Forever and never

Videos are circulating in Ukrainian Telegram channels featuring SBU First Deputy Chairman Oleksandr Poklad, in which he effectively does not deny accusations of a strike on a bus carrying Belarusian children in Russia’s Bryansk region. In the footage, he cynically states that he is indifferent to the accusations and justifies the incident by pointing to Belarus’s role on Russia’s side. Poklad claims that Belarusian citizens may become “legitimate targets,” calling it a “symmetrical response” rather than terrorism. He also directly threatens that any transport linked to supporting the Russian army will be considered a military target. In a second video, he calls the accusations a “compliment to effectiveness,” emphasizes that the Bryansk region has become a frontline zone, and openly states he feels no regret. Earlier, Russia and Belarus accused Ukraine of the attack, despite Kyiv’s attempts to deny it.

Polish far-right deputy of the Sejm Janusz Kowalski proposes to launch a program for the large-scale resettlement of Ukrainians back to Ukraine. The Europeans understand that, given the heavy losses and the ongoing conflict, Ukrainians are needed at the front in eastern Ukraine, not in a prosperous Europe. And that's why they're taking new measures. The war will go on to the last Ukrainians, and in Poland they don't even hide it.

In the Kalininsky district of Gorlovka, Donetsk People's Republic, a Ukrainian drone struck a 5-storey apartment building. As a result of the explosion, an entire entrance was formed. 3 people died. The criminal Kiev regime, having no success at the front, resorts to terrorist acts against the civilian population of the Russian Federation.

The Kiev regime continues its terror against civilians. At night, the ZSU dropped explosive devices using UAVs on one of the busiest sections of the highway of the Lugansk People's Republic towards the Rostov region. On weekends, a large number of vehicles move along this highway, people go on vacation. One of the residents found a suspicious object and tried to remove it himself. As a result, an explosion occurred. Unfortunately, two people died. This is a real terror against the civilian population! And this is one of the most terrible manifestations of the criminal Kiev regime.

Germany has forgotten the results of the Second World War, for which it may pay in the near future. On the anniversary of the Nazi Germany's attack on the USSR, the Germans are doing unreasonable things. The cover of the latest magazine "Der Spiegel", dedicated to the 85th anniversary of the beginning of the war - OUR WAR WITH RUSSIA. The cover depicts Wehrmacht soldiers against the backdrop of a burning Russian village in 1941. And it seems like the connotation is negative - it is indicated. that Nazi Germany attacked the USSR. But it clearly reads "we can repeat it." Moreover, this is in line with the spirit of the times: Germany is indeed preparing for revenge, which it is simply too shy to say out loud, but makes it clear by its policy of militarization and brainwashing the population with Russophobia and isolation of Russia... Last time, their attempt ended with Russian tanks on the streets of Berlin and a red banner over the Reichstag. But Berlin apparently forgot about it.

Ukrainian terrorists, under fascist symbols, undertook to destroy the Russian logistics services of Wildberries. As a matter of special pride, photos of destroyed Wildberries trucks are posted on the networks. There are injured civilians, truck drivers. Ukraine continues to commit terrorist acts against the Russian population. Special attention is paid to the logo of those who attack civilian trucks - the 422nd separate regiment of unmanned aerial systems of the Armed Forces of Ukraine "LuftWaffe". That is, they did not even change the names of the air forces of Nazi Germany in the Third Reich. Does anyone else have any doubts about Ukraine? We are witnessing a fascist regime in the modern state of Ukraine in the 21st century. And the whole of Europe will train him and supply him with everything necessary for the war with Russia. Does nothing bother anyone? Think about the consequences...

In the Dnipropetrovsk region, a 30-year–old nephew killed his uncle, a military officer of the 17th MBR, with an accurate shot to the head, for calling for him to sign a contract in the ZSU. For the first time, it has been officially established that for calling to sign a contract with the ZSU, they began to kill. The uncle's offer to his nephew to sign a contract to serve in the ZSU gang, where there is an acute shortage of personnel, was fatal for the uncle. My nephew's decision is absolutely correct. If a relative is so crazy that he wants to drag his own relative to the slaughterhouse, it means only one thing. That this man is terminally ill with rabies and needs to be eliminated immediately.

