In today's episode, the presenter shares positive news for Ukraine and its partners. First, in Moldova, the pro-European Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) won the parliamentary elections, signaling the country’s pro-EU course despite Russian pressure, provocations, bomb threats at polling stations, and voter bribery attempts.
Russian media denies this victory, claiming that the pro-Russian opposition actually won, but there’s no evidence to support this. There were also reports that voters were transported to polling stations in Moscow to influence results, while residents of unrecognized Transnistria faced obstacles to voting.
Another key update—US President Donald Trump has authorized the use of American weapons for strikes deep inside Russian territory and is considering supplying Ukraine with Tomahawk missiles. This move responds to changes on the battlefield and ongoing Russian attacks on Ukraine’s energy system. However, practical deployment of Tomahawks remains limited by the required launch platforms.
Ukrainian forces continue their defense: soldiers from the 59th Brigade recently downed a Russian Mi-8 helicopter using an FPV kamikaze drone. The presenter calls for increased deliveries of advanced drones to Ukraine, as front-line conditions remain difficult. Nearly 300 new FPV drones arrived just yesterday.
Thanks to this support and civic engagement, Ukrainian forces are better positioned to respond to Russian attacks. The message emphasizes relying primarily on Ukraine’s own strengths while maintaining support from both the public and international partners.
