#brave ukraine

[anastasiamaru]

"We just come out of battle..."

Ukrainian director and former political prisoner of the russian federation,Oleg Sentsov,who is currently serving in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, sustained a concussion on the front line. Immediately after the battle, despite being on the ground,he recorded a video

"We have just come out of battle,and those who remained fulfilled their mission, overall....Very very

It was very difficult and crucial turning point to continue(incoherently) our counteroffensive...

3 soldiers who remained in formation were injured by shrapnel due to close combat and grenade exchanges.One is in serious condition,and the other too but not in immediate danger .jus

I'm currently waiting here until they are taken away (to evacuation).As for me,it seems I have a minor concussion.l am lying down (sounds of explosions) back in formation.I want to share this with you so that you all know that we will still prevail in this war,but also to make you aware of the price we are paying for it here"

Thank you Heroes defending our Land!

[dawidstrong]

All about the truth.

[importantwomensbirthdays]

Victoria Amelina

Victoria Amelina was born in 1986 in Lviv, Ukraine. Amelina's debut novel was published in 2014. Her 2017 novel Dom's Dream Kingdom was shortlisted for the European Union Prize for Literature and the UNESCO City of Literature Prize. In 2021, Amelina received the Joseph Conrad Literary Award from the Polish Institute in Kyiv. Her work has been translated into several languages, including German, English, Italian, and Polish. During the war in Ukraine, Amelina set her writing aside to work for the human rights group Truth Hounds, traveling to liberated areas to record the testimonies of witnesses and survivors of Russian crimes.

Victoria Amelina died in 2023 at the age of 37 from injuries sustained in a missile strike.

[lilacsinthedooryard]

Gelena Pavlenko (b Kiev Ukraine 1969)

Iris

"Slava Ukraini!"

Our thought, our song Will not die, will not perish… Oh there, people, is our glory, Glory of Ukraine!  (Taras Shevchenko b 1814)

[humbleapplecrumble]

The war in Ukraine isn’t just about borders—it’s about justice, freedom, and the future of the world order. Russia’s aggression must be confronted with courage and unity. Discover why it’s time for the global community to stand together, end this tyranny, and ensure that justice triumphs over oppression.

[medicinemane]

Mike johnson has so god damn much blood on his hands, obviously Ukrainian blood, but also plenty of American blood

Refusing to renew something that helps vets exposed to atomic blast and Americans who were downwind of the fall out... it's just sick. I can't fucking stand mike johnson, he's one of the worst scum to ever be in congress, and that's fucking saying something

"Johnson refused to allow House members to vote on bipartisan legislation to renew and improve the program"

Fucking quivering little pimple seems to have a real MO for just wringing his hands while insisting it's not his fault, he just can't do the one fucking part of his job of putting shit up to a vote... oh boo hoo, so sad, he'll just have to unilaterally let funding expire on things instead of literally just putting it up to our elected representatives to see if they want to vote yay or nay

Single handedly make the choices but it's not his fault when they work out how they do

Murderer

[dariamarchin]

pet peeve of the day: when foreign companies use themes of current war to appeal to ukrainian consumers

[russianprotesters]

Stick this "law" up your ass || Yashin's response to the Duma

[tomorrowusa]

^^^ Almost exactly a year ago, we saw one of the most impressive moments in the history of the internet featuring one of the most impressive heads of state in modern history.

Wars don’t go away because people in third countries get bored with them. Ukraine needs our support today as much as it did on 24 February 2022.

Putin is still a dangerously delusional autocrat who has broken international law in a big way just because he felt like it. And having started Europe’s biggest war since 1945, he certainly can’t be trusted to uphold any future agreements. He believes he’s the 21st century Peter the Great; though the original Peter would probably cringe at the suggestion.

The only outcome that can result in peace in Europe for the next few decades is for Putin to be pushed out of Ukraine entirely. Anything less than that leaves the door open to attacks on other neighbors based on flimsy historical pretexts which long ago were superseded by international agreements.

[fleurdufeu]

I emailed my us congressman for the first time just now! (Yes I know phone calls are better, but I did at least write my own message without any form.)

[anastasiamaru]

Bakhmut

Ukrainian military tell to the photographers:"Show them how the War looks like"...

russians were driven from this positions

In the dugouts dead bodies of russian "soldiers",whitch can't take out because the corpses are mined.

Ukrainian soldiers have to be here.Have to hold this positions. Despite the heat and the smell of dead enemies

russians don't care about dead bodies of their soldiers.

[amazonsart]

A piece of advice from a Ukrainian warrior

shop the print by the link 

[importantwomensbirthdays]

Kateryna Handziuk

Anti-corruption activist Kateryna Handziuk was born in 1985 in Kherson, Ukraine. Handziuk, a member of the Kherson city council, investigated political corruption and police graft in her home city. She was also vocal on protecting local forests from illegal exploitation and campaigning against Russian-backed separatism. In 2018, Handziuk was attacked with sulphuric acid and suffered burns on more than 30% of her body. After months in the hospital, and 16 operations, she died later that year.

[reginaphalangephalange]

[what-we-fight-for]

Mongolians - descendants of a people whom, united under Chinggis Khan, once burned Kyiv to the ground, now protest the genocidal conquest of Putin, who cannot succeed in capturing the rebuilt Kyiv in his wildest dreams.

How ironic.

Mongolian activists in Ulaanbaatar have taken to the streets to express their support for Ukraine Putin arrived in the country, with the country refusing to arrest him despite being subject to the ICC’s Rome Statute

[awarree]

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