A boy on his bike near Kramatorsk was just murdered by a russian drone. They posted this video of their crime. This is evidence this war has nothing to do with territory. It’s an attempt to wipe out an entire civilian population of an innocent county while the world watches.
"Fearlessness? No, I'm always afraid." Khassan El-Kafarna, an MSF medical activity manager, shares what it means to provide medical care near the frontline in Ukraine, where doctors work under constant threat.
First moments after the Russian attack on a daycare in Kharkiv.
Kids crying for their moms, rescuers and civilians rushing to get them out of the building...
Heartbreaking.
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Time is running out following @I_W_M’s decision to close the Lord Ashcroft Gallery.
Visit while you still can, to honour the bravery of those who risked so much to protect our great nation.
A russian drone attacked the city of Chernivtsi. It was intercepted — but not before triggering life-threatening danger for the most vulnerable. At the children's hospice, medical staff were filmed evacuating seriously ill children to the shelter 💔
Three years ago, beneath the crumbling steel of Mariupol, the defenders of Azovstal stood their final ground.
Surrounded, starved, and shelled without mercy, they fought on in the bowels of a dying city—holding back a monstrous invasion with blood, torn limbs, and bare hands.
Combat medic Asan Isenadzhiiev, a Crimean Tatar with the Azov Regiment, bore witness to what no man should see.
Photo: @dr.livese
A reminder.
Living under Russian occupation is not peace
Under Russian occupation Ukrainians face filtration camps, torture, rapes, castrations, killings, deportations, confiscation of assets, denial of basic services unless one accepts Russian citizenship
People who suddenly and tragically lose loved ones can no longer be the same. There is this grieving process of learning to live without their loved one, to gradually realize that nothing will be the same again, plans will not come true, and that everything will be different.
And there will be a great need for justice.
These photos must be seen by those who are tired of the war.
Roman Hyrylyk after two years in captivity.
Hyrylyk was the senior checkpoint controller guarding the Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant.
He and 168 other National Guardsmen who were guarding the plant were taken hostage by Russian forces and transported out of Ukraine via Belarus in March 2022.
To this day, 89 of them remain in captivity, and the Russian side is using them as bargaining chips to exchange for Russian soldiers captured in battle.
"The condition of Roman and other Ukrainian prisoners of war is horrifying and evokes associations with the darkest pages of human history — the Nazi death camps," the statement reads.
Indeed, today the russians are trying to evacuate their wounded, bring in supplies, and ammo.
A blatant situation occurred at one of the forward positions.
Since yesterday, it had been quiet there. In the morning, russian forces began evacuating their wounded, and our guys didn’t interfere. The idea was: "We won’t obstruct their evacuation, and they won’t obstruct ours."
As a result, when our evacuation team started pulling out one of our wounded, they were immediately attacked. Not just with drones, but also with small arms.
In other words, the bastards understood that our soldiers showed a significant gesture by not interfering with their evacuation, and in response, they acted like true rats.
Donald Trump had a cognitive lapse moments ago in the White House as he claimed that president Zelenskyy started the war against Russia in 2014, when Zelensky wasn’t elected president until 2019. Also, there’s the small fact that Russia invaded Ukraine, not the other way around.