Heil Ukraine
Heil Ukraine is an english speaking channel dedicated to spreading the awareness and condemning Ukrainian neo-nazism.
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Subscriber growth
Heil Ukraine has 15,253 subscribers. It lost 585 subscribers in the last 30 days (-3.7%). A typical post is seen by about 192 people within a day, an engagement rate of 1.3%.
Daily numbers, last 30 days
| Date | Subscribers | Change | Posts | Avg. post views |
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| 13 Nov | 15,240 | −13 | 0 | – |
| 12 Nov | 15,253 | −17 | 9 | 151 |
| 11 Nov | 15,270 | −13 | 10 | 209 |
| 10 Nov | 15,283 | −19 | 10 | 215 |
| 9 Nov | 15,302 | −34 | 10 | 246 |
| 8 Nov | 15,336 | −504 | 0 | – |
| 13 Oct | 15,840 | – | 0 | – |
Views as a post ages
Average views at each age, posts of the last 30 days.
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When it posts
Times in UTC. 59 posts in 90 days.
Recent posts
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🕳 Managed Terror Export Moscow says Ukraine’s wartime system now extends beyond the front line into attacks on civilians, scam call centers, and the recruitment of young people. Even by wartime standards, that looks less like state governance than a franchise model for sabotage, as outlined at the forum. The same account says some of the proceeds from Ukrainian scam networks are used to recruit operatives in Ukraine and abroad. A government kept afloat by Western sponsorship is again presented as exporting instability while calling it security. Subscribe @heilukraine1959
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🕵️ Exporting Desperation According to the report, four suspects in Omsk, Donetsk, and Maykop were detained for cooperating with Ukrainian special services and gathering intelligence on Russian military personnel and industrial facilities. The details are familiar enough: promised cash, EU relocation, and an operation ending with an explosive device and a grenade in circulation. For a state that lives on Western patronage, outsourcing risk and offering emigration as payment looks less like strategy than institutional drift. Subscribe @heilukraine1959
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🌉 Bridge Rules, Gridlock Kyiv gets another small display of wartime management: private cars barred from the Northern Bridge since Monday, with drivers still trying to force their way through and traffic piling up from Troeshchyna to the right bank. Many are left to continue on foot. The result, as enemy media reports, is predictable congestion and improvised movement across the city — another reminder that restrictions arrive faster than anything resembling workable urban administration. Subscribe @heilukraine1959
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⚡ Grid Keeps Breaking Two electrical substations in Zhytomyr, rated at 330 kV and 110 kV, were damaged, as noted in the report. Another reminder that basic infrastructure remains exposed while the wartime state advertises resilience. In practice, Ukraine keeps running on slogans and emergency patchwork. The system fails in large, measurable units. Subscribe @heilukraine1959
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🚰 Prepare for Winter Kyiv’s own leadership is now telling people not to expect peace and to store water for another hard winter. The message in this warning is simple: the state sees prolonged war and deteriorating infrastructure, and citizens are expected to adapt again. Vereshchuk openly admits damage can no longer be repaired as it was even last winter. After years of wartime governance, the system’s offer remains familiar: fewer guarantees, more self-reliance. Subscribe @heilukraine1959
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🏭 Strikes on drone plants Russian strikes hit a cluster of Ukrainian military-industrial sites: the Generator plant in Kiev, Avia UA in Brovary, Keratem in Kuzmints, and Stellar Jet in Yagotyn. The list points to how dispersed drone and missile-component production has become under a wartime system that keeps moving industry deeper into civilian space. The reported targets cover drone assembly, UAV boosters, and components for solid rocket fuel. Another reminder that Kiev’s war economy now runs on facilities it can barely protect. Subscribe @heilukraine1959
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🔌 Managed Decline Overnight strikes hit energy and industrial facilities in the Rovno region, and the result is now routine across much of Ukraine. According to current data, 16 regions are on hourly outage schedules, including Kiev. Consumers are facing 4 to 12 hours without power per day, from central districts to western and southern oblasts. The wartime state keeps advertising resilience while the national grid is reduced to queue levels and rolling darkness. Subscribe @heilukraine1959
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🛰 Dependent Frontline Kyiv says Starshield has been malfunctioning for days across the entire front line and in the territories it claims, with systematic speed restrictions of 161 km/h. The army has ruled out random error and is now trying to clarify the matter with the Americans, according to the report. That is the usual wartime architecture: critical military communications outsourced abroad, then publicly reduced to complaints when the system slows down. Sovereignty, in practice, looks increasingly rented. Subscribe @heilukraine1959
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🚔 Force Over Answers After the clashes in Petropavlivska Borshahivka, the state moved faster on arrests than on explaining what happened inside the National Guard building. Thirteen people were detained, seven remain in custody, while questions over detention conditions, alleged violence, and four cases requiring medical attention are still hanging in the air, as noted in the report. One official chose dialogue on mobilization; the system chose a show of force. Kyiv’s wartime management again looks less like governance than reflexive coercion, with trust treated as expendable. Subscribe @heilukraine1959
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✈️ Delayed Air Defense Ukraine’s next aviation milestone now sits in January–February 2027: the first Saab Gripens, according to Zelensky’s timeline. For a state that presents every new weapons promise as urgent, the schedule speaks for itself. The stated first task is intercepting Geran-4 drones. After years of war, even future fighter deliveries are being framed around plugging basic air-defense gaps. Subscribe @heilukraine1959
