🇺🇦 Viktoriia was a talented film producer, a woman who loved singing, and someone who knew how to see beauty in the smallest details. This brave woman left the world of cinema behind and joined the Armed Forces 🇺🇦 Viktoriia Bobrova became an officer with the 10th Edelweiss Mountain Assault Brigade. In April 23, 2026, Russia’s war took her life during a combat mission. She was just 32💔 A beautiful and talented woman, a beautiful soul. A Ukrainian defender who deserved so many more years🙈 Rest in peace, heroine🫡🙏

Trump is actively colluding with Putin to help Russia defeat Ukraine and is using Zelensky as his personal political scapegoat. He is blaming him for Trump's own foreign policy disasters, a failed tariff trade war, and a failed forever war of choice with Iran that have skyrocketed inflation, grocery, gas, and diesel prices, while also depleting ammunition stockpiles and posing a risk to our national security.

🔥 Ukraine is already paralyzing russia's airports. Now a MUCH bigger operation is coming. No US tech needed. Don't let this story get buried. RT 🧵

Mike Ditka was born Michael Dyczko. His father was a welder. The family was Polish and Ukrainian, in the coal and steel country of western Pennsylvania, and nobody around them could pronounce Dyczko. So they changed it to Ditka. Rest in peace to the legend. His family announced today that Mike Ditka has passed away at 86 years old. He was born in Carnegie and grew up in Aliquippa, and he got out of there the way kids from those towns got out, which was football. The Chicago Bears took him fifth overall in 1961 out of Pitt. Before him a tight end was basically a sixth lineman who caught something once in a while. As a rookie Mike Ditka went for 1,076 yards and 12 touchdowns, which no tight end had ever done, and the job has never gone back to what it was. He spent six seasons playing for the Bears, and in 1963 he won the NFL Championship with them. Then he and George Halas fell out over money, and on his way out of town Ditka said the old man threw nickels around like manhole covers. Halas traded him to the Philadelphia Eagles in April of 1967 for a quarterback. He finished playing with the Dallas Cowboys. He caught a touchdown in Super Bowl VI. He retired in 1973, Tom Landry put him on the staff, and he got another ring there as an assistant. And then he wrote George Halas a letter. He told him he regretted the way it had ended in Chicago. He told him that when he was ready, he wanted to come back and coach the Bears. Halas gave him the job in 1982. Here is what Ditka said when he got there. "Give me three years, and if you walk with me, we'll get to the dance." They went 15 and 1 in 1985 and beat the New England Patriots 46 to 10 in Super Bowl XX. Here is how he described that team. "There are Smiths and there are Grabowskis. We're the Grabowskis." That is a welder's kid talking. In 1988 he had a heart attack during the season and blamed it on stress. He was back in weeks. The Bears went 12 and 4 and he was Coach of the Year for the second time. Chicago fired him in January of 1993. He took the New Orleans Saints job in 1997 and it did not work. He traded every pick New Orleans had in 1999, plus the following year's first rounder, to move up and take Ricky Williams. They let him go after a 3 and 13 season. None of that is what anybody is going to remember. In 1988 he became the first tight end ever put into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. He is the only man who was part of both of the last two championships the Chicago Bears have won, as a player in 1963 and as the head coach in 1985. The Bears retired his number 89 in 2013. They changed the name so the neighbors could pronounce it. He turned it into the one that whole city still shouts. For more stories like this, follow us on any platform @thesportsontap

😭 3 of the 5 children Russia killed today in a missile strike on a residential building in Pryluky were one-year-old babies. 20 innocent civilians in total have been killed. Another 55 people were injured, including 7 children. Putin must be very pleased with his ‘birthday gift.’ 📹 Suspilne

Dobropillia. Over 28 thousand people used to live here. They worked, loved, built homes, dreamed, raised children... Now it's all gone. It's just another Ukrainian town Russia erased.

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THE EVIDENCE CHANGED: First it was an: “EXTRAORDINARILY GENEROUS WEDDING GIFT.” Now President Trump says his son told him: “I’M PAYING IT BACK.” So a few questions: When was the decision to repay Kremlev made? Before or after the payments became public? How much is being repaid? Has any money actually changed hands? Does it cover every expense Kremlev funded? And the simplest question: WHY DID A PRESIDENTIAL FAMILY THAT COULD PAY ITS OWN BILLS ACCEPT HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS FROM A FOREIGN BUSINESSMAN IN THE FIRST PLACE? Repayment may answer one question. It creates receipts for several more.

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The Ukrainian city of Bakhmut - before the russians weren't there, and after they came. Now the city's name is rarely mentioned; it has faded from the news cycle. Today, other cities in my country are fighting for their survival, just like the locals who live in them. Bakhmut is just a few memories of how Ukrainians lived in their hometown before the russian war: everything was blooming, life was in the air, and children's laughter echoed here and there. This war has scattered all these people - across Ukraine, across the entire world...

A harrowing new video from Bakhmut, filmed in the summer of 2026. The Ukrainian city was captured by the Russians three years ago and has lain in ruins ever since. In this once-vibrant city of 72,000 inhabitants, there are no longer any shops, schools, kindergartens, cafés, hospitals, or clinics. Nor do any people live there anymore. Putin’s propagandists call this "liberation." t.me/MirovichMedia/15331 After four and a half years of war, Europe still does not understand what is happening there.

"Russians who crave revenge for invented causes and revel in propaganda are complicit in all the killings, violence, and war crimes committed by our worthless, blood-soaked state." A Russian woman explains why Russia’s imperial ambitions are destroying the country from within.

🇷🇺 This Russian mother is calling on other mothers to rise up, asking Putin when he’s going to stop sending Russian men to their deaths. Why is she so upset? Her son’s body was returned without his head, and she can’t even get the compensation she’s entitled to for his death.🫣

2018: Kostiantynivka, there are no russians. 2026: Kostiantynivka, the russians have arrived. Many of us love our hometowns, because if you were born there, the city chose you, not you it. Childhood memories, like a foundation, stay with us until our last day. The memories of many residents of Kostiantynivka, as well as of other destroyed cities in my country, are erased... Erased, because every time they touch upon memories of childhood or simply any time in the past, their memory immediately conjures today's picture of their city: in summer it is shades of green and black, in winter it is white and black. A long time ago, I heard words that penetrated very deeply into me: "There are tears on the face, and there are tears of the soul." Those who see their destroyed city/home are most likely already crying in their souls-there have already been more than enough tears on the face. 2018, it would seem not such a distant past.... One can only imagine how the fate of each person who happened to be in the frame of the person who made this video has turned out, how many of them are still alive... The russians continue to call this a war.

‼️ Worth watching: A Russian man explains to his former compatriots why they bear responsibility for what’s happening in their country.

A Russian woman summed up the interim results of Putin's "special military operation": "There's no internet, no gasoline, no foreign brands, no foreign investment, no independent media. Our foreign currency reserves are gone, the stock market has crashed, small businesses are shutting down, large businesses are suffering losses, visas are hard to get, and getting a passport is becoming increasingly difficult. But we do have harsh censorship, political prisoners, daily strikes on Russian territory, fear for the present, fear for the future... And, of course, greatness."

💔Chasiv Yar. Before the russians came to loot and destroy this place, this was home for 15000 people. Now there’s not even a building standing that hasn’t been damaged or completely destroyed. This is what russia call “liberation”. It’s pure evil.