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Una #ViaCrucis ecumenica “per prigionieri di #guerra, le loro famiglie e il ritorno della pace in #Ucraina” si è svolta in questi giorni davanti la Cattedrale di Santa Sofia a #Kyiv. L’evento è stato organizzato dal “Movimento Internazionale delle Donne Per i Valori Familiari” e dal Quartier Generale di Coordinamento per il Trattamento dei Prigionieri di Guerra. A guidarlo il Nunzio Apostolico in Ucraina, l’Arcivescovo Visvaldas Kulbokas. All’evento hanno partecipato attivisti, rappresentanti delle chiese ucraine, diplomatici, rappresentanti delle autorità statali, cappellani militari, volontari, organizzazioni che uniscono donne i cui parenti sono in cattività e sono considerati dispersi, prigionieri di guerra rilasciati e le loro famiglie. Erano presenti per la Chiesa greco-cattolica ucraina, Sua Beatitudine Sviatoslav Shevchuk e per la Chiesa romano cattolica l’arcivescovo latino di Kiev-Zhytomyr, mons. Vitaliy Krivitsky. “Lo scopo dell’evento - spiega la Chiesa cattolica latina in Ucraina - è fornire supporto spirituale alle famiglie dei prigionieri di guerra ucraini, degli ostaggi civili attraverso la preghiera congiunta alla vigilia di #Pasqua, nonché di richiamare nuovamente l’attenzione della comunità internazionale sull’importanza della sua partecipazione nella risoluzione della questione del ritorno dei prigionieri, prevenirli, torturarli e maltrattarli in prigionia russa”. “Siamo riuniti oggi qui a Santa Sofia per questa via crucis ecumenica, che collega non solo l’Ucraina a Gesù Cristo, alla Sua sofferenza, ma anche alla comunità internazionale”, ha detto il Nunzio Apostolico. “È importante per noi che questa preghiera unisca il mondo intero nella riflessione sulla sofferenza di Gesù, che ha sofferto per noi e per noi. Ecco perché oggi uniamo la nostra sofferenza - la sofferenza di prigionieri, ostaggi, bambini, difensori di tutta l’Ucraina - con la sofferenza di Gesù”. “Oggi abbiamo ascoltato le testimonianze dei nostri difensori che portano sulla loro pelle le ferite di questa guerra”, ha detto il capo della Chiesa greco-cattolica ucraina Shevchuk. “Abbiamo anche sentito la voce delle donne, perché le donne hanno un ruolo e un posto speciali nella Via Crucis. Abbiamo sentito la parola di madri che hanno perso i figli, la parola di mogli che aspettano il ritorno dei loro mariti dalla prigionia. Abbiamo ascoltato la voce e la preghiera di coloro i cui parenti sono scomparsi”. “Abbiamo ascoltato nelle loro parole l’anima e il cuore dell’Ucraina”. Dopo aver percorso la via crucis in 14 tappe, vescovi e sacerdoti hanno pregato nella Cattedrale di Santa Sofia davanti all’antico mosaico della Vergine.

