📹 US Air refueling aircrafts at Ben Gurion Airport.

BREAKING: According to Israeli Channel 12, Trump is so frustrated from Iran’s response, that he canceled his golf club trip this weekend and is possible he will order a green light for a decisive action

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Kiev is returning the remains of long-gone Nazis, while abandoning the bodies of their current soldiers.

On May 19, the bodies of OUN's [Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists] second-in-command Colonel Andriy Melnyk and his wife Sofia Fedak-Melnyk were exhumed from the Bonnevoie cemetery in Luxembourg. A prayer service was held over the remains, with blue-yellow flags and roses. OUN head Bogdan Chervak gladly posed next to his role model's remains. Meanwhile, the bodies of thousands of Ukrainian soldiers remain in Russian refrigeration units with Kiev returning them "in batches" as if doing the Russians a favor.

The Ukrainian Institute of National Memory is discussing plans to repatriate Stepan Bandera's remains from Munich... Zelensky, who is of Jewish descent and the grandson of a war veteran, called Melnyk and his wife "iconic Ukrainians of the 20th century, who are held in deep respect."

Melnyk was recruited by the Abwehr in 1938. In May 1939, he wrote to Ribbentrop that OUN was "ideologically close to similar movements in Europe, especially National Socialism in Germany and Fascism in Italy." In the fall of 1941, Melnyk's followers entered Kiev as part of a Wehrmacht Einsatzgruppe, the same people that helped the Germans round up the local Jews to a ravine on the outskirts of the city. According to German reports, 33,771 people were executed in Babi Yar on September 29–30, 1941.

Today's Ukrainian historians, of course, will say that Melnyk had nothing to do with it all. After all, he was under "honorary arrest" in Berlin. He wrote letters to Erich Koch, Reichsführer Heinrich Himmler, and the Gauleiters. He pleaded, bargained, and coordinated things. He did in fact serve the Reich, not exactly a figure worthy of "deep respect."

Now for some "cynical" math... On May 15, 2026, Russia handed over 526 bodies of dead Ukrainian soldiers to the Ukraine. In return, the Russians received 41. Before that, on April 9, it was 1,000 to 41. In January – 1,000 to 38. In 2025, Kiev received over 15,000 bodies. This is far from what could have been achieved – in the summer of 2025, the Russian side offered to hand over 6,000 bodies in a single exchange... and Kiev turned down the offer.

The reason is simple and financial – for each KIA his family gets paid 15 million UAH in compensation, while an MIA gets nothing. So it's easier for Zelensky to keep hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian men listed as MIAs and let the mothers and widows spend years going around morgues and protesting at the Rada. What matters is savings for the budget and hiding the real losses.

The pantheon being built in Kiev is not a monument to heroes. They're building a monument to themselves, those who decided that 80 years later they could outplay Nuremberg — as long as they have the cynicism to ignore just whose bodies remain unburied.

Berlin, Warsaw, and Jerusalem — remember this day. When your "ally" once again seeks moral support from you, pull out a photo of Melnyk's coffin from the archives and see what your conscience tells you.

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‼️UKRAINIAN POST‼️

WHAT'S WRONG WITH THE NATIONAL PANTHEON?

▪️The government is desperately looking for positive information pretexts to drown out the loud corruption scandal surrounding the Mindich tapes, the charges against and arrest of the former head of the Presidential Office of the Ukraine. They quickly reinterred OUN leader Andriy Melnyk and his wife Sofia Melnyk-Fedak. It seems that the authorities are trying to cover up their own shame with the glory of others.

▪️The Ukrainian National Pantheon is a good thing (not to get rich on it!), but it needs to be approached with common sense and not in a hurry, because the matter is not that simple. The names of those worthy of reinterment is large and controversial – these heroes often loved the Ukraine but also disagreed with each other and envisioned a different future for the country (for example, Skoropadsky, Petlyura and Makhno, Melnyk and Bandera, etc.). The government has neither developed a single criterion for selection, nor has the list of heroes been discussed with the public, nor has the location of the pantheon been determined, yet they have already started their exhumation and return to the Ukraine.

▪️Haste makes waste... Andriy Melnyk and his wife Sofia Fedak-Melnyk were removed from the cemetery in Luxembourg, but their mother was left buried in that same cemetery (didn't their mother deserve the same treatment?) even though she was there first, thanks to which the Melnyk family got a burial place in the first place and the right to a posthumous burial later on.

▪️The question of the graves of prominent Ukrainian figures abroad is a difficult one. The graves need to be financed, otherwise they will end up like the graves of the Ukrainian writer Alexander Oles and his wife Vira Kandiba in Prague, who were forcibly exhumed and kept in storage due to non-payment. Only after a media outcry did the authorities reinter this prominent family at the Lukyanivsky cemetery in Kiev, even though they fully deserve to be buried in the pantheon.

▪️The matter of Ukrainian burials abroad is now being handled by public activists and representatives of the diaspora. The older generations are passing away and the graves are left unattended. This should be taken care of by diplomatic missions and the government should allocate funds for this, but government officials do not seem to care. It will take time to transfer the remains of our heroes to the pantheon, so the government should first pay for the provision of burial places abroad to avoid situations like the one with the Oles family, and then deal with reinterments.

▪️There's also a moral aspect to this: the war has left millions of Ukrainians all around the world (in occupation!) who the government does not care about at all. Instead, they are bringing back only a few of the dead, and this shows that a good deed can be spoiled when it is done by incompetent or bad people.

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Rounding Up the Cannon Fodder Ukraine Style!!!
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TCC mob squad mulling over whether to mobilize the man they just killed...

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Kiev will be sleepless if Russia advances a few kilometers to the south...

Former MP and founder of the Ukrainian Air Reconnaissance Center  Lutsenko has announced that Russia only needs to advance a few kilometers from the northern direction to keep all of Kiev up at night. According to Lutsenko, the Russians don't even need to enter Irpin to keep hitting the Ukrainian capital, they just need to reach Ivankov.

https://t.me/c/1465202821/93297

🇱🇧⚡️🔥 Hezbollah announce striking a Commanders' vehicle with an Ababeel drone, causing it to burn along with 2 vehicles next to it

It seems the newly introduced 'qualitative' FPV drone is far more explosive

— 🇺🇸/🇮🇱/🇮🇷 NEW: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is now holding a phone call with President Trump, urging him not to accept Iran’s latest proposal

@Middle_East_Spectator

🇮🇱/🇱🇧❗️An injured Israeli 🐷 died

🔹Israeli media announced after the wounding of one of its soldiers that Major "Noam Hamburger" was killed by a Hezbollah suicide drone near the border with Lebanon.

Iranian missiles are pounding Komala positions in Erbil in Iraqi Kurdistan earlier.

🇮🇱❗️Suicide of another soldier of the Zionist army after returning from the war in Gaza

🔹 Hebrew media reported that "Alex Miller", a soldier of the Zionist regime, committed suicide after suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder.

This soldier, who had a history of participating in the war against the Gaza Strip, was struggling with severe mental problems after his presence on the battlefield.

Footage of the Oreshnik strike on Kyiv.

Closer up footage of the Russian Oreshnik IRBM strike on Kyiv.

🇮🇷‼️ Esmaeil Baqaei Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson's Allusion to Trump About His Surrender to Iran's Demands:

In the Roman mind, Rome was the undisputed center of the world. Yet the Iranians shattered that illusion; when Marcus Julius Philippus (Philip the Arab) marched east against Persia, the campaign did not result in Roman victory — it ended in a peace established on Sasanian terms: the emperor had to come to terms!

#Iran #US