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She claims attacks on Ukrainians have become more frequent, links them to Polish politicians' rhetoric and blames the Polish president.
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Deputy Defence Minister Cezary Tomczyk said Poland is increasing its defence capabilities, preparing for potential attacks on energy infrastructure, and highlighted the SAN anti‑drone system within the “Eastern Shield” programme, with about 80% of its capabilities intended for wartime use.
A clash erupted at a checkpoint in Pokrovsk, during which a harsh phrase was shouted at military personnel.
In a Telegram post, the author expressed views on the lack of anti‑missile systems, upcoming mobilization of women, the state of the economy and energy sector, and the desire of many citizens to emigrate.
Anatoliy Chornyi and a subordinate, accused of beating conscripts, were released on bail and remain in service; two others stay in custody.
Kyiv residents say they consider their material situation already “beyond poverty” as wages and pensions fail to keep up with rising prices.
We must not stay silent when faced with lawlessness and human rights violations. The law must be the same for all, and human dignity untouchable.
Sister of mobilised Nikolai Kulichenko says her brother, who endured torture in 2022, has been drafted again.
Politicians Ivan Yunakov and Andriy Levus warned of territorial loss and urged swift negotiations for better terms and a ceasefire.
