I was in a 2 hour briefing today on the Iran War. All the briefings are closed, because Trump can't defend this war in public.
I obviously can't disclose classified info, but you deserve to know how incoherent and incomplete these war plans are.
1/ Here's what I can share:
1/March 9, 1814 — Taras Shevchenko was born.
A serf who became the voice of a nation.
Poet, artist, revolutionary spirit — the man who gave Ukrainians words for freedom and dignity.
First russia blew up the Kakhovka dam.
Now they’re targeting the Dniester Pumped Storage Power Plant, another massive dam and critical piece of Ukraine’s energy system.
It’s a pattern: weaponizing water, energy, and civilian infrastructure.
Remember Kakhovka. Remember who did it.
Seven Ukrainian bank employees detained in Budapest.
They also seized the cargo - about $40M, €35M, and 9 kg of gold being legally transported between banks.
If this is Orbán’s idea of “force,” it looks less like a government and more like organized crime.
Ukraine named their drone interceptor P1SUN, which means "little pee-pee" in Ukrainian, and honestly, that's the most unhinged power move in modern warfare history 😂
200 Ukrainians are home.
200 people who survived russian captivity.
200 lives returned from hell.
Home. Finally. 🇺🇦
Неможливо солоденька булочка 😻
Левиця 🦁
Be true to yourself.
Some Americans are still looking for a “good Ukrainian” who agrees with them and feeds their savior complex.
That didn’t disappear in 2022.
It’s still here in 2026.
Support doesn’t make you a hero.
And we’re not here to perform gratitude.
Take care of your people.
The toughest ones? They’re not unbreakable.
They just learned how to stay quiet about the weight.
No one can carry everyone forever.
Be kind. Protect your circle.
Russia bet on winter to break Ukraine - to freeze, to exhaust, to force to surrender.
It failed.
Spring is here.
Thank you to our defenders, air defense, energy, and utility workers, and to every Ukrainian who endured.
Ukraine won the battle for winter. And we’re still standing. 🇺🇦
On January 8, 2020, Iran shot down a Ukrainian passenger plane.
176 people killed.
No real justice. No real accountability.
A few years later, the same regime gave drone technology to russia, now used to terrorize Ukrainian cities night after night.
This regime has Ukrainian blood on its hands.
russia proudly showcases teenagers assembling drones and call it opportunity.
When 🦩 eventually visits that facility, watch parts of the Western audience suddenly discover “innocent children”, while forgetting those drones were built to kill Ukrainians.
The narrative gymnastics will be impressive.
Brigadier General Redis.
A worthy distinction for a worthy person.
The generation forged in this war is stepping into command.
This is the future of the Ukrainian army.
Support Ukraine: Donate. Share fundraisers. Pressure your governments. Stay engaged.
russia is weaker than it pretends.
Ukraine is stronger than they ever expected.
And we are not done.
12 years of war.
4 years of “Kyiv in 3 days.”
We lost too much to forgive and ever forget.
Underestimating Ukraine has been russia’s biggest mistake.
And it will define their defeat.
This is the danger of not understanding russian propaganda.
The Kremlin thrives on controlled opposition narratives.
You think you’re rewarding dissent.
You might just be rewarding a strategy.
Highly recommend this lecture by Timothy Snyder - “Ukrainian History as a World Story.”
From ancient myths to movies and world culture - Ukraine is everywhere, just without the name.
That’s why this war is about memory as much as land.
youtu.be/dCMjYEkMUds?...
We remember the Heavenly Hundred not only in grief, but in continuity.
Every time Ukrainian refuses to bow, they stand beside them.
Dignity cannot be disqualified.
Kazakhstan proposes a special Trump Peace Award.
Can’t wait for the inaugural ceremony where the first recipient bravely steps up to the podium… from the organizer’s chair.
Very FIFA energy.
Mykhailo Heraskevych reminded them what the Olympics were for.
They chose dignity.
The IOC chose cowardice.
#RemembranceIsNotaViolation
Dignity is worth more than every gold medal.
Vladyslav Heraskevych showed all of us that conscience and what is right matter more than comfort, medals, even the Olympics themselves.
Proud.
The Verkhovna Rada voted to appeal to the IOC in support of Vladyslav Heraskevych and his right to honor victims of russian war at the Olympics.
They formally defended the right to tell the truth about this war and to remember the dead, even on the world’s biggest sporting stage.
This is painfully accurate.
A helmet with the faces of Ukrainian athletes murdered by russia and the International Olympic Committee recoils like that’s the danger.
Not war.
Not the killers.
Not “neutral” russians competing.
Memory is what scares them.
Because memory ruins the illusion.
many russians stayed quiet for 2–3 years, waited it out, and now think they can lift their heads again.
no. silence didn’t absolve you.
you’re still part of a genocidal war and still not ashamed enough.
Ukrainian luger Olena Smaga stood with Vladyslav Heraskevich.
After her race, she raised her palm to the cameras:
“Remembrance is not a violation!”
When the International Olympic Committee bans memory, Ukrainians answer anyway.
And the result?
The International Olympic Committee banned the helmet during official training and competitions — silencing memory instead of condemning murder.
Here’s Vladyslav explaining it himself.
The International Olympic Committee is pressuring Ukraine because Vladyslav wore a helmet honoring athletes murdered by russia.
He knows he may be sanctioned. He did it anyway.
This is defiance. This is memory.
#UkrainianView
Europe is still clinging to the fairytale of “good russians.”
Still pretending it’s “putin’s war,” not russia’s.
While russians kill Ukrainians, other russians compete as “neutral athletes” at the Olympics.
That’s denial, cowardice, and moral rot. #UkrainianView
OMG.
Ukraine just brought home Nazar Daletskyi, who was declared KIA more than 3 years ago.
He went missing in 2022.
His family was later told he was killed in Kupiansk on his birthday.
But he was alive. In russian captivity.
This is why every exchange matters.
Exchange ❤️🩹
Ukraine has returned 157 of our people.
Soldiers and civilians.
4 Azov fighters among them.
Most of them have been in russian captivity since 2022.
This is the first exchange of the year and the best news today.
Welcome home. 💙💛
