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"I seriously wonder if people realize that the more they hate Lera due to her country of origin, the more they make her into Robin."

I seriously wonder if people realize that any comparison between reality and a fictional character renders their words meaningless.

I will not repeat the same thing a thousand times just because you people seem to have lost the ability to read or something. You can just come in and re-read some of my posts and the posts of other Ukrainians. Literally everything is clearly written there. But the fate of the "unfortunate" russians hurts you so much that you absolutely do not care about the opinion of Ukrainians. The line about the russians who went to the rally and supported Ukraine is especially funny. Ok, we are grateful to them, what next? Should I now close my eyes to everything and not highlight important issues that concern us? People, this is not an anime, we live in a country that is shelled and destroyed every day by the russians. Wake up and think about what you are writing.

russians: literally kill Ukrainians, want to destroy Ukraine and try to turn Ukrainians into russians.

Westerns 🥱😴.

Ukrainians: Asking the russians who living in the west for a clear position on the war. Asked Westerns not to spread the culture and influence of russia through the pop culture during the genocidal war. You can support the culture of countries that suffered from russian aggression: Syria, Moldova, Georgia, Ukraine.

Westerns: Oh my God, you are so aggressive and angry, you are xenophobes, putin was right.

Yes, literally this.

Westerners: A rich russian model who doesn't care about the war > Ukrainians who die in the war every day.

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‼️Consequences of the Russian attack with guided aerial bombs on Kharkiv. There are people under the rubble

UPD: The number of people killed in Kharkiv has increased to three people, the demolition of the rubble continues.

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Project Nedopysani confirmed at least 194 literature figures killed by Russia during war.

This list will continue to grow. Russia commits genocide, both physical and cultural, every day. This is why you likely didn't know much about Ukraine until 2022: Russia tried and continues to wipe out our culture from existence.

Please, support Ukrainian artists and spread awareness about Russia's war crimes.

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it's been said before but one reason i prefer engagement on tumblr over twitter is the longevity posts have, you don't see people liking bangers from over 6 months after posting it on twitter, meanwhile on tumblr you have folks circulating entire graveyards from ten+ years ago, and that's just normal for us

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Haven't seen anything pass my dash about the Ukrainian hits on large Russian ammo depots this week. Cheers to that though 🇺🇦

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Bahmut had 17 schools, 29 kindergartens, 5 colleges, 5 theaters, 12 libraries, a salt mine and the biggest underground concert hall in the world.

This city no longer exists

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Timothy Snyder explaining the genocide against Ukrainians.

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Kharkiv's Faktor-Druk printing house has resumed operation after being severely damaged by a Russian missile strike on May 23. The facility is only partially restored, and they have shifted focus to printing essential educational materials such as textbooks for the new school year.

According to Tatiana Hryniuk, the general director, damages from the Russian missile strike exceed €10 million, with losses still being calculated. The attack claimed seven lives and destroyed almost 100,000 books.

Source: Kharkiv’s Faktor-Druk printing house resumes operations after Russian missile strike

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whatever ship bingo people make this one will always be my favourite ❤️

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Mortality Rate for 20-24 Age Group by Gender

by n0tpc

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the world would be way more advanced if westerners would stop trying to dictate how ukrainians should feel about russians

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it’s kinda fucked up that you’re only an age for a year. I didn’t know how to be 23 yet, let me try again

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Central and Eastern European floods

Starting on September 14th, floods have been sweeping central and Eastern Europe. As I think quite a few of the people who follow this blog might be affected, I thought I'd use the wisdom of the crowd to make a masterpost with links to information. Don't get your info from tumblr posts, but I can link, you know? So here I present: The highly cynical poll to boost engagement. Please leave links to any good sources in the comments, reblogs, asks, etc. (for the purposes of the poll, anyone who lives in Europe, has a European citizenship, or otherwise has a strong connection to Europe counts as 'European')

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FLOODS IN POLAND - FUNDRAISERS AND DONATIONS MASTERPOST

As you know, southwestern Poland is currently under water and people are losing homes, animals, even lives. Rebuilding everything will take weeks and months.

Here are fundraisers you can support. For non-Polish payers - pay with Apple Pay/Google Pay/PayPal!

Siepomaga.pl

Pomagam.pl (various fundraisers)

Polski Czerwony Krzyż - Polish Red Cross: domestic and international

Caritas Poland

Fundusz Lokalny Masywu Śnieżnika (local fund from the most affected area)

City of Kłodzko (Poland only)

Polska Akcja Humanitarna

Stronie Śląskie fundraiser (run by Polish sports journalist born in Stronie Śląskie)

Festiwal Górski w Lądku-Zdroju

HumanDoc

In Poland you can also physically donate goods like:

- bottled water

- dry food

- personal care products (toilet paper, shower gels, toothbrushes, pads, shampoos, soap, deodorants, new underwear)

All information is available on cities’ Facebook sites - go check your local page!

Reblog for visibility and if possible - donate! 🫡

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"Another image then appeared — of Yaroslav, clearly shocked and his face smeared with blood, gazing off into the distance. And like many Ukrainians who have experienced endless air raids, I thought of all the recent nights when I thought it acceptable to place my child in a hallway to sleep, safely distant from windows during an air raid; and how I continued with mundane tasks — making tea, feeding the dog, working. I convinced myself that he was safe. Yaroslav’s experience haunts me, and many others. Now I stay in the hallway. Just like all Ukrainian parents, I guess. I’d prefer to die with my boy and avoid the pain of survival."

—Lera Burlakova, Ukrainian journalist and former soldier

Source: Dear Russian Missile — Kill Us Together