Peter van Breda retweeted
💔 37 PEOPLE DEAD. THIRTY-SEVEN.
The death toll from russia’s horrific strike on Komyshuvakha, Ukraine, has risen to 37.
Rescuers are still searching through the rubble.
37 lives. 37 families shattered. And the number may still rise.
I have no words anymore. Just anger, heartbreak, and one question…
HOW MUCH MORE SUFFERING MUST UKRAINE ENDURE? 💔
Peter van Breda retweeted
russians attacked Ukrainian volunteers with a Molniya drone. This happened in Mezhova in Dnipropetrovsk region, where Olena Kalinichenko and her husband Dmytro were distributing 343.5 kilograms of food and 288 doses of anti-parasite medication.
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Peter van Breda retweeted
Kyiv, a city of 4 million people, is without running water today. Electricity is available for just 2.5 hours between 7 AM and 10 PM, with somewhat longer access at night.
This is what daily life looks like in Ukraine’s capital under russian attacks.
Peter van Breda retweeted
- Sanna Marin -
Former PM of Finland:
"The only way we can avoid decades of war is to make sure that Ukraine pushes Russia completely out of Ukrainian territory.
Ukraine must win and regain its territories. I don’t think Putin should get another chance to save face when the war is over.”
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Awesome woman☺️
Peter van Breda retweeted
❤️🩹 Volunteers rescued two dogs from the rubble in Zaporizhzhia Oblast following a Russian air strike that killed at least 33 people.
Peter van Breda retweeted
I have one wish after America's election.
That this political change will also bring something good for Ukraine.
We've been waiting for good news for so long💙🇺🇦
Peter van Breda retweeted
- Olena Zelenska 🇺🇦:
“The return of Ukrainian children abducted by the Russian Federation must be a priority…
This is one of the most painful consequences of this war.”
“We are not fighting for kilometers… We are fighting for our people...
....Our children are the future"
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I admire strength of these people, every day ❤️🇺🇦🫂
Peter van Breda retweeted
...a frightened yet loyal dog. Yesterday, the russian military killed her owner. It was a woman named Liuba, who had always fed animals in her town, and all the locals knew her. Around 10:00 a.m., russian forces dropped two FAB-250 glide bombs with UMPK kits on residential areas of Sloviansk. As a result of the attack, the 68-year-old woman was killed, and her dog sat for a long time near the spot where Liuba died. Six people were injured that day. Local residents are recovering from the trauma and putting their homes back in order.
Peter van Breda retweeted
Die Ukraine steht vor dem fünften Kriegswinter. Russland setzt seine Angriffe unvermindert fort.
Lieber Wolodymyr @zelenskyyua, die Ukraine kann sich in dieser Zeit fest auf Deutschland verlassen. Wir verstärken unsere Winterhilfe.
Peter van Breda retweeted
She was just 23. russians tore out her fingernails, burned her hands, shot her — and finally executed her with a bullet to the head.
Bucha. March 2022.
Karina Yershova had fled russian-occupied Donetsk with her family in 2014. Eight years later, russia caught up with her again.
She was tortured and murdered. An elderly couple, Viktor and Natalia Mazokha, tried to save her. A russian soldier killed them too.
Karina's body was found in a mass grave. Her mother was left to bury her daughter in a closed coffin, desperately trying to open it for one last look at her child's face.
She was 23.
This is what russian occupation means.
Remember Karina Yershova. Remember Viktor and Natalia Mazokha. Their names must never be forgotten. russia must face justice.
Peter van Breda retweeted
I have no words💔
This is a hospice in Dnipro, Ukraine.
Inside are seriously ill, bedridden, helpless elderly people. People who cannot even run for shelter.
And russia struck it with a missile.
Tell me, what kind of monster attacks a place like this?
Peter van Breda retweeted
- Giorgia Meloni:
"...Today, we know that Russia's aggression against Ukraine did not begin in February 2022, but in 2014, with the illegal annexation of Crimea and the occupation of Donbas.
And we know that this aggression is part of a broader imperialist project that threatens the security of the whole of Europe.
Ukraine's future is the future of peace, freedom, and well-being. It is the future of a territorially integral Ukraine in a common European home, since your heroic resistance is our battle for democracy.
Your freedom is freedom for the whole of Europe.”
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Well said...
She is great
😉
Peter van Breda retweeted
The United States will mediate working-level negotiations between Ukraine and Russia on November 10–11 in Abu Dhabi, advancing President Trump’s mission to end the war. Discussions will focus on post-war security arrangements, de-escalation, humanitarian efforts, and next steps toward peace.
Additionally, American negotiators will meet this week in Brussels with representatives from France, Germany, the United Kingdom, the EU, and NATO to discuss security guarantees for Ukraine, Europe’s post-war security architecture, and economic opportunities to support Ukraine’s reconstruction.
We look forward to building on the progress made in Kyiv, Oslo, and St. Petersburg toward a comprehensive, durable peace agreement that delivers lasting security for generations to come.
Peter van Breda retweeted
So, a massive attack on Ukraine is expected tonight.
The energy infrastructure is the obvious target.
Winter is coming.
I’m sitting in Kyiv, with no electricity and no sign of it coming back, thinking about how desperate russia is.
Perhaps I will read a bit. Yes, a good idea. I have many lamps.
Peter van Breda retweeted
Dear world,
While you're going to bed, Kyiv families are heading underground to escape another night of russian terror.
Children will sleep on metro station floors. Parents will pray to see the morning.
This is Europe. This is tonight.
Peter van Breda retweeted
Tonight is going to be a difficult night in Ukraine.
We’re expecting another massive russian attack.
I’ve taken some medication to calm my nerves,
And now I’m just trying to hope for the best.
Please pray for us tonight🙏
I just want us all to wake up alive tomorrow…
Peter van Breda retweeted
This is 13-year-old Arina, russia killed her yesterday in a drone strike on the town of Koziatyn in Vinnytsia Region 💔
A russian strike drone hit an area between a local dormitory and the Railway Transport College. Arina died at the scene, while another woman passed away in the hospital from her injuries.
Peter van Breda retweeted
-Alexander Stubb-
President of Finland:
"Russia has absolutely no say in the sovereign decisions of an independent nation state.
So for me it’s not an issue will Russia agree or not...
Security guarantees in essence are a deterrent. That deterrent has to be plausible and in order for it to be plausible it has to be strong.
That is the idea of security guarantees by definition.”
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Well said...
I agreee with every sentence 🫡
Peter van Breda retweeted
Putin’s russia’s “humanitarian” actions in photos.
Here are the Ukrainian children murdered by the russians in October 2026.
This is the result of a deliberate, planned, and cold-blooded policy of extermination.
It won't stop until russia is forced to do so by military force.