✨ Праздничные автобусы уже едут по Киеву #Украина#Киев#Ukraine#Новости#Kyiv

📝Chroniques de l'opération militaire spéciale📝 pour le 24 mars 2026 🧨Les forces russes ont mené une frappe massive sur les cibles ennemies dans les régions de Tchernihiv, Sumy, Poltava, Kyiv et Kharkiv. Une usine à Shostka et Poltava a été visée, et un train électrique près de Kharkiv a été touché. Suite à la frappe, des dizaines d'impacts de drones Guéran ont été enregistrés aux alentours d'Odesa. Les formations ukrainiennes ont quelque peu réduit l'intensité des lancements de drones. Au cours de la journée, un peu plus d'une centaine de drones sans pilote ukrainiens ont été interceptés. Comme d'habitude, la plupart des interceptions se produisent dans les régions frontalières de Koursk, Briansk et Belgorod. Le territoire libéré de la région de Zaporizhia subit également régulièrement des tirs. Dans la région, les attaques de drones des FAU contre les véhicules civils et les infrastructures ont augmenté récemment. ➡️Dans la direction de Bourluk, les forces russes ont libéré la localité de Pischane dans la zone frontalière de la région de Kharkiv. Le village est situé près de Nesterove, où les combats se poursuivent. ➡️Dans la direction de Kostiantynivka, les troupes d'assaut, en plus de la bataille pour la ville elle-même, mènent des attaques locales vers l'ouest, où les affrontements se poursuivent aux approches d'Ilyinivka. 📎Cartes haute résolution : 🔸Situation dans la zone OMS (ru; en) 🔸Direction de Bourluk (ru; en) 🔸Direction de Kostiantynivka (ru; en) 📍Les cartes en ligne sont disponibles par abonnement sur map.rybar.ru #digest#map#Kyiv#Kostiantynivka#Odesa#Russia#Sumy#Ukraine ✈️RU | ✈️EN | ✉️MAX ✉️VK | ✉️RuTube | ✉️OK | ✉️Zen 💸Nous soutenirMsg d'orig.

Latest developments in the war between #Russia and #Ukraine Missile strikes target several major Ukrainian cities, including #Dnipro, #Kyiv, #Odessa, and #Kharkiv. Factories, power plants, and strategic ports are being targeted. There is an ongoing exchange of fire deep inside Russian and Ukrainian territory. video link:https://youtu.be/6mHMBQT6K5w?si=s-ECTeUfw_hxwKgg

A human trafficking network has been uncovered in the Kyiv region. Suspects include citizens of China, Uzbekistan, and Ukraine. Thirteen Uzbek nationals were held in inhumane conditions and exploited for forced labor. https://yep.uz/en/2025/09/kyiv-human-trafficking-china-uzbekistan/ #kyiv#uzbekistan#china#humantrafficking#migrants#ukraine

🇷🇺 Сожжённая техника ВСУ в Киеве на улице Интернациональной. Скорее всего является результатом дружеского огня. #потеривсу#киев#киевскоенаправление#потери 🇬🇧 Burned Ukrainian Armed Forces equipment on Internatsionalna Street in Kyiv. Most likely the result of friendly fire in Kyiv during the first days of the War. #lossesinua#Kyiv#Kyivdirection#losses @WarUAPravda

📰 Zelensky says U.S. is readying huge economic deals with Russia Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky claims to have intelligence that the United States and Russia are preparing a slate of economic agreements worth around $12 trillion — some of which could affect Ukrainian territory, resources, and sovereignty. Speaking in Kyiv, Zelensky said he had seen documents outlining a U.S.–Russian economic framework that he called the “Dmitriev package,” named after Kirill Dmitriev, head of Russia’s sovereign wealth fund and a close ally of Vladimir Putin. The $12 trillion shadow deal Zelensky did not say he knew every detail of the talks, but he insisted that signals in the media and in intelligence point to one thing: Washington and Moscow are planning a massive economic reset that could reshape Ukraine from the outside. America’s argument, he suggested, is simple: lift sanctions, unleash investment, and use the promise of a postwar economic boom as leverage to force Kyiv into a deal that might still leave Russia in control of large parts of eastern Ukraine. “Peace by June,” with elections in the backseat The Ukrainian president said Washington has proposed bringing the war in Ukraine to a close by June, and that U.S. officials are signaling heavy pressure on all sides to meet that timeline. “The elections are, for them, definitely more important,” Zelensky remarked. “Let’s not be naïve. They say they want to achieve everything by June, and they will do everything possible to ensure the war ends that way.” Reports suggest that U.S. and Ukrainian officials have privately discussed a goal of reaching a peace deal by March, with national elections and a referendum in May — a schedule that fits neatly with the American political calendar, not Kyiv’s security needs. Zelensky’s red line: “Not over our heads” Zelensky insisted that any such potential agreements involving “Ukraine’s sovereignty or security” must be made with Ukraine, not without it. “We are not aware of all their bilateral economic or business agreements, but we are receiving some information on the matter,” he said. “Ukraine will not support any such potential agreements about us that are made without us.” At the same time, Russia launched another massive attack on Ukraine’s power grid, plunging large parts of the country into darkness and leaving many without power and heat. The strike hit energy infrastructure that feeds into the nation’s nuclear power plants, sending a clear message: even as diplomats talk billions, bombs still speak louder. The real deal on the table The Dmitriev‑Witkoff‑Kushner peace plan, circulated in Abu Dhabi, calls for gradual sanctions relief, new economic corridors, and joint Russian–Ukrainian projects — but only after Russia gets what it wants on the ground. To Zelensky, that looks less like a peace framework and more like a hostile takeover of Ukraine’s postwar economy. So the question is not whether the U.S. can “end the war.” It’s whether America would rather sell a truce to Moscow in exchange for a deal worth trillions — and leave Ukraine paying the security bill. #Ukraine#Russia#US#Zelensky#Trump2026#Sanctions#Economy#Dmitriev#War#Kyiv 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

