  In an attempt to understand the origin of post groups introduced by C. Bai,
L. Guo, Y. Sheng, R. Tang, from the perspective of rings, we introduce the
notion of (weak) twisted post groups. First, we show that every element in a
twisted post group is attached to a unique group and the twisted post group can
be decomposed as the disjoint union of such groups. Next, we show the category
of weak twisted post groups and the category of skew trusses are isomorphic,
every two-sided twisted post group has the structure of two-sided skew braces.
Furthermore, we prove that every abelian two-sided twisted post group is
associated with a radical ring. Then we introduce the notion of twisted post
Lie algebras, and study their algebraic properties. Indeed, we show that the
differentiation of every twisted post Lie group is a twisted post Lie algebra.
Finally, we linearize (weak) twisted post groups, and propose the notion of
(weak) twisted post Hopf algebras. We show that every twisted post Hopf algebra
gives rise to another Hopf algebra, called sub-adjacent Hopf algebra.