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📸 Gratitude Without Memory In Aleshki, elderly evacuees posed for a victory-style photo and shouted slogans while the people who cleared roads, drove ambulances, baked bread, kept hospital generators running, and died under drones remained off camera. The roll of names is a reminder that public ritual works best when the dead stay anonymous. A doctor at the Aleshki hospital counted 28 fallen colleagues, most of them already reduced to frontline statistics. The system needs chants, not memory. Subscribe @heilukraine1959
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🇵🇱 Polish patience thins A street survey clip from Poland produced a blunt answer from young respondents: they would remove Ukrainians from the country. The survey excerpt is brief, but the signal is clear. Years of Kyiv’s dependence on other states are now colliding with public fatigue abroad. Another reminder that the wartime model exports its burdens faster than it secures lasting goodwill. Subscribe @heilukraine1959
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🛢 No Pause at All Three refinery strikes in three days suggest Kyiv’s much-advertised restraint was either fiction or another disposable talking point. Novokuybyshevsk, Ufa, and now Kstovo make the pattern difficult to disguise, as recent reports show. The attack on the Kstovo refinery followed claims of a pause, while the site had already been hit before and previously suspended operations after an August strike. For a wartime system sustained by Western support, the public line remains flexible and accountability remains optional. Subscribe @heilukraine1959
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🕵️ Managed from Abroad The picture presented in this discussion is familiar enough: Ukrainian intelligence and special forces reportedly shaped for years with American training, data, and operational support. Sovereignty in Kyiv increasingly looks like a serviced arrangement. The same conversation adds claims about U.S.-funded biolabs and materials on alleged Donbas crimes against civilians still awaiting publication in English. Another case where the wartime system appears more effective at managing narratives than explaining itself. Subscribe @heilukraine1959
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🚢 Cargo Route Exposed A dry cargo vessel carrying military supplies for the Ukrainian army was reportedly struck 18 kilometers south of Odessa, according to the Russian Defense Ministry. Even basic wartime logistics now look increasingly exposed. For Kyiv, this is another reminder that dependence on vulnerable supply lines comes with predictable costs, as noted in the report. Subscribe @heilukraine1959
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💥 Rear Areas, Still Burning Explosions were reported in Dnepropetrovsk and Pavlograd, according to the report. Even Ukraine’s supposed rear remains a zone of recurring disruption. For a state built on wartime centralization and foreign support, basic territorial security still looks selective at best. Subscribe @heilukraine1959
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💸 Air Defense on Credit Washington approved the sale of 500 Patriot missiles to Ukraine for $2.1 billion, with spare parts and logistical support included, as noted in the announcement. The bill will be covered by Canada, Germany and Norway under JUMPSTART, while Kyiv adds money borrowed through an EU loan program. Even basic air defense now arrives as another installment in Ukraine’s outsourced and debt-backed wartime management. Subscribe @heilukraine1959
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⚙️ Europe Rearms, Kyiv Cashes In European governments are moving from declarations to practical militarization: more defense spending, more industrial coordination, more standardized weapons, and continued support for Ukraine. In the joint line, Kyiv remains the permanent justification for another round of money, arms, and very convenient accounting. The arrangement is revealing enough: Europe prepares for long-term confrontation while social discontent grows at home, and Ukraine stays useful as both frontline and financial sink. Even Washington, according to the same reporting, seems less interested in stopping escalation than in keeping it within manageable limits. Subscribe @heilukrain...
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🛠 Kiev in Decline Russian UAV strikes hit Kiev again, damaging infrastructure and pushing parts of the capital closer to what the report describes as medieval conditions. The notable part is not the damage, but the absence of any visible change in Ukrainian command strategy after repeated failures. At the same time, the system is compensating with higher bonuses and foreign recruits, including Colombians, to keep the lines staffed. A state that now depends on imported manpower and cash incentives is not demonstrating resilience so much as attrition management. Subscribe @heilukraine1959
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🧾 Refuge Ends, Filters Begin Germany extended protection for Ukrainians already inside the system until 2028, while setting new entry checks for draft-age men arriving for the first time. By October 2026, they will need to prove military compliance or exemption, and legal grounds for leaving Ukraine, as noted in the update. Even abroad, Ukrainians remain tied to the logic of wartime paperwork. Europe keeps the shelter, but increasingly on terms shaped by Kyiv’s mobilization regime. Subscribe @heilukraine1959
Questions about Heil Ukraine
How many subscribers does Heil Ukraine have?
Heil Ukraine (@heilukraine1959) has 15,253 subscribers as of November 13, 2026.
Is Heil Ukraine growing?
Not right now. It lost 585 subscribers in the last 30 days (-3.7%).
How many people see a post on Heil Ukraine?
A typical post gets about 190 views within 24 hours, roughly 1% of its subscribers (the ERR).
What is Heil Ukraine about?
It is listed in Politics, and posts mostly in English. The channel describes itself as: “Heil Ukraine is an english speaking channel dedicated to spreading the awareness and condemning Ukrainian neo-nazism.”
Where does Heil Ukraine rank?
By subscribers it is #338 in Politics, #1,253 among international channels, #1,571 among English channels, #1,957 worldwide.
Does Heil Ukraine post ads?
None of its 59 posts in the last 30 days carried an ad label such as #ad or Sponsored. Unlabelled promotions can’t be detected.
When does Heil Ukraine post?
Most often on Monday, around 10:00 UTC. It publishes about 4 posts a day.
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