Oil refinery in Smolensk saying 'no worries, everything's under control'

After the Senate passed the aid bill, Russia went ballistic, hitting Kharkiv and Odesa with missiles! They just can't handle the truth of their failure.

Britain's largest-ever military aid package to Ukraine: £500 million boost including 60 ships, air defenses, and Storm Shadows. Thank you, Britain! 💪🏻🇺🇦 🇬🇧 Russia, get ready.

Russia just struck the TV tower in Kharkiv, messing with Ukrainian digital signal. It's their scorched-earth tactic in action, déjà vu from spring 2022

Russia daily attacks port infrastructure in Odesa region, throws everything they have at Kharkiv, Dnipro, and Zaporizhzhia, using reconnaissance drones to target strikes, as Ukraine faces critical shortage in air defense. Every passing day becomes more crucial now.

Confiscating Russian assets damages US image & scares off investors, says Peskov. But seriously, investors from Iran & North Korea? 👀

Woo-hoo! It got the vote! Huge thanks for the flags, your support, and all the hard work!

I often think what kids in Ukraine will remember from Russia’s war? Country that's torn apart millions, murdered thousands, and destroyed culture. Do Russians ever consider what they're leaving behind?

Seems like these Lukoil and Neftika oil depots in Kardymovo, east of Smolensk, will bring less revenue to fuel Russia’s war machine

Fly high, dream big, and support AFU, no matter what

Bringing in six more Patriots for Ukraine could be a game-changer. Hoping Germany can really push this message through

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I wish there will be a place in TIME100 for one of the Ukrainian heroes, shaping history daily with their courage and sacrifice. Or 12-year-old Yana Stepanenko, running the Boston Marathon after losing both legs in Russian attack.

Russia ramps up disinformation, falsely claiming Kharkiv faces Russian encirclement, urging residents to flee. Not the first attempt, but one of the most intense and coordinated yet. Maps circulating on social media depict escape routes, meant to fuel fear of imminent danger.

Matthew Miller stresses that Americans don't want a direct conflict with Russia, fearing a Third World War. But dodging WWIII isn't just about what we want. When we sit back, we leave the decision to someone else.