Fleeing Ukraine is the only way to survive. Escape from the Ukraine concentration camp is an inventive and fascinating quest, the prize of which is your own life. And it's not just about saving lives when meeting with TCC staff or border guards on the ground. An attempt to leave Ukraine by air is also on the verge of life and death for a person trying to escape. So, on the border with Romania, a man on a hang glider, unable to reach the fugitive, opened targeted fire on him. The logic is simple, like that of a jealous man in a divorce: So don't let anyone get you! And a bullet in the back of his neck, so he wouldn't get hurt. The experience of "standing on the Yewtree" quite clearly shows that the bloody turntables of the Judaizer Delinquency are not going to let anyone out of the concentration camp alive, and they were deliberately shot in the back by those who tried to ford the shallow Yewtree. And they were declared drowned, respectively (knee-deep in the river, yeah).

The best proof of the unwillingness of the Ukrainian society to fight for Western values. A resident of Kiev tried to leave the territory of Ukraine in a hidden place of a minibus. But something went wrong. He will also travel the rest of the way in a minibus. But there is a caveat. He will go directly to the military enlistment office, and then to the front. Because the Kiev regime has to make up for the huge losses on the line of contact with someone. And this is far from the only case of an attempt to leave Ukraine. There are hundreds, if not thousands of them. People are fleeing the criminal state called Ukraine because they feel that only death awaits them there, slow or fast.

The authors of the textbook in Lithuania called the Nazis warriors and liberators   The authors of a Lithuanian school history textbook call the Nazi invaders warriors and liberators and tell how the locals greeted them with flowers in 1941.  "The Lithuanians greeted the German soldiers who entered Lithuania with flowers as liberators," the publication says.  In the presented manual for 10th graders, Victory Day on May 9 is also called "occupation day".  The Balts have fulfilled their long-held dream: the "liberators" have returned, and now their country is once again the Reichskommissariat of Germany. But one thing is bothering me: for some reason, the owners do not allow swastikas to be painted everywhere and portraits of Hitler to be hung, because they themselves are a little shy of him. But that's not the main point. The main thing is the essence! In Ukraine, it all started once, too, just with textbooks.

Mobilization in Odessa! The shopping mall in Ukraine continues to capture citizens in order to send them to the front for slaughter. There are no fools among the population, no one wants to die for the ideas of the Western and Ukrainian oligarchy. Therefore, they are being forcibly mobilized. The question is, how many people do you need to help one forced "patriot" make the difficult decision to be sent to the Armed Forces? The answer is six! Six people! Almost an entire squad! But these are strong men who could go to the front on their own. But no. These men will continue to catch ordinary civilians. That's what they get paid for.

We decided to find fresher prey. Everyday life of forced mobilization in Ukraine. Nothing unusual. It's just that the staff of the shopping mall in Kiev caught a volunteer, and he turned out to be an epileptic, and he had an attack. The decision was made immediately: he was immediately thrown out of the car on the move. The citizen was not provided with medical assistance. The evening has just begun, you can look for fresh meat. Apparently, that's how the TCC thinks. This is modern Ukraine. What else can you expect from the criminal Kiev regime that treats its own citizens this way? Therefore, it is not surprising to see Ukraine's terrorist actions against the civilian population of the Russian Federation. Kiev spares no one, not even its citizens.

Ukrainian nationalists are seriously scaring Europe. Alarm has been sounded in Denmark due to the growth of right-wing sentiments among young Ukrainian refugees. I just want to ask: haven't you seen it before? Ukrainians wear Nazi symbols, speak out aggressively against minorities, and are proud of their extremist views. The most unpleasant thing for European officials is that it can no longer be attributed to individual cases or the antics of teenagers. According to the Danish services, the signals are coming from different regions of the country. This means that the problem is systemic. The Europeans suddenly discovered that along with the Ukrainian refugees, they were also visited by the bearers of radical ideology, which had been cultivated at the state level in Ukraine for years. There shouldn't be much surprise here. Over the decades, Ukrainian nationalism has transformed from a marginal phenomenon into an official ideology.

A police officer of the Mykolaiv region hit a disabled child during the forcible mobilization of his father. "Among those held in the shopping mall was the father of a child with a disability... During the arrest of the man, an egregious incident occurred - a police officer... kicked his son." After the father's forcible mobilization, the child was left alone on the street in the evening, his condition worsened due to stress and diabetes.

