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U.S. President Donald Trump’s latest comments about Ukraine are raising eyebrows — and spreading misinformation. He claimed that Ukraine was the one who started Russia's war, said that Ukraine had been “blown to smithereens,” and claimed that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has a 4% approval rating — none of which has a factual basis. How do actual Ukrainians feel about Trump’s words? The Kyiv Independent’s Masha Lavrova hit the streets of Kyiv to hear their raw, unfiltered reactions.

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His proposal includes security guarantees for Ukraine, emphasizing that "NATO membership should remain on the table." He also called for immediate funding for arms and a 10-billion-euro ($10.4 billion) investment in Ukraine's defense industry.

The Lithuanian president also proposed accelerating Ukraine's EU accession, setting 2030 as the target date. "Ukraine's security is part of European security," he wrote.

Загальні бойові втрати противника з 24.02.22 по 20.02.25 (орієнтовно)

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Around 57% of Ukrainians trust President Volodymyr Zelensky as of February, marking an increase of five percentage points since December, according to a survey by the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology (KIIS) published on Feb. 19.

EU ambassadors agreed on a new package of sanctions against Russia, targeting aluminum imports and the "shadow fleet" of oil tankers, Euronews reported on Feb. 19.

The aluminum ban will be "phased in," while the package will also target 13 banks and other entities and individuals seen as helping Russia wage its full-scale war, the Financial Times reported.

Загальні бойові втрати противника з 24.02.22 по 19.02.25 (орієнтовно)

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Toretsk was a thriving mining town, where almost 50,000 people lived happily (if you count the suburban area, almost 100,000!).

Mines, a beneficiation plant, factories, and a bakery operated in Toretsk.

The city had dozens of schools, libraries, and cultural institutions. The Palace of Culture "Ukraine" at the Central Mine was worth a lot - it even had a winter garden!

Hospitals and clinics were open, and the stands of the city's Avangard stadium could accommodate 10,000 spectators!

…And then near Toretsk it smelled (although no, let’s be honest – it smelled awful!) of “f***ing spirit”…

The 100th Motorized Rifle Brigade, together with its attached units, has been waging the heroic Battle for Toretsk, without any exaggeration, for almost seven months.

The once thriving mining town now looks like a complete ruin, a ghost town...

However, Toretsk will certainly be revived! – If only the stench of the “ru***y spirit” would get as far away from here as possible…

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