Juraj Krivošík
Executive Director at SEVEn, The Energy Efficiency Center, Prague
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Oleksandr Gubenko, who was only 17 years old, was killed on 28 September by a russian strike on a logistics company in Synelnykove.
Two young people died in that attack.
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Teacher killed by russia 😡
Mykhailo Fedotov, a technology teacher at Kramatorsk Secondary School, was killed as a result of russian shelling of Kramatorsk on September 22nd.
He devoted over 30 years to working in education and nurturing children. During this time, Mykhailo taught his pupils not only practical skills, but also responsibility, honesty and a love of work.
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Iryna Tsyatska died as a result of a russian strike on Katerynivka in the Lozova community on September 21.
Iryna worked at the Katerynivka Lyceum for more than 20 years,
Her 13-year-old son suffered severe burns.
She is survived by her husband, two more daughters and two grandchildren.
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Killed on Monday by russia 😡
Ruslan Berezhchuk, aged 15, has been killed on 28 September, following a russian strike on a logistics company in Synelnykove.
He is survived by his parents, two sisters and a brother.
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Killed by russia 😡
Larisa Yaskevich, who suffered from serious injuries as a result of russian shelling of Nikopol on 15 August, passed away on September 16th.
Larisa was a creative person who enjoyed handicrafts. She worked in a household goods supermarket.
Larysa was 54 years old. She still had plans for the future but lived next to russia…
She is survived by her husband and daughter.
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Killed on Sunday by russians 😡
Katya Budko was killed by russia on 27 September, as a result of its air strike in Sumy. She was only 16…
The loss was announced by the Sumy Secondary School No. 1:
“Katya will forever remain in the memory of our school community — as a pupil, a friend, a classmate, and an integral part of our school life.
It is impossible to find words that could convey the pain of this loss.”
An 80-year-old woman also died in that attack, six more people were wounded.
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Killed yesterday by russia 😡
Nataliia Bukalo was killed yesterday by russia in its attack on Kyiv and the building of the National Academy of Sciences.
She worked as an assistant to the Academy’s Deputy President.
Nataliia is survived by her husband and daughter…
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Killed last week by russia 😡
Iryna Tsyatska, 45 years old, was killed by russians in Kharkiv region on 21 September. She died in the rubble of her own house.
She was a mother of three children and a grandmother of two grandchildren.
Her son was wounded in that attack and taken to a hospital. He died yesteray…
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Killed last week by russia 😡
Oleksandr Tsyatskyi was injured in russian drone attack on Katerynivka and Lozova on 21 September. He was taken to a hospital, but died yesteray.
Oleksandr was 13 years old.
His mother died one week earlier…
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All killed by russia in the last few days alone… 🙏
🙏 Oleksandr Marakhovsky was killed on September 5th, five people died in that attack.
🙏 Mykyta Halayda, who worked as a barista, was injured during the russian shelling of Kryvyi Rih on 15 September, has later died in hospital.
🙏 Vladyslav Shishkin was killed on Septemner 15th in a russian drone strike on an infrastructure facility in Zaporizhzhia. He was 25.
🙏 Viktor Yerko, 65, died in the Solomensky district of Kyiv during the russian shelling on September 24. Two grandchildren lost their grandfather.
🙏 Oleksandr Ivchenko and 🙏 Roman Zameta were killed at the same time on September 18th during russian Shahed strike on Balakliya in the Kharkiv region. Both had children.
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Peter J. Worswick
PJW International
Peter J. Worswick is an executive communication coach and the founder of PJW International, an independent coaching and consulting practice.
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- Background: Peter J. Worswick has over 30 years of international business experience working across the UK, the Gulf region, and Ukraine
Oct 2, 2026
For the people driving Russia’s war on Ukraine, the personal cost of stopping the war is still far higher than the cost of continuing it.
That is the reality Western governments keep refusing to confront.
This isn’t a war about borders, it’s about whether Ukraine continues to exist as an independent country with its own language, culture and identity. In the territories Russia occupies, Ukrainian books are destroyed, institutions abolished, Russian law and education imposed, and people pressured into Russian passports; that is erasure.
Putin has never hidden this objective; he is prepared to keep paying the price because his internal systems are holding. Russia still produces weapons, gets Western origin components through third countries and sanctions evasion networks, and uses China to keep the system running.
The elite around him are not breaking; if anything they are being bound tighter together. Seized Western assets are being redistributed inside Russia on a scale not seen for decades. With safe Western exits sharply narrowed, internal loyalty is still the safest option they have.
That’s why nothing is forcing them to stop.
Sanctions that leave their core positions intact are incomplete. Military aid that doesn’t threaten the political survival and core assets of the drivers of the war is incomplete. Statements change nothing. After twelve years, Russia is still bombing Ukrainian cities, occupying Ukrainian land, and trying to erase everything Ukrainian.
Western governments have spent years asking what Ukraine needs. It is not enough.
We are still missing the cost that would make continuing this war riskier for the regime rather than ending it. Not just economic inconvenience or reputational damage. It must be a personal and political cost that the circle around Putin cannot absorb and still keep their positions, wealth and safety.
Until that cost is imposed, the system will keep functioning and Ukrainians will keep paying the price.
That is the pressure point still being avoided. It is the one that changes the outcome.
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So what do you have to say about this horror Krasnov, Krasnov Jr and all the other pigs in your putler-grovelling regime?
Did you have a good laugh?
Peter J. Worswick has a long history, as far as Ukraine is concerned, of being right about almost everything.
“We are still missing the cost that would make continuing this war riskier for the regime rather than ending it. Not just economic inconvenience or reputational damage. It must be a personal and political cost that the circle around Putin cannot absorb and still keep their positions, wealth and safety.”
That cost has to be an overwhelming one.
1/ The TOTAL disconnect of trade, financial, travel, diplomatic, sporting and cultural relations between civilized countries and the cauldron of devilry.
2/ the quadrupling of military aid to Ukraine.
3/ the immediate payment of $250 billion of putinaZi cash to Ukraine.
4/ a NFZ in Ukraine enforced by volunteer countries.
5/ volunteer countries must provide three divisions of troops between them. To be deployed in Kyiv, Odesa and Mykolaiv oblasts. (Without those last two, Ukraine cannot survive as a nation).
6/ the American people can play its part by impeaching Kremlin asset Krasnov.