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The author of the post wrote that Ukrainians attacked Russian data centers, and last night they struck such a facility in Vladimir. He added that after these attacks, bot traffic reportedly decreased. He also suggested that local discussants who argued that an agreement should be reached with the recipient of the attached link may have decreased yesterday. https://t.co/FwSdSCPeeB #Ukraina #Rosja #wojna #UA #RU (translated)

Aryo wrote that a week earlier, the Russians announced a "digital detox" for Ukraine, attacking Ukrainian computing centers and server rooms, which — he added — was boasted about by the Russian Ministry of Defense's profile. He claimed that Russian systems are more centralized, and the largest server rooms serving banks, transportation, and leading portals are within the reach of Ukrainian strike capabilities. He cited another Ukrainian raid on Yandex data centers in Vladimir as an example. According to Aryo, after the attack, Yandex Taxi, which he compared to Uber, and Alisa, compared to Alexa, stopped working. He added that some reported issues with Yandex Pay and other services. #Ukraina #Rosja #cyfrowyDetoks (translated)

Arturo Gavito wrote that he considered the view of the collapse of Trump's treacherous alliance with Putin to be beautiful. He stated that Ukrainians acted without looking back at others, with great strength and determination, and expressed support for Ukraine. https://t.co/3KkhgUaXZw #Ukraina #Trump #Putin (translated)

Tomasz Lis wrote that Trump wanted to pay Putin for oil, which he described as bought with the blood of Ukrainians. He claimed that Trump only cared about a slight reduction in gasoline prices in the U.S. and limiting the scale of the inevitable defeat, in his opinion, in the November Congressional elections. #Trump #Putin #Ukraińcy (translated)

The author cited a statement by Volodymyr Zelensky from 2014, in which he allegedly described Russians and Ukrainians as brotherly nations and advocated for the residents of Donbas and Crimea to be able to speak Russian legally and remain free from interference in this matter. #Ukraina #Rosja #Donbas #UA #RU (translated)

Kacper Kita found it surprising that in Poland the view gaining support is that the country's prosperity should depend on Russia's compliance with the agreement, rather than Norway's. He argued that Russia is not primarily driven by economic calculations and seeks political expansion. In his opinion, the outbreak of war in Ukraine showed that earning from the sale of raw materials was not the most important thing for Vladimir Putin. Kita called achieving independence from Russia one of the more significant accomplishments of the Polish state in recent years. Kita asserted that warnings about high prices of Norwegian gas and a collapse of the European economy after cutting off Russian supplies were spread by lobbyists and politicians opposed to the Baltic Pipe. According to him, the creation of the gas pipeline undermined those predictions. He also criticized attributing Poland's cut-off from Russian gas to Americans, Ukrainians, Jews, or reptilians, labeling such claims as transferring German narratives to the Polish context. He added that Krzysztof Wojczal demonstrated the impossibility of Poland's participation in Nord Stream, citing technical and legal conditions. https://t.co/hXhgXHdD03 #Polska #Rosja #BalticPipe (translated)

Arturo Gavito wrote that Volodymyr Zelensky accused Trump of hypocrisy, claiming that while Ukraine was fighting for survival, its key ally allowed Russia to earn billions from oil. According to Gavito, Zelensky regarded this decision as a betrayal of the idea of a just peace and stated that Ukrainians felt exploited, and their sacrifices were meant to cover up geopolitical arrangements. Gavito also quoted the president, who called it a "weak decision by strong partners" and recalled that every dollar earned by Russia was returning to Ukraine in the form of bombs. https://t.co/MBilhmWS6b #Ukraina #Rosja #Trump (translated)

The author of the entry wrote that Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries were very effective in 2025 and led to a crisis in the Russian oil sector. He noted that at that time, President Donald Trump did not encourage Ukraine to cease attacks nor did he make any fuel agreements with Russia. According to the author, there was no need for such actions since fuel prices were falling. #Ukraina #Rosja #konflikt (translated)

Filip Dąb-Mirowski wrote that Donald Trump announced an agreement with Vladimir Putin regarding the resumption of Russian diesel exports to international markets. According to the author, the U.S. Department of the Treasury suspended related sanctions until April 7, 2027. Dąb-Mirowski assessed that sales could provide Russia with funds for further waging war, as the planned budget deficit was expected to be twice as high as initially anticipated, and the economy and finances were experiencing the greatest collapse since the 1990s. He also wrote that Putin was cutting social spending, directing funds to the military. The author noted that Russia would not be able to supply the planned volumes, reaching 3 million tons, in the foreseeable future. He cited the shutdown of the largest refineries due to Ukrainian airstrikes, limited maritime export capabilities, and prioritization of domestic market supply as reasons. He added that supplies of that size would not impact the global market, as they would be too small relative to its needs. Dąb-Mirowski speculated that the agreement could precede an American ultimatum to Ukraine to stop attacks on Russian petrochemicals. He also pointed out that it was announced during a visit by a Ukrainian delegation to Florida, where they were supposed to prepare a peace plan together with American negotiators. According to the author, President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed frustration that Ukraine was acting as a shield for negotiations with Russia. The author claimed that the Republicans were heading for a historic defeat in the upcoming midterms, which were to take place in four weeks, and Trump wanted to lower fuel prices in the U.S. Dąb-Mirowski indicated the Strait of Hormuz as the heart of the problem, which — he wrote — Trump had failed to resolve. He summarized that in his opinion, this confirmed the pro-Russian nature of the current U.S. administration. #Trump #Putin #sankcje (translated)

Adam Czarnecki wrote that the new recordings from Channel Zero confirmed, in his opinion, the Ukrainians' accounts of the strange, explosive, and dismissive behavior of Michał Kołodziejczak during negotiations. He added that Donald Tusk sent him to those talks, although — as Czarnecki claimed — Kołodziejczak was under the influence of drugs. https://t.co/odVp69ynTf #Ukraina #polityka #negocjacje (translated)

The connoisseur of the Soviet Union wrote that in Poland there are politicians whom he described as more pro-Russian than the Russians themselves. As an example, he pointed to Janusz Korwin-Mikke, whom he accused of repeating claims that Ukrainians provoked and started the war. He added that Russians had been admitting for some time that it was their country that attacked. https://t.co/eECZBhXPB4 #Polska #Polityka #Wojna (translated)

Ewa wrote that Braun strongly opposed the migration of Ukrainians to Poland, but he did not mind immigrants from India. She also claimed that he collaborated with an Indian employment agency linked to Russia. She ended the entry with a harsh call directed at Braun. #migracja #Polska #Ukraińcy (translated)

The author of the post wrote that Ukrainians were still carrying out their operation. He stated that the recording showed an oil pumping station near the Russian city of Samara after a Ukrainian drone attack the previous day. He assessed that the facility was one of the key installations allowing Europe to purchase Russian oil through Ukraine, which is crossed by a pipeline. https://t.co/ge4jWOL56v #Ukraina #Rosja #konflikt #UA #RU #EU (translated)