Torna Tochnyi Talks in italiano! 🇺🇦🇮🇹
«Sono di sinistra, pro-Ucraina. E ora chi voto?»
🎙️ Con Andrea Gilli @aa_gilli parleremo della realtà della guerra, della narrazione italiana e del dilemma degli elettori di sinistra che sostengono Ucraina.
📅 3 novembre | 20:30 CET
This Sunday evening, Tochnyi will be live to discuss Russia’s 🇷🇺 perception of the “Kill Zone.”
The discussion will feature Erlend (@edrotning), Joseph (@JThomason88), Stanimir (@delfoo), GAU (@deaidua), and Colby Badhwar (@ColbyBadhwar).
We’re also pleased to welcome Rob Lee (@RALee85) to this week’s talk.
Join us Sunday at 20:00 Berlin time, 21:00 Kyiv time, and 14:00 New York time.
🔗Watch the livestream on our YouTube channel: youtube.com/live/31GLq0pGO0k
Our latest piece at Tochnyi, by @eDrotning, looks at the gap between Ukraine’s battlefield innovation ecosystem and Western defence industry habits.
This @7corpsDSHV interview captures 'the problem and the road to succeeding' in Ukraine remarkably well.
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How can defense business operate effectively in the Ukraine?
Is it enough to simply bring a product and offer it to the military? Who helps bridge the gap between a prototype and battlefield deployment? And why is having a presence in Ukraine becoming critical for success?
These questions and more are discussed with Yevhenii Pylypenko, Commercial Director of General Cherry, one of Ukraine's largest FPV drone manufacturers.
Watch, share this video, and follow us!
Ukraine’s long-range strike campaign into temporarily occupied territories is intensifying.
From July 2025 to April 2026, our data records 1,042 strikes, with activity rising sharply in March 2026
Analysis by @HartreeFock
Ukraine’s mid-range strike operations are becoming faster, broader, and more systematic.
@HartreeFock and our researchers analyse the expanding aerial campaign against Russian military infrastructure in occupied territories and Russian border regions.
tochnyi.info/2026/04/control…
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We are fundraising to provide Khartiia with critical transport vans. Logistics keeps the front moving. Please support the mission below.
You can donate here: paypal.com/donate?campaign_i…
Vehicles are a commodity. We've tracked vehicle losses in Ukraine for years, including light-skinned vehicles such as vans and pickup trucks. Those who follow us know and understand the attrition rates.
The scale is immense. In the first 22 days of April alone, we tracked 931 losses in this category (cars, pickups, SUVs, and vans, combined).
As our followers know, video analysis captures only a fraction of the total losses. While some of these vehicles are ultimately recovered and repaired, many are abandoned, stripped for parts, or destroyed. This is the reality of war.
Support for Ukraine means funding and supplying these vehicles.
Why Vans? Cargo In → Casualties Out
Inbound: Vans protect sensitive cargo, such as electronics, from dust, mud, and rain.
Outbound: Once goods are delivered, these vehicles provide a protected, enclosed space to evacuate the wounded for treatment.
The Goal: $100,000
We are raising funds to purchase, repair, and prep vans for Khartiia and another secret special unit.
The budget covers the purchase price, mud tires, spare parts, and technical preparation required for front-line deployment.
This is the first fundraiser spearheaded by my data collection and mapping project, Ukraine Daily Update, in association with volunteers at Tochnyi. To ensure total transparency and professional logistics, we are partnering with Liberty Ukraine, which will handle the backend and 501(c)(3) status.
We know our audience understands the scale of this need. We hope those who are able will donate to help us get these vans to the front as promptly as possible.
The fundraiser page is here, with alternative ways to donate:
libertyukraine.org/from-scre…







