#Слава Україні

[collapsethevillain]

Happy vyshyvanka day! The day of the ukrainian embroidered shirt. Here's my character Hydra wearing vyshyvanka with Kharkiv's region ornaments.

[draumurt]

This post is for Ukrainians. If you know people from Ukraine, please, send them this post, this is extremely important.(FINISHED)

Я вже двічі підписую цю петицію і у нас знову великий шанс її продути. У нас залишилося всього 20 днів, щоб набрати достатньо голосів на петицію про відставку Миколи Хавронюка.

Микола Хавронюк розробляє новий кримінальний кодекс України. В суспільстві він висловлювався за зняття відповідальности із насильника. Мовляв, занадто жорстоко, перекладає відповідальність на жертву (спровокувала), ставить запитання чи було проникнення і (!)яка інтенсивність. В петиції є повний текст і з цитатами, тому прошу прочитати і ПІДПИСАТИ. Людина, яка поширює подібні наративи в суспільстві не має жодного права впливати на закони нашої держави. Я прошу поширити цей допис, посилання і залучити якомога більше людей, инакше ми вдруге продуємо цю петицію.

https://petition.kmu.gov.ua/petitions/5329

Donate to the Ukrainian army, spread information about the ruzzian war crimes, Stand With Ukraine

[teleportzz]

i think i need to start making something very clear, as i should have done a long time ago.

Ukraine hasn't stopped needing your help and listening to our voices hasn't stopped being important

i think i've been way too patient and understanding with non-ukrainians following me. but i'm tired and angry and hurting and i've been carrying this burden, as all ukrainians have, for a very long time.

i am officially completely done with all those posts fucking "comparing" ukraine and palestine. i've tried to be understanding. i know you're trying to say that ukrainians get slightly better press coverage in the west due to white privilege, but our press coverage in the west is still dogshit. our genocide and colonization is still reduced to a "war" ukraine is still described as a "post-soviet state" and ethnic minorities in ukraine are still never mentioned. crimean tatars, koryo-saram, romani-ukrainians, jewish ukrainians, muslim-ukrainians, and many other communities have been disproportionately targeted by ruzzia's relentless violence and you still say nothing of their unique struggles and experiences. not to even mention how, although ukrainian diaspora in north america, like myself, have white privilege, ukrainians in europe face discrimination from both ruzzia and western europeans. they are not privileged

we are called slurs and subjected to other ethnically and culturally motivated violence by ruzzians very frequently when we try to tell our stories. ukrainian diaspora try to use our privilege and knowledge of english to advocate, but we are always shut down by ruzzians because we are always somehow either "too western" or "too ukrainian" to know what we are talking about.

and it really doesn't help that SOMEHOW none of you seem capable of caring about more than one genocide at a time. those posts comparing ukraine to palestine is all you have to say about us as our printing houses are being destroyed and our babies are being taken away and raised as ruzzians. weird! i don't seem to have this problem! caring about multiple genocides at a time and advocating for the liberty and power of all oppressed people is second nature to me. maybe because i don't have the privilege of only caring about one genocide at a time.

like sorry but i'm officially done. comparing which genocide is """""worse""""" is such a horrible and incomprehensibly evil thing to do. victims of genocide are standing together in solidarity. westerners with no connection to these issues do not have a seat at this table

[bakinochkame]

🌏🏢💙💛

[yuliia-ozen]

[ukraineblr]

October 1st - the Ukrainian Defender's Day.

Thank you, warriors defending everything we have - our past, our present, and our future.

Eternal glory to fallen heroes.

[dieversa]

The day of mourning every morning...

Today russia killed at least 20 people and left more than 75 wounded in Odesa, Ukraine.

There used to be good days and bad days but now in Odesa there are days with drone attacks and days with missile attacks. There are very few quiet days without any attack or air raid. 

But you can never escape the inner anxiety. Even on a tranquil day. The war has taken hold of me like a virus, seeping into every cell of my blood.

It feels like a peaceful life I can only experience in my dreams now. But no. Ironically, I only have dreams of nuclear explosions or bombing of residential houses, which seamlessly merge into waking up to real ones.

[marykk1990]

My next post in support of Ukraine is:

Next site, is one we visited much earlier in the thread. The ancient city of Chersonesus in Crimea. It was a Greek colony dating from the 6th century BC. I decided to post about it again as it has now been pretty much completely destroyed. The muscovite barbarians have built "russian" Orthodox Church that now overlooks the site, but even worse, they have now built a brand new theater right on top of the ancient city. They also have stolen antiquities from the museum that were onsite and taken those to Volvograd. muscovy doesn't value actual real history. It only steals and destroys. It is now trying to rewrite the history of Crimea in an effort to legitimize its illegal annexation. It won't work.

