The Kremlin paid for Tenet Media YouTube channel has now been deleted by YouTube. All of the creators that took payment from this Russian operation should be removed from the YouTube Partnership Program and the AdSense Program until the DoJ concludes their investigation.

UA producer Darya Bassel writes about Russians at War documentary film shown at Venice. I haven't seen it yet, will do that later. But the fact that Trofimova worked for Russia Today until 2020 should be very disturbing, to say the least.

An incredible work of Ukrainian drone operators who managed to shoot down 49 russian reconnaissance UAVs. 📹: Signum Unit

Essential read by Olesya Khromeychuk: "The ongoing international emphasis on all things Russian goes hand in hand with a reluctance to transform growing interest in Ukraine into meaningful structural changes in how the country is perceived, reported on, and understood."

This film "russians at war" is made by a director who also seems to have worked with RT and is blatantly white washing the crimes of her beloved country. I genuinely can't believe how many Canadian orgs agreed to help make this film. It's a disgrace.

Regrettably, the entire historical journey and the sacrifice of the Ukrainian people, marked by a repeated struggle for self-determination, sovereignty, and democracy, remains obscured in the shadow of the complex Russian anti-war heroism.

“We could easily do more” What could the West do to help Ukraine? Hear former UK defence secretary Ben Wallace on the latest #Ukrainecast bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0…

Russia planned a new attack from Kursk before Ukraine’s incursion, General Syrskyi tells me. “We moved the fighting to the enemy’s territory so that he could feel what we feel every day… In addition, we took a sufficient number of prisoners. We created an ‘exchange fund’”.

Iran has sent short-range ballistic missiles to Russia, a move that will give Moscow another potent military tool to use in the war against Ukraine and follows stern Western warnings not to provide those arms to Moscow, according to US officials wsj.com/world/u-s-tell…

It’s curious why the propaganda film "Russians at war" was even shown at the Venice Film Festival. And why director Trofimova, along with some other figures from Russian culture – a country that kills Ukrainians – can continue to work in the civilized world. This is disgraceful.

The new Crimea Room in the British Ambassador’s Residence in Kyiv celebrates the UK’s historic connections to #Crimea and the rich culture of the Crimean Tatars. It also affirms the UK’s strong support for Ukraine’s territorial integrity. #CrimeaIsUkraine

Is there anyone who actually believes that American influencers who received huge sums to repeat Kremlin propaganda were “deceived” and had no idea they were being paid by the Kremlin?

The mullahs send missiles, the West sends stern warnings. Over and over, and each time the Axis powers grow bolder because the Allies' warnings are revealed to be hollow. That’s how you end up with NATO in a direct conflict, because Putin & Co are convinced they won’t fight.

Lviv, Ukraine 💔

This was the worst week for us in terms of outreach. In the entire year. Naturally, this affected our fundraisers. Silenced our voice. Now, we’re not exactly sure how X algorithms work, but we appreciate everyone who doesn’t allow us to disappear completely. #StandWithUkraine

While the West worries about imaginary Russian red lines and attempts to appease Putin, Iran supplies Moscow with missiles and Ukraine burns

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There is a lot of anger and astonishment today over the Venice Film Festival's decision to provide a platform for a documentary that makers say is designed to "humanize" the Russian soldiers committing genocide in Ukraine

The scandal around Venice Film Festival's decision to showcase a documentary "humanizing" the Russian soldiers invading Ukraine is a good example of the problematic international attitudes toward Ukraine and Russia addressed in Olesya Khromeychuk's new article atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/ukrainea…

This is Ukrainian city Vovchansk, pictured before and after Russian "liberation." Vovchansk is one of dozens of Ukrainian towns and cities to be reduced to rubble by the Russian army since 2022