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[Roman Sheremeta 🇺🇸🇺🇦 @rshereme]

Mariupol. Archival footage.

Estimated 100,000 lives lost — buried under rubble or in mass graves.

Anyone pressuring Ukraine to surrender under the pretext of peace negotiations is no better than Putin himself.

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[Starknet @Starknet]

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[Team of Zina Portnova @Zn_Portnova]

Русня вбивала поляків починаючи з 1940 року, але винні у всьому українці🤷‍♂️

[Roman Sheremeta 🇺🇸🇺🇦 @rshereme]

His teeth were pulled out with pliers, and the second time – simply knocked out.

And this is not even the most horrifying thing he described.

Imagine a man who weighed 95 kilograms – 209 pounds.

And then dropped to 59 kilograms – 130 pounds.

Not because he lost weight – but because this is how he was "kept."

This is Yevhen Chudnetsov. An Azov fighter. A man who was in Russian captivity twice – and survived.

The first time, he was captured in Shyrokyne. From February 2015 until December 2017. Almost three years.

After the exchange, he returned to his unit.

Then – Mariupol. Then – Azovstal.

And captivity again.

He was released only in May 2023.

He speaks about rehabilitation calmly, almost matter-of-factly:

"I barely went through rehabilitation. For me, the best rehabilitation is to return to my duties. Because the war won't win itself."

And now – the part that makes your blood run cold.

The first time, his teeth were pulled out with pliers.

The second time – they were simply knocked out.

The drastic weight loss caused hormonal problems.

A broken arm. A broken leg. Nine broken ribs.

And scars on his arms and legs – from the handcuffs they used to suspend him.

He was in Olenivka.

Not in the barracks where the explosion happened – in the one next to it.

He remembers several explosions.

At first, they thought the administrative building had been hit. But when the fire started, from the second floor they could see: it was the industrial zone.

That same barracks.

The explosion was so powerful that pieces of roofing flew all the way to them.

Chudnetsov says a thermobaric charge was used inside. He believes it was no accident.

It was a demonstrative execution.

Medical assistance – zero.

On the guards' faces – not a trace of surprise.

They knew.

Our men begged them to let the combat medics out.

They refused.

Only an hour to an hour and a half later did they allow medics from the 55th hospital to come out.

The ambulances arrived toward morning.

When there was almost no point in coming anymore.

The treatment of Azov fighters was different.

They received three times more beatings than everyone else.

And Azov medics – even more.

The reason?

Propaganda.

The Russians invent their own stories – and then believe them themselves.

There is almost no information in captivity.

The only "truth" is whatever the interrogator or the FSB decides to tell you.

If he is in a good mood – he tells you something.

If he is in a bad mood – he says nothing.

Whether it is true or a lie – you have no way of knowing.

He learned about the exchange on the day of the exchange.

An hour before it happened – interrogation, protocols they did not even allow him to read.

During the night, they began opening cells and calling out names.

When they opened his – he heard his name.

The road home: plane, bus.

And the fear of allowing yourself to be happy.

Because this could have been not an exchange, but simply another prison transfer.

He thought he would be there for at least three years.

And still, he does not consider himself a hero.

He simply returned to do his job.

"The war won't win itself," he says.

Five words from a man who was tortured twice.

Read them again.

Because while someone says they are "tired of the war," this man, without his teeth and with broken ribs, returned to service.

He is not tired.

And we, all the more, have no right to be.

Source: translated from the text by Bairak Oleh

[Rohoza (Дев'ятий) Mykhailo 🇺🇦🇱🇹🇨🇦 @Oct7NeverForget]

🇷🇺Officer Uldarov claimed that he had “cleared” a basement containing 300–400 civilians, including around 40 children, beneath a nine-story building. He said he “had no choice” because the order was to eliminate everyone.

Uldarov described it in his own words: “I carried out the order with this hand. I killed children. You understand — on orders.” He said their instructions were to wipe everyone out: women, men, pensioners, and even small children.

According to his account, the order attributed to Prigozhin was to “clean up” Bakhmut and spare no one — not the elderly, not women, not children.

