In Irpin, a grassroots organization of mostly senior volunteers, Berehyni z Irpenya ("Guardians from Irpin"), makes camouflage nets, socks & trench lights for soldiers at the front. But since last year, donations have slowed considerably...

"Dead Internet Theory," "Qanon," "Groypers," "Civil War Conditions", and then it’s just this. You can always tell when Russia is involved by the sheer spiritual emptiness that accompanies everything it touches.

Somewhere near Vladivostok on a crisp autumn morning in 2033...

It's ZOVer

❗️ RAFFLE FOR THE ENGINEER-SAPPER COMPANY IS CLOSED ❗️ 🥳 AND THE WINNERS ARE: @TheyCall_Me_Joe, @Reemus22 & @0xtaake - congratulations to you guys! My utmost gratitude to everyone who wasn't indifferent to the well-being of Ukrainian defenders. All of y'all's support was invaluable in achieving results for them 🫡 Speaking of results, I'm attaching screenshots from PP & BMAC. Overall, $1365 was raised. Not much less than what I had hoped for. But anyone's welcome to make a contribution for the unit outside of the raffle 😉 Stay tuned! Decisions about the equipment purchases will be made later this month. Everything will be reported on, of course.

Uff, it's been a year already, hasn't it? Yeah, well, in order to stay productive, I had to stay far away from this hellish brainrot app. Unfortunately, I'm not exactly one for balancing these things. My ADHD8K mind could never. Anyway, how have you all been doing, dear friends?

Gonna take a break from tweeting, friends. Double semester coming up, and I’m still working on an ambitious side quest. Until we meet again, stay strong russophobes🫡

🇸🇪🤝🇺🇦 • both used 🔵 and 🟡 throughout history • Rus' founded by Swedes • Kyivan-Swedish royal marriages • Treaty of Korsun (1657): 🇸🇪 recognition of Hetmanate's independence and formal support for territorial ambitions • 🇺🇦🇸🇪 alliance against Moscow 1708-1711 • 🇸🇪 backed Orlyk's constitution • 🇸🇪 hosted Orlyk's Government in exile • 🇸🇪 hosted 🇺🇦 embassy in 1918 • 🇸🇪 supported 🇺🇦 since 2014 • 🇸🇪 among top supporters of 🇺🇦 since 2022

In the Treaty of Buchach (1672), both the Commonwealth and the Ottoman Empire referred to the Hetmanate as the Ukrainian State in their respective languages. The first foreign power to officially refer to Muscovy as the Tsardom of Russia was in the Grzymułtowski Treaty (1686). Hence, in terms of international recognition, Ukraine is older than Russia. If you disagree, please cite a treaty and provide a link to an archival scan, in which the Tsardom of Moscow is explicitly referred to as the Tsardom of Russia by a foreign power earlier than 1672. Sources: - Akta dotyczące stosunków Polski z Moskwą 1678–1700, p. 91. - Pacta z Cesarzem Tureckim… Buczacz 1672, AGAD (Warsaw), facsimile on Wikimedia Commons, p. 4. - Kołodziejczyk, D. Ottoman–Polish Diplomatic Relations… (Brill, 2000), pp. 318–322,

They count Ukrainian independence from USSR, Orange Revolution and Maidan as "US-backed regime change operations" Oh no, Washington condemned Yanukovych's election fraud and violence against civilians, how horrible! Amerikkka recognized Ukraine's independence??PURE EVIL.

All I'm gonna say is that Turkiye didn't have to deal with any more of russia's bullshit after shooting down one of their SU-24s Moscow has always followed a very primitive diplomatic policy: you show weakness, they advance; you punch them in the nose, they retreat.