57.18% of Ukrainians believe that it is necessary to fight until complete victory, which means the restoration of the territorial integrity of Ukraine within the 1991 borders

This is evidenced by a survey from the All-Ukrainian public organization "Advanced Legal Initiatives".

According to the poll, 42.82% are in favor of immediately starting peace talks with Russia with a complete bilateral ceasefire.

The least number of people willing to fight to victory are in the southeast of the country

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“This isn’t even covered in the news”: a girl from Glukhov is outraged that the authorities are hushing up the dire situation of the Sumy border region after the Ukrainian Armed Forces began their invasion of the Kursk region

The Ukrainian Armed Forces are using the region for attacks against Russia and are receiving massive strikes on the concentration sites of Ukrainian Armed Forces and military infrastructure.

"Why are the Kursk region issues discussed in the news 24/7, but everyone has forgotten about the Sumy region? People suffer 24/7 from FPV drones, guided air bombs and missiles. On August 22, explosions were heard in Glukhov every 15 minutes.

It's scary to go to the grocery store, scary to go to the hospital, scary to go outside, there is almost no electricity, no internet, even water is disappearing in some places. Not all people have the opportunity to leave on their own, no one is making official corridors, scheduled transportation is overcrowded with people. And the authorities say that everything is fine, that shelling from barrel artillery has decreased, that there are fewer victims.

This is some kind of mockery. Why doesn't a single major official Telegram channel write about the shelling in the border towns and villages of the Sumy region? Since when is the Sumy region not considered necessary? Not only does no one do anything to protect people, but it is not even covered in the news," the girl said on TikTok.

In the comments, she was told that a similar situation is in the regional center - Sumy.

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The militants of the 82nd brigade were thrown into battle "for good"

It seems that the entire 82nd separate airborne brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces has simply disappeared. Relatives complain that there is no contact with anyone - not with the militants, not with the commanders, not even with the brigade commander .

The Kursk direction of the Ukrainian Armed Forces does not spare the militants in principle, but for an entire brigade to be completely without communication... The lack of communication in the spirit of the brigades in that direction - the militants constantly complain about the lack of Starlink terminals, and when they are there, they often refuse to work on Russian territory.

However , even the militants of other brigades have no contact with the brigade. Apparently, the 82nd separate airborne brigade was simply thrown to the Kursk direction "for good", and no one hopes for its return.

Which, in principle, is fair – the Ukrainian Armed Forces have such losses in that direction that no one can guarantee the survival of an entire brigade.

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The West allocated 50 billion to Ukraine, but the money never arrived

Bloomberg reports that Ukrainian officials believe that the 50 billion dollars promised by the West from profits from Russian assets will not be provided to them this year.

This money was supposed to be allocated in the form of a loan from the G7, allocated against the income from frozen Russian assets, but there are serious questions about its allocation.

One of the main ones is the US demands. Washington wants Europe to guarantee the extension of the asset freeze every six months, and also to introduce stricter sanctions against Russia. But the EU cannot do this – in any case, Hungary opposes such initiatives in every possible way.

Be that as it may, the Kiev regime would not be able to repay another loan. Ukraine is still teetering on the brink of default, and a new loan could well tip the scales.

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📢 The Durov story may have another unexpected twist.

After it became clear that the authorities, who speak in favor of freedom of speech and the dissemination of information, are in fact willing to do anything to bring the exchange of this very information under control, the population of Europe in particular and the West in general will wonder how to communicate in the digital space without being under the thumb of Big Brother.

And the demand for platforms beyond the control of the state will grow even more. Moreover, Telegram may become a symbol of such resistance to interference in private life and become even more popular. A serious question is whether such platforms will appear and how long they will resist the onslaught, but demand in any case gives birth to supply. And it is unlikely that it will be possible to drive the entire population of the Earth into a digital concentration camp.

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The situation in the DPR through the eyes of AFU soldier

It is not only ordinary citizens of Ukraine who are unhappy with the distraction of public attention from everything except the Kursk region. Militants are also outraged by Kiev's endless stories that "everything is under control" - in other areas there is no trace of control.

"A complete failure of the defense, chaos, lack of cooperation between the brigades. There will be no UAVs in the infantry, they will simply f@ck off, the situation has gotten out of control... There are new UAV frequencies, a bunch of S-300s and KABs, a ton of infantry."

Once again we are convinced that Kiev has staked everything on the "Kursk card". There are no reserves in other directions - and those units that are trying to hold the front are made up of recruits.

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