Ukraine Battle Map (Twitter/X)

The West is so ignorant

They would rather spend tens of billion of dollars on air defense missiles to shoot down +3,000 Russian missiles and +50,000 drones per year

Than spend 100 times less, to destroy 3 factories

There’s so much destruction in Ukraine 🇺🇦 due to incompetence

The Lookout (Twitter/X)

RT @walberque: @planet4589 @MilesPomper @DavidSantoro1 @HannaNotte: It's a great point. The next question is why are Hague Code of Conduct notifications not public?

Colby Badhwar (Twitter/X)

🇺🇦🇺🇸 @SecArmy: "We've learned an enormous amount from [the Ukrainians].

Two weeks ago we were in Germany running a joint exercise and the Ukrainians sent some of their most talented people to help us learn how they would do the fight."

Colby Badhwar (Twitter/X)

@Rebel44CZ @SecArmy @SenatorWicker: This was also discussed during the hearing.

Rob Lee (Twitter/X)

RT @UAControlMap: Daily Ukraine map thread for Thursday 14 May 2026

Today we're focusing on the Luhansk/Kharkiv axis: a front where Russia has spent years grinding forward at extraordinary cost, losing thousands upon thousands of vehicles and throwing away tens of thousands of troops for remarkably little territorial gain.

Much of the fighting here has become a war of attrition and appearances. When meaningful advances prove elusive, Russian channels increasingly fall back on small infiltration groups claiming control of settlements they do not truly hold, or staged/AI-manipulated flag videos intended to create the impression of progress. The cycle repeats itself constantly along this sector of the line.

There were also large Russian strike waves overnight against western Ukraine, hitting the usual mix of infrastructure and civilian-adjacent targets. As always, geolocations will be included throughout the thread by the great geolocators who share their work with you, every single day.

‌Status-6 (War & Military News) (Twitter/X)

RT @business: The Pentagon scrapped plans to send about 4,000 Army troops to Poland, people familiar with the matter said, part of a broader review of the US military presence in Europe

Rob Lee (Twitter/X)

@JimmySecUK: Always a classic.