For 2 days in a row, #Kharkiv has mourning days for the killed civilians in Russia’s attacks 💔
The fire extinguishing after the shelling of the hypermarket lasted 16 hours and is over now. Russian invaders killed 12 people & injured 43 more. 16 other people are still missing.
A year has passed since the russian occupiers blew up the Kakhovskia Dam, but nature has managed with the task of revival. Where a year ago there was a desert, now there is a willow forest more than 2 meters high🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
Russia attacked the #Kharkiv region with 15 missiles, in particular hitting a printing house
At least 7 people were killed, 23 were injured
The world must not be afraid to respond — to provide air defense & capability to destroy 🇷🇺 launch systems near 🇺🇦 borders
#ArmUkraineNow
The portal opened in the center of russian Uryupinsk. But Kremlin propaganda will again accuse Obama or Biden, or the entire NATO bloc, of theft during the construction of the road.
When the russian dictator spends billions of dollars on aggression against a neighboring peaceful country, and the residents of one the richest on mineral resources regions or russia, Yakutia, transport a very scarce commodity - chicken eggs.
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The Russia 1 TV channel aired a story about how a grasshopper "voted" in the russian presidential election. The only thing that comes to mind is that the average russian is not much different from this insect.
@xio_ru@inqtelx@TuckerCarlson I think you should go to any other country like UK, Germany, US etc to see that every small city in those countries is as well developed as the capital. Only in the countries run by corrupt authocratic leaders like Russia you may find small cities looking like a shithole
It's not scary to die - said a Russian soldier in kindergarten. It's not fascism, that's for sure. Chronicles of the Russian Reich.
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