#CrimeaIsUkraine

#StandWithUkraine

#СлаваУкраїні 🇺🇦🌻

[horpyna]

the beginning of that week was full of suspense and yet life was going on until it didn't. on 23.02.2022 i was donating blood. it was my first time donating blood. i found out that my natal documents probably state my blood type wrong. i would have gotten a free blood test results in a few days and found out the truth. i never came back to pick them up.

on 24.02.2022 couldn't sleep bc the news about my blood type bewildered me. that night there were three loud explosions in my city. it wasn't confusing at first bc there were building sight near us and it would usually make a lot of noise. but nothing like those explosions. also, there's no building at night. after the third explosion i checked twitter and everything became clear. the situation was much worse in the East too. Grandma was already awake and worried. i stayed with her during day. we waited for what's coming next.

on 25.02.2023 i was suppose to have a job interview. i applied for it during winter holidays. i never went there. first they've called to postpone then i wasn't in the city anymore.

I didn't have a plan for life anymore, it became apparent the same morning. the front was moving closer from the East, there was no certainty as to when would be our turn. i was afraid that our local government would surrender the city if russians arrive. i was genuinely planning to go to first aid course, now that it was more important that ever. i was even ready to go stand in queue for military training course. i couldn't tell my mom though. i knew she would be horrified. i also knew that have i decide to join the defence forces, they would be left alone. my mom would be left alone to look after my sister and my grandma and my dad. so i stayed by her side. I hoped it would be just for a while. it was still relatively quiet in odesa.

they we hoped it wouldn't be long. we hoped that it wouldn't take so many lives, both civilians and defenders. but it did. and it's been 2 years of full-scale war, 10 years of war for our rights to exist as Ukraine. Brave men and women of Armed Forces of Ukraine have been holding the defence for this long. im grateful for each day that i live through in safety. it's never a granted thing now, it wasn't for 10 years. there's always a price paid in blood, health or someone's life.

I don't know how long it will last, but im hopeful. that we will win, and we will heal after all. and then we will prosper again all odds.

[alina-rubanenko]

turn on the sound to hear the comments in English

russians are bombing us every day. They take away from us the most precious - life. Their goal is to exterminate us. Every day for us is full of horror, loss and pain. Despite this, we still live our lives we have, even if it could be taken away by russians at any moment. We write books, create books, buy books, study. russians are trying to take that away from us as well. In general, everything. And not only from us, you too. We have to be strong, united and wise in order to defeat this global evil. This is our common war with you and responsibility for the future. Thanks to everyone who cares and is doing everything possible for our joint victory. You are incredible. Let's keep going.

Декілька днів тому почала читати книжку видавництва Vivat. Це абсолютний збіг але відчуття моторошні. Я зараз читаю серію книг "Дюна" і після "Дітей Дюни" мене чомусь потягнуло прочитати саме "Завтра. Завтра. Завтра", яку я придбала пів року тому.

Це не єдина книжка видавництва Vivat, яка у мене є, проте це єдина була непрочитана мною книжка від них в моїй бібліотеці. Нажаль, відтепер ця книга назавжди буде в мене асоціюватись зі смерттю співробітників друкарні, яких вбили росіяни. Мої співчуття сім'ям.

Закликаю вас підтримати видавництво. Придбайте у них книжки, якщо ще цього не зробили. Навіть якщо ви не фанат читання.

[nezoriy]

today is 2 years of russia’s full-scale invasion.

i painted these 24.02.22 bc it was the only way to process that my world changed forever.

if you're not Ukrainian, please remember: every time you see my art, or you see me and think hey this looks like a thriving queer person -- it's only possible because right now someone is protecting me from the r*zzians and someone is being killed by them not so far away.

keep sharing information about Ukraine. keep donating if you can. the war is not over.

я пишаюсь тим, що ми все ще тут. ми надзвичайно сильні. я обнімаю кожн_ну. ми вистоїмо.

Слава Україні.

Glory to Ukraine.

[tenderdevil]

Українки та Українці, робіть реблог і пишіть з якої ви області 💙💛

Закарпатська 🌲

[collapsethevillain]

It’s been a year since.

I’m from Ukraine and I can not and I don’t want to leave this date without a picture

[bakinochkame]

I love my Dnepr 💛💙

🌐🏙⛵️

[maksiov]

Recent 3d mural for hydrometeorologist center in Kyiv @kyiv_hmc Dedicated to important work of hydrometeorologists nowadays for Ukraine. Assist by @dave_ciolkosz Powered by @streetartcities . Special thanks to Tim and Bart, to @nataliia_ptukha and all employees of the department, to the State Emergency Service of Ukraine. Location: Zolotovoritska str. 6V, entrance from Yaroslaviv Val.str. 10

[dragonflies-world]

Те，від чого ти тікаєш，згодом стає частиною тебе．