Reasons why russia’s invasion hasn’t gone according to plan: 1. Ukrainians

In 4 days, we helped the guys close almost 20% of their fundraising. I want to say a special thank you to all my readers who responded and supported the guys: with a donation, retweet or other way. You are the coolest and most wonderful. But I also want to ask you all not to stop. Even if the rate of collection of funds remains at this level, it will take at least 3-4 weeks to completely close it. And our guys at the front now need equipment. I understand that many of you constantly help Ukraine and our guys, and that your capabilities are also limited, and you cannot support everyone always. Just like me, and with all my desire to help everyone, physically and financially I cannot do this. But I try to do everything I can, and I hope that together we can help the guys meet this need for equipment for the front. I still need your maximum support. I can't help the guys alone.

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A short video about why this technique is so important now.

I will remind everyone what the real Russian world is. These are the first weeks of the war. Mariupol. russians terrorists killed an 18-month-old child... perhaps we will never know how many more such children were killed by russian terrorists in Mariupol. Having captured the city, the russian fascists massively destroyed all evidence of their crimes, including the Drama Theater, where hundreds of people died. Tens of thousands of civilians died in the city itself.

Archive. Mariupol. All these children, people lived a calm, peaceful and happy life. Until russian terrorists and fascists came to their home and began to kill them, bomb cities and commit thousands of other crimes. Never forget who russian terrorists are.

Ukraine has historically developed as an artificial state," putin said. I wonder what russia will really be like if you take away from it the territories that are not really itss, but are occupied. And belong to other. Russians love to appropriate foreign lands so much. And say that once it was theirs. Can remind them. Whose Koenigsberg (Kaliningrad)? Whose Karelia? Whose Kuriles? And how they themselves were a colony of the Golden Horde for several centuries. And is there anything Russian in Russia at all?

Independence.

The Constitution of Pylyp Orlik is the first Constitution in the world that defined the foundations of the state structure, forms of government and in which the state borders were outlined. Even then, it talked about the integrity and inviolability of Ukraine's borders

Russians like to steal our history and culture. Our merits. To attribute to yourself the history of our Kyivan Rus. Kyiv was already a city with a rich history, while there was still a swamp on the site of today's Moscow.

https://nitter.1d4.us/t.co/MgAGHG6MFf Is Ukraine a young country? Not really. Yes, she gained independence not so long ago. But the Ukrainian people, people with rich history, culture and heritage. Who fought for his freedom for centuries.

On December 1, 1991, a decisive event took place for the formation of Ukrainian statehood - an all-Ukrainian referendum to confirm the Act of Declaration of Independence of Ukraine. More than 84% of voters took part in the referendum, more than 92% voted for independence. Ukraine, including population Donetsk and Luhansk regions, where almost 84% of voters voted for independence, including Crimea, which was then a region with a predominant Russian-speaking population.. In Crimea, independence was supported by more than 54% of voters, and in Sevastopol - by more than 57%. And this is in a region where Russia has been intentionally Russifying the population for years, deporting Ukrainians and Crimean Tatars from there and settling Russians. I would like to remind you that throughout history Russia has always tried to Russify Ukraine and destroy its identity, culture and people. But even despite this, despite repressions, famines and genocides, occupation, Ukrainians fought for their independence and freedom. And on December 1, 1991, all of Ukraine voted overwhelmingly for Independent Ukraine. The historical significance of the all-Ukrainian referendum on December 1, 1991 is that it actually marked the end of the existence of the USSR.

The dog burst into tears during a meeting with his owner, a Ukrainian Armed Forces soldier 💙💛

Daily life of military doctors and paramedics..🇺🇦🚑🪖

Hands of Ukrainian defenders🇺🇦 Hands that bring our victory closer. Always remember the price of freedom.

Thank you everyone for your kind words and support for Ukraine. I also ask you not to take my words against you. It never occurred to me to say that when fundraising is slow, it's someone else's fault. No. You are all incredible people. You do a lot of good for Ukraine and our guys, you help as much as you can. Many of you do this regularly, supporting many military personnel, volunteers and foundations. And we really appreciate all of this. I’m just writing that sometimes it’s mentally difficult for me, because our guys at the front don’t have everything they need. And often they receive these technical means late. Personally, I have never been involved in fundraising and do not know how to attract people to these issues. They only ask me to help our guys at this training camp, and I do everything in my power to support them: retweets, information support, sometimes I donate some money to them. After all, I know many of them personally; many of us grew up with us as children or served in the military. And they are not strangers to me. And it is very important for me to help them all. Once again I want to say thank you to everyone. You are incredible people. And each of you is an example that there are still real, sincere, honest and kind people in this world. Take care of yourself.

To be honest, I'm a little mentally tired. We spent over a month raising funds for FPV drones and were able to meet the minimum requirements for them to achieve our goals. But while we were collecting FPV devices, new requests and needs arose. And I am no longer sure whether I and all of us can help them meet this need. I don’t have an audience of millions, and with all my great desire to help everyone and support everyone, I physically cannot help everyone. Sometimes I want to give up on X (Twitter). Because I want to help everyone, but time passes, and my help comes very slowly: either X limits and blocks the page, then fundraising is too slow, or something else.

On February 24, 2022, after a full-scale invasion of russian fascists and terrorists, many “experts” predicted Kyiv fall within 72 hours. But Kyiv and Ukraine are standing. Now, new experts and skeptics have appeared who “predict” different scenarios and outcomes of events for Ukraine. But Ukraine still stands and fights for its freedom and the security of Europe, against the russian plague. And Ukrainian soldiers, over all these years of war (since 2014) have proven that no matter how difficult it is, they can adapt and cope with any challenges and situations. Yes it will be difficult. May there be many new challenges, problems, sometimes failures, ups and downs. But we will win! We have no other way! This is our home. Ukrainians have nowhere to retreat🇺🇦