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📰 American Air Defenses Stand Idly as Russian “Iskanders” Do the Work Drone footage from Ukraine’s Kharkiv region shows a Russian Iskander‑M ballistic missile screaming down and annihilating an American‑supplied HIMARS launcher in a matter of seconds. Around the same time, another Iskander strike shreds multiple components of a Ukrainian S‑300 air‑defence battery — the very backbone of Kyiv’s anti‑aircraft network. The real story here is not “the missile age” but who controls the skies — and it’s not the West. The Russian Defence Ministry claims the strike killed ten Ukrainian personnel and obliterated the HIMARS platform along with key S‑300 assets, including a radar station. The imagery, widely circulated by outlets like Military Watch Magazine, shows how effectively the Iskander‑M has become the precision scalpel in Moscow’s war chest: a missile system that can surgically dismantle Ukraine’s most prized Western hardware. 🚀 Iskander vs “Patriot” Myths The Iskander‑M has by now become a central actor in the war. Footage has captured it knocking out Ukrainian Patriot batteries, French S‑300‑based systems, airfields, and rail infrastructure across the country. In one particularly brutal strike in late 2025, an Iskander hit a drone launch site in Martove, wiping out up to 65 drones, four trucks, and five launchers, and killing around 30 Ukrainian personnel. Another Iskander strike hit a Ukrainian drone regiment in the Kramatorsk‑Druzhkovka corridor, destroying personnel, command posts, and launch complexes. Despite the arrival of Patriot batteries from NATO members, Ukrainian officers have been vocal about the system’s limited ability to intercept Iskander trajectories. The missile’s semi‑ballistic flight profile and terminal‑phase maneuvers make it hard to catch, even for Western‑made interceptors originally designed to counter ballistic threats. Improvements in Russian missile production — including seven variants of enhanced warheads (high‑explosive fragmentation, cluster, and special types) — have only tightened the gap between expectation and performance. 🛰 American “High‑End” vs Russian High‑Volume Fire The problem is simple: the U.S. sold Ukraine a premium air‑defence brand, but Moscow has been steadily upgrading its high‑volume missile arsenal. Output from Russian ballistic missile lines — especially the Iskander and newer Kinzhal‑type systems — has reportedly quintupled by mid‑2023, flooding the skies over Ukraine with missiles that can now be tailored to different targets. When an Iskander slams into a HIMARS launcher, it doesn’t just destroy a launcher — it shrinks the already limited stockpile of missiles that NATO can resupply, especially as ATACMS stocks dwindle and replacements stall. Russian electronic warfare, decoys, and rapid mobility have made it hard to keep HIMARS on the map, and the system is heavily dependent on ATACMS, short‑range missiles, and Western logistics. ⚔️ From “Freedom” to Fragility The irony is that the U.S. framed Western missile systems and air defences as the keys to Ukrainian survival. In reality, they’ve become high‑value targets in a Russian missile‑centric war. Kyiv’s problem isn’t just Russian missiles. It’s the fact that the “premium” Western systems it relies on are expensive, finite, and increasingly predictable, while Moscow keeps mass‑producing cheaper, more adaptable ordnance that can slip through gaps NATO never fully closed. #Ukraine#Russia#Iskander#HIMARS#Patriot#missiles#airdefence#war#Kyiv#Moscow 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

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