Ukraine Knows How to Defeat Russia. Like No One Else
We turned generations of oppression into a blueprint for how to stop them
THERE IS SOMETHING WE UKRAINIANS know that no textbook can teach.
No military drill can replicate it.
We learned how to fight Russians the way a child learns not to touch fire.
With pain. With scars.
Three years of war isn’t a number on a timeline. It’s a sacrifice that almost broke us, but taught us so much.
We stepped into the learning curve of how to defeat Russians.
Because we are living this curve.
Eighty years ago, the Allies were losing battle after battle in North Africa. They learned through failure, through blood, through soldiers who never came home.
But by the time they reached Italy, they were stronger. By France, they were almost unstoppable.
But that only happened because they chose to keep learning, even when it cost them everything.
The learning curve of how to defeat the Nazis.
They lost thousands. They nearly lost it all. But in the end, they prevailed.
We are another edition of the Allies now, but fighting alone and at home. And no one has gone as deep into these lessons as we have.
Our learning curve against Russians didn’t start three years ago. It has centuries behind it.
We were colonized by them. Forced to speak their language.
Told to think their thoughts, to dream their dreams, to disappear ourselves inside their empire.
We know them better than they know themselves.
That’s exactly the reason Ukraine matters to the world:
No one on Earth is better prepared to destroy Russian imperialism as we are.
No one else has learned every corner of their cruelty and every fracture in their character.
We don’t see our language scars as weakness. We don’t hold our centuries of oppression as a reason to ask for pity.
We hold them as an opportunity to defeat them.
Our knowledge about them is the key. It will open every trench, expose every lie they’ve sold to the world.
Supporting Ukraine isn’t about charity. It isn’t about helping a distant victim. It’s about ending this war for all of us.
Because depending where you are, Russia may seem far and exotic, but be sure… it is a threat for you too.
We didn’t choose this war, but we decided what to do with it.
We didn’t ask to become experts in Russian psychology, but we had to. We never wanted to know the sound of of missiles above the roof, but we learned.
We didn’t plan to carry the weight of the free world on our shoulders. We just carried it, because someone had to.
You might think this war in this distant land is someone else’s scream, echoing across your phone screen.
But every echo is born from a real scream. From a throat torn open somewhere.
We are that scream.
We can keep screaming. But we can’t carry it alone forever.
We need people who are brave enough to hold the echo with us.
Don’t let it be swallowed by the next headline or the next distraction.
If you listen, you know that it doesn’t just belong to us anymore.
If you feel this echo inside you now, don’t let it fade.
Stay with us.
Carry it forward in every way you can.
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Viktor, the screams rose from your soil, but the wind carried it into all our lungs. We hear it—sharp, unyielding—woven now into our breath. You fight with memory; we must answer with presence. We will not look away.
We are listening to you and we won't forget. We won't leave you because you are in our hearts and prayers and minds now. Slava Ukraine!!!!