12/08/2025
This week, Ukrainian drones and missiles put on a real fireworks display for Russia — marking the most effective week of strikes on the occupiers’ fuel and military infrastructure in a long time.
In this episode, we detail how the Armed Forces of Ukraine destroyed dozens of fuel reservoirs, obliterated ports, oil depots, drone warehouses, and even strategic Russian factories. You’ll see in detail how strikes on Tambov, Ryazan, Timsryuk, Syzran, and other regions knocked out up to 70% of capacities at individual facilities and reduced Russia’s overall oil refining by nearly 10%.
Regarding the frontline situation: Pokrovsk, Myrnohrad, Kupyansk, Vovchansk, Zaporizhzhia direction — Russia is again launching “meat assaults,” but our defenders are holding the cities, conducting counterattacks inside neighborhoods, and destroying hundreds of occupiers daily. We explain where Russia is stuck, where it lost the initiative, and why some of their “successes” exist only on Russian TV.
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Post from UATV English:
‼️ Security guarantees for Ukraine from the United States must be approved by Congress, Zelenskyy said.
Other statements by the President of Ukraine:
The mood in the United States regarding the peace plan is to look for compromises, but difficult issues remain.
🔹 From the first plan to the current one, which we discussed with the Europeans, there has been some progress toward a potential end to the war.
🔹 Ukraine is counting on the possibility of receiving a “reparations loan.” The President hopes this issue will be resolved.
🔹 The PURL program requires 15 billion dollars. This year, 1.5 billion was lacking, but the Netherlands allocated 700 million today. Now 800 million is still missing.
🔹 The European-Ukrainian version of the peace plan will be ready tomorrow evening and will be sent to the United States.
🔹 The issue of exchanging Ukrainian territories for security guarantees is not on the table.
🔹 Trump sees in his own way how to end the war. His view differs from mine.
🔹 Americans will continue supplying weapons to Ukraine. They make money from this, and it aligns with their current policy.