Savichev gave an equally horrifying account of what allegedly happened in Soledar. He claimed that civilians were coming out and that the order was to immediately shoot everyone aged 15 and older. According to him, more than 20 people were killed, including teenagers.

I will do everything I can to make sure my children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and the generations after them never forget what Russia did in Ukraine — and what Russian soldiers themselves admitted doing.

[ⓚⓞⓐ 闘う料理人🇯🇵Dobure🕊🇺🇦🕊Jonathan🇹🇼垢休眠中🫡時々 出没 @Koa_Lani]

🇹🇼1997.09.12ー2022.11.02🇺🇦
永遠の25歳　曾聖光

台灣で生まれ　祖国から遠く離れたウクライナの地で最期を迎える

日本人志願兵　修斗がウクライナの地で親友と呼んだ台灣人

殆どのウクライナ人が知らなくとも彼は　ウクライナの自由と平和の為に戦った
#仲間達の死に意味があったと信じたい

[Wim van Mierlo @wimvanmierlo]

Als Nederlandse belastingbetaler wil ik dat mijn regering Oekraïne steunt zodat zij ons continent weer veilig kan maken van de kolonistische fascistische machten die de democratie aanvallen!!! #SlavaUkraïni

[TimForAlI 🇬🇧🇺🇦🇮🇱🇬🇪 @timmyvoe]

Russia is the true enemy of peace

[Julian Röpcke 🇩🇪🤝🇺🇦 @JulianRoepcke]

Unfassbar. Russland attackiert jetzt Zivilisten direkt an der Grenze, die ein paar Tage dem Krieg entfliehen wollten.

Dieses Drecksregime nimmt ein ganzes Volk als Geisel und tötet einen nach dem anderen.

Die Szenen spielen sich 6 km vom NATO-Luftraum entfernt ab.

[Dolia Estévez @DoliaEstevez]

Nada de esto estaría sucediendo si los invasores se hubieran quedado en su casa y no hubieran entrado a la de su vecino. Ucrania tiene derecho a defender lo que es suyo. Lo que pertenece a su pueblo.

[Libby Fella 🇫🇮 @LibbySnowflak]

Donetsk, 2014. They wanted to stay Ukrainian.

[TeinaPosts. @RafaMorgan64]

If you thought I was going to stay silent, you're sorely mistaken.
Every interceptor you fail to send, every stupid statement, every time you mute the platform... you're responsible for this, and there's no way you'll change people's minds after they see what you've done.
If we're pointing the finger at you, it's because you're guilty

[СВЯТА РУСЬ @rus_svata15287]

Польський волонтер Матеуш Водзінський за свої гроші особисто придбав для ЗСУ понад 370 потужних автівок і ризикуючи своїм життям завозив автівки у найгарячіші напрямки фронта. Великий уклін тобі Матеуш, подяка і шана від Українського народу.

[Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya @Tsihanouskaya]

On this day in 2008, Russia invaded Georgia. It was a warning to Europe. Imperial aggression is never satisfied with one country or one war. It spreads until it is defeated.

We support Sakartvelo’s sovereignty, territorial integrity and European future 🇬🇪.

[UAVoyager🇺🇦 @CrimeanVoyager]

💔 Kyiv. Children are playing among the ruins.

No child deserves a childhood like this.

[Mateusz Rybak @mateusz_rybak1]

Polski maczo. Damski bokser i naziol. Mi za takich agresorów jest wstyd. To wszystko przez narracje anty Ukraińskie.
Niech agresor ogląda dzieło w cały internecie. Masowe RT!

[Andrey_Coin.base.eth @AndreyCoin1]

@KrzysiekWSK нажаль мене закриють в поліці ї як що я приїду и натовчу йому пику так щоб він полежав в лікарні тупий покидьок. Як сцикун до жінки задирається, бидло.

[Koneser Związku Radzieckiego/X @KrzysiekWSK]

Kraków.
Kolejny polski patus atakuje Ukrainkę wracającą z zakupów, podobno powodem napaści był fakt, że mówiła po ukraińsku.