌻 (@SoljaDalberg)

    RT @UAFreeConvoys (Ukrainian Freedom Convoys 🇳🇴🇺🇦): 🇳🇴🇺🇦 How can Ukrainian soldiers apply for a vehicle from Ukrainian Freedom Convoys (UFC)? Every week, we receive desperate requests from Ukrainian soldiers who need vehicles. We understand their situation, and we wish we could help every single one of them. But the reality is that demand far exceeds our resources. We have received more than 270 requests for our autumn convoys alone. That is far more than we can possibly fulfil. How are vehicles allocated? UFC operates a democratic allocation process. Requests are considered collectively to ensure that vehicles are distributed as fairly and responsibly as possible. We cannot simply buy a vehicle and prioritise one particular soldier or unit because someone contacts us directly. There are hundreds of soldiers waiting, many in equally desperate situations. Every request deserves fair consideration. What does a vehicle cost? On average, approximately NOK 40,000 (€3,400–3,500) covers purchasing a suitable used vehicle, necessary repairs and preparation. Our volunteer drivers cover their own travel expenses. That means: NOK 40,000 can fund approximately one vehicle. NOK 200,000 can fund approximately five. NOK 400,000 can fund approximately ten. Actual costs vary depending on the vehicles and repairs required. How can soldiers apply? Our application list is currently closed because of the overwhelming demand. Applications reopen on 10 January 2027. Contact: Mariia Dushenko (Signal): +47 941 57 542 Ole Kvåle (Signal): +47 416 51 682 Email: post@ufconvoys.no Want to see more vehicles delivered? Help us fund them. UFC depends on private donations and volunteers. We cannot increase deliveries without additional financial support. Donations enable us to help more soldiers through our established allocation process, not simply move individual requests ahead of others. SUPPORT UKRAINIAN FREEDOM CONVOYS: PayPal: https://t.co/Q1FgzPQdiU Vipps: 860247 Bank account: 1813 72 81259 Website: https://t.co/JqyXnv5Fm0 We have the volunteers. We have the requests. What we need is funding for more vehicles. Every donation brings us closer to helping another Ukrainian unit. More donations. More vehicles. More lives saved. Slava Ukraini! 🇺🇦 #UkrainianFreedomConvoys #NAFO #StandWithUkraine #SupportUkraine #Ukraine #DonateForUkraine #VehiclesForUkraine #SlavaUkraini

  • 01:01

    Steffen Frederiksen🇩🇰🇮🇱🇺🇦 (@srfrederiksen)

    RT @tak_ya_anna (zharynka): Elon Musk @elonmusk , let me explain something to you. Let’s deal with documented facts, not emotional generalisations. On 19 October 2026, I personally attended the fourth international conference “Crimea Global. Understanding Ukraine through the South” in Kyiv. At the panel “Countering the Predator: How to Stop Russia’s Recruitment of Foreigners,” Brigadier General Dmytro Usov, Secretary of Ukraine’s Coordination Headquarters for the Treatment of Prisoners of War, presented official Ukrainian data. As of 1 October 2026, Ukraine had identified 45,959 foreign nationals from 151 countries and territories who had signed contracts with Russia’s military since 2022. The annual figures presented were: 2022: 94 2023: 4,067 2024: 8,877 2025: 16,085 January–September 2026: 16,168 In just nine months of 2026, Russia recruited more foreigners than during the entire previous year. According to the figures presented, approximately 1,800 foreign nationals are being recruited monthly. Among the identified recruits were citizens of Colombia, Burundi, Zimbabwe, Peru, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Belarus. These are not figures I invented. I was personally present when they were presented. Now let’s examine your claim that Russian soldiers are simply poor children with no choice. Russia recruits internationally through promises of money, employment and citizenship. Some people knowingly enlist. Others are deceived, pressured or coerced. According to a survey of foreign prisoners of war presented by Ukrainian authorities, 46.7% of respondents signed contracts seeking Russian citizenship, while 28% did not know they would fight against Ukraine. These figures concern surveyed foreign prisoners, not every Russian soldier. Yes, some Russian conscripts face coercion. Their experiences deserve recognition. But that does not justify claiming that everyone fighting for Russia has no choice. Most importantly, none of this changes the fundamental distinction: Russia invaded Ukraine. Ukraine did not invade Russia. Russia’s leadership bears responsibility for launching and continuing this war. Ukrainians are defending their homes, families and sovereignty. I live in Kyiv. I experience the air-raid alerts, drone attacks and strikes on infrastructure. I see what this war does to ordinary people. This is not an abstract debate for me. It is my home and my life. You speak about sympathy for Russian soldiers. Where is your equal concern for Ukrainian civilians who never chose this war? For families who lost their loved ones? For Ukrainians unlawfully detained by Russia? Compassion for individuals does not erase responsibility for aggression. Russia can withdraw its invading forces. Ukraine cannot end the invasion by surrendering its right to self-defence. Before making sweeping claims about who has a choice, examine Russia’s documented recruitment system. I was there when these figures were presented. Stop equating the aggressor with the country defending itself. #RussiaUkraineWar #RussianAggression #CrimeaGlobal #Ukraine #StandWithUkraine

