За матеріалами СБУ 15 років за гратами проведе агентка фсб, яка «зливала» ворогу координати підрозділу ЗСУ, де служив її син
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GROMDA - banda zwyrodnialców wychowanych na lekcjach religii. Inżynierowie mordobicia kobiet i słabych, najlepiej honorowo - 3 na jednego.
Naziole, kibole, duma Nawrockiego.
Patologia polska, kompromitacja narodowa, która mówi o sobie, że są patriotami. Chyba Kremla.
Dandelion update.
Brave Dandelion went to the vets today cuddles with Student Nurse Kenzie and a quick check up and to check his blood work.
Whilst still gravely ill, Dandelion had a marginal improvement on his PCV levels. They are now up to 14.
‼️Zelenskyy says he had a good meeting with Trump in the Oval Office. Among other topics, they discussed licensing the production of Patriot interceptors and ongoing diplomatic efforts.
Joining the Ukrainian president in Washington were Head of the Presidential Office @Kyrylo_Budanov, his deputies @SergiyKyslytsya and Pavlo Palisa, Foreign Minister @andrii_sybiha, Secretary of the NatSec Council @rustem_umerov, and the head of Zelenskyy's party in parliament, David Arakhamia.
Evacuation in Ukraine has been and remains an acute problem: every day, families leave their homes and cities due to intensifying shelling. We all occasionally-and with age, more and more often-look back on our childhood. For some, it was happier; for others, it was not as bright. Yet, everyone can recall something in a moment of sadness, while reflecting in solitude, or finding peace in nature. Many children in Ukraine will remember their childhood as a series of upheavals that caught up with them far too soon; for their fragile psyche, it is an unbearable burden. They are left with too many questions: "Why us? Why now? And why did the russians come here and hate us so much?"
There will be too many of these "Mom, why," and the answers will only come with age. How do you explain to a child what "war" is? Something that they previously saw only in movies as a form of entertainment, viewed from the safety and comfort of home, has suddenly appeared right outside their window. Explosions sound ever clearer, closer to home, and there is no point in replacing the windows anymore-they are destroyed too often. A child simply packs their small suitcase, packing away their childhood, and along with it, the memories of the years they have lived.
The situation is similar for elderly Ukrainians, although they certainly have more answers than children do. Yet, our elderly parents, in their advanced age, become like children themselves; they require our attention, care, and words of love. In most cases, they are very stubborn, making it incredibly difficult to persuade them to leave dangerous cities and villages where war is already at the doorstep. It is important to remember that not everyone has family to turn to. For some, life has distanced them from their loved ones; for others, it is resentment or anger that keeps them apart. Evacuation is about packing a suitcase and setting off on a "journey." But this is no cruise-and this is a journey that brings no happiness.