The New Normal: 🇺🇦Ukraine’s Post-War Vision Starts with Accessibility Now🧵 1/7 Accessibility as a National Priority. The Government of Ukraine, following a meeting of the Accessibility Council in the rebuilt town of Borodianka, announced key decisions to ensure an inclusive

🇺🇦Kinetic sanctions just went deep💪 Ukrainian forces successfully hit the Orsknefteorgsintez oil refinery in 🇷🇺russia's Orenburg region. That's ~1,500km / 930+ miles from Ukraine's border. This plant produces 30+ types of fuel — gasoline, diesel, & jet fuel — to supply the

7/7 The war has significantly sharpened the need for quality, inclusive access to services. These systematic policies, part of the National Accessibility Strategy, affirm the Government's commitment to creating equal conditions and upholding the dignity of every person in

6/7 MEDIA ACCESSIBILITY MANDATE A critical draft law was noted concerning the accessibility of television and online media. It establishes requirements to ensure people with disabilities have full access to information. Media content must now include subtitles, sign language

5/7 SCHOOL NUTRITION REFORM The School Meal Reform for 2025–2027 is being adapted to meet the needs of every child. This expands free meals to include children with special educational needs.

4/7 SUPPORT FOR VETERANS A new mechanism for financial compensation has been established for veterans with disabilities to re-equip their personal vehicles. Veterans can receive up to 70,000 UAH for vehicle adaptation. This program, funded through the state program for veteran

3/7 DIGITAL INCLUSION The Government approved a draft law on Digital Accessibility of Online Services. This bill sets mechanisms to ensure all users — including people with disabilities and the elderly — can access essential digital services. This is a move toward harmonising

2/7 A STRATEGIC IMPERATIVE As Prime Minister Yuliia Svyrydenko stressed, accessibility is not just about individual needs — it is about "all of us, about a society where everyone is needed for common recovery, development, and building a state for all." This is fundamentally a

Tuesday, November 11th. The daily demilitarisation report is in. russia's losses continue to mount: 🔥 1,020 personnel 🔥 217 UAVs 🔥 79 vehicles 🔥 18 artillery systems/MLRS Total personnel liquidated: 1,153,180. The aggressor's bill is paid daily. #RussianLosses

7/7 Each drone has its mission. Together, they are the all-seeing eyes of the Hawks. See these high-tech predators and their elite pilots in action in our new photo report. 🔗 https://t.co/vfhIOPV5Hf #AFU #UkraineWar #Drones #Recon #Yastruby #SlavaUkraini

6/7 Songbird The all-seeing scout. Its key advantage? VTOL. It takes off and lands vertically anywhere, like a real bird, giving it unmatched flexibility. It combines the endurance of a plane with the agility of a multicopter.

5/7 Flirt Cetus The heavyweight of the fleet. Named for the mythological Whale, this high-endurance drone is built for long-range, deep-recon missions, monitoring vast areas far behind enemy lines.

4/7 SHARK It's not just a name; it's a job description. This predator hunts occupiers as if it can "smell their black blood from dozens of kilometers away." A relentless, efficient hunter for the artillery.

3/7 A1-SM Furiia Named for the Furies of Roman myth — goddesses of vengeance. This furious eye flies on swift wings to find the enemy and direct the full, lethal symphony of Ukrainian artillery onto their heads.

2/7 Domakha Named for the legendary Cossack saber. This is the silent saber of the modern battlefield. It’s not just a drone; it’s the spiritual successor to a warrior tradition — fast, precise, and stealthy, guiding artillery fire.

The "Hawks" (Yastruby) of the 411th Drone Regiment have a sharp-eyed arsenal. They hunt deep in the enemy's rear with 5 specialised recon drones, each with a unique personality and mission. Meet the toolkit.🧵👇

🇺🇦🇬🇧 The UK Parliament is learning from Ukraine about modern drone warfare. Deputy Minister of Defence Hanna Hvozdiar briefed the House of Lords on Ukraine's new, adaptive air defence architecture. As Hanna Hvozdiar stated: "In almost four years, our AD system has transformed:

President @ZelenskyyUa just announced in @guardian interview a clear, massive plan to close the sky. The goal: Order 25 Patriot systems from the 🇺🇸U.S. But Ukraine can't wait years for production. The strategic proposal: 🇪🇺European allies deliver their existing systems now.

Monday, November 10th. A new week begins with the same relentless math for the 🇷🇺aggressor. The daily demilitarisation report is in: 🔥 1,090 personnel 🔥 77 vehicles 🔥 57 UAVs 🔥 9 artillery systems 🔥 7 tanks 🔥 7 APVs Total personnel liquidated: 1,152,160. The grind