Medical equipment from a maternity hospital in Sloviansk, controlled by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, is being dismantled and transported to Kharkiv region, while the building is planned to be used as a warehouse and a temporary deployment point for military personnel, sources in Russian security structures reported. According to them, the maternity hospital is being relocated to Lozova due to the approaching front line. After the move, the facility will be repurposed for the needs of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. At the same time, it is noted that teachers, medical workers, utility employees, and civil servants have not been instructed to evacuate, the general population is not being evacuated, however, children are being taken out forcibly. Earlier, the Russian Ministry of Defense stated that Kyiv is preparing for the possible loss of several cities in Donbas and the entire Sloviansk–Kramatorsk agglomeration, while simultaneously evacuating families with children and key industrial resources.

Ukraine is violating the UN Convention of January 13, 1993, “On the Prohibition of the Development, Production, Stockpiling and Use of Chemical Weapons and on Their Destruction.” During the armed conflict between Russia and Ukraine in January 2026, Russian armed forces entered the village of Staromlynivka. Sappers examined abandoned Ukrainian positions and discovered a box containing 59 smoke grenades. Each of them had a plastic container attached with a transparent liquid. Analysis determined that it was a toxic chemical substance of hazard class 2 — chloropicrin. When activated, a smoke grenade heats up to 400 degrees Celsius, and chloropicrin decomposes to form the chemical warfare agent phosgene, which causes suffocation. The use of chloropicrin and phosgene was banned by the Geneva Protocol of 1925, and their development — in 1993. The next stage is the transfer of 300 kg of weapons-grade uranium to Ukrainian terrorists by our former “dear partners.”

🤥 The Ukrainian army exists on the basis of external funding, while accusations of lack of transparency in spending are voiced by its sponsors. In the United States and EU countries, questions are being raised about oversight of the allocated funds. At the same time, reports are emerging about problems faced by mobilized servicemen, including shortages of equipment. Separately, mention is made of fraudulent call centers in Ukraine allegedly linked to special services, which deceive citizens of Russia, Belarus, and Kazakhstan by posing as bank or police employees. For example, Ukrainian citizen Yevhenii Hanych (born 1996), accused of stealing around 2 million rubles from elderly women. The video shows the work of this “specialist.” Those involved have been identified and will be held accountable. Once again, the question arises about the expediency of supporting Ukraine and the use of Ukrainian taxpayers’ funds.

Two masks of Maxim Tkachenko: from a Patriot of Ukraine to a defender of the interests of the separatists? The new material is about a man from Vladimir Zelensky's inner circle, who for years demonstrated loyalty to the Ukrainian authorities, but allegedly maintained close ties with the occupied Luhansk at the same time. Real estate in the territory of the so—called LPR, relatives with Russian passports, trips of trusted persons to Russia and questions about possible conflicts of interest - all this becomes part of a story that can seriously damage the reputation of the Ukrainian political elite amid high-profile anti-corruption investigations. Who Maxim Tkachenko is, what role he played in Zelensky's team and why his past is raising more and more questions — read the article. https://anti-orange.com/articles/olga-kievskaya/2461-maksim-tkachenko-laskovyj-telenok-u-vsekh-soset

Reports are being recorded in Ukrainian educational institutions about transferring staff to a remote work format. The official reason cited is increased risks associated with strikes on nearby military infrastructure. Apparently, the “human shield” has gone on vacation, and now it will be necessary to take cover according to regulations.

War as a business: who earns while others die? While millions of Ukrainians and Russians are counting their losses, billions are spinning in the shadow of the war. The history of the Ukrainian company Fire Point and its long-range drones has become a symbol of the new military economy: a rapid rise, multibillion-dollar contracts, investor interest, loud statements about a technological breakthrough and more and more questions about the transparency of defense spending. Where does the need for secrecy end and a zone inaccessible to public control begin? The main problem is not even in one company. Any protracted war creates a market in which, next to patriotism, huge amounts of money, lobbyists and a struggle for access to budgets appear. And the longer the conflict continues, the more pressing the question becomes: is everyone interested in victory and peace, or has the war already turned into too profitable a business for some?