  • 23:24

    Denmark in UN NY🇩🇰 (@Denmark_UN)

    RT @LithuaniaUNNY (LithuaniaUN🇱🇹 | #StandWithUkraine): At #UNGA81 Third Committee, Lithuania, on behalf of the #NB8 🇩🇰🇪🇪🇫🇮🇮🇸🇱🇻🇱🇹🇳🇴🇸🇪, highlighted Belarus’s growing disregard for human rights, at home and beyond its borders. Belarus actively supports Russia’s war of aggression, increasingly generates hybrid threats against its neighbours, including the instrumentalisation of migrants, and is complicit in the unlawful deportation of Ukrainian children. It must stop. belarus keeps tightening its grip on human rights: ▪️Dismantles civil society and independent media ▪️Jails opponents on political charges and uses torture, including sexual & gender-based violence ▪️Targets Belarusians abroad through transnational repression ▪️Specifically targets women activists, journalists and human rights defenders ▪️ Treats political prisoners as bargaining chips Releases must be unconditional, with no coercion, forced exile or further punishment. #HumanRights #StandWithUkraine

  • 19:22

    anders johnsen (@andersjohnsen5)

    RT @Reni1977EF (💙💛🌻Reni1977🇩🇪kämpft für die 🇺🇦✊️): ⚡️ FUNDRAISER UPDATE - NOTSTROM FÜR NEBESNA KARA 🦅 💛💙 UPDATE: 26.10.2026 💛💙 🎯 ZIELBETRAG: ca. 1.200 € ⚡️ ERHALTEN: 269 € (+50 € – nicht mehr viel bis zur 300 €-Marke!) 🙏🏻 🙏🏻 FEHLT NOCH: 931 € 👉🏼 HIER DIREKT HELFEN: 👇🏼 https://t.co/IOxbHHps5E Wir nähern uns schrittweise den 300 € 🤗 Aber das Wetter wird draußen immer unangenehmer 🌧️🥶 – und der Winter steht vor der Tür. Für Mykhailo und sein Bomberdrohnen-Team (54. Brigade / „Nebesna Kara“) wird der Bedarf ohne verlässliche Stromversorgung von Tag zu Tag Dringender ❌🔌: ⛽ 1x Inverter-Generator 🔋 1x EcoFlow Powerstation 📱 NEUES VON DEN JUNGS: Mykhailo (54. Brigade „Nebesna Kara“) 🛡️ Bei Mykhailo herrscht weiterhin Funkstille 🤫. Die Jungs haben vor Ort alle Hände voll zu tun. Gerade jetzt, wo das Wetter immer kälter und nasser wird, brauchen sie die Stromversorgung dringend für Akkus, Wärme und Kommunikation 🙏🏻 Tolik (24. Brigade „II. Mechanisiertes Bataillon“) 🕊️ Tolik hat gestern Abend nur kurz geschrieben: „Es ist alles in Ordnung, auch die Nacht verlief Gott sei Dank ruhig.“ 🙏🏻 Keine weiteren Nachrichten sind an der Front oft gute Nachrichten. 🌻🍀 Lasst uns gemeinsam nachlegen, damit wir die 300 € knacken und den Jungs die lebenswichtige Ausrüstung sichern 🔌🔋 🔁 Bitte REPOSTEN – Reichweite bringt Sichtbarkeit 🪙 Jeder Euro hilft das Ziel zu erreichen Vielen ❤️lichen Dank für eure Treue und Unterstützung und lieben Worte für die Jungs 🙏🏻 Together we are strong 💙💛 #Support54th #CloseTheSky #SupportUkraineHeroes #UkraineNeverSurrenders #NAFOFellas #StandWithUkraine