Over the past few days, Ukraine has been facing one of the most significant political crises since the beginning of the full-scale war.
Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov was dismissed. According to Fedorov himself, he had serious disagreements with the military leadership over reforming the Ministry of Defense, defense procurement, and the future development of the Armed Forces. His dismissal has sparked widespread public outrage, protests, and intense debate across Ukraine.
But the biggest problem is not only the personnel decision itself. The biggest problem is the complete lack of open dialogue with society. There has been no proper conversation with the public, no clear answers to the questions that concern hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians, and no understandable explanation of why this decision was made or what the plan is going forward. And we still have none.
Hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians publicly support Mykhailo Fedorov. Tens of thousands are taking part in peaceful demonstrations, while millions are expressing their position online. We want the international community to see the scale of this public reaction.
We are not asking foreign governments to interfere in Ukraine’s internal affairs or make personnel decisions for us. We are appealing to international journalists, newsrooms, analysts, experts, human rights advocates, and everyone who cares: please help bring attention to this situation. Tell your audience about it, request comments from Ukrainian officials, and ask questions about the reasons behind these decisions, the future of defense reforms, and the absence of open dialogue with society.
Please help ensure that this issue does not disappear from the public agenda without answers. We do not need foreign interference. We need attention, transparency, accountability, and an honest conversation between the Ukrainian government and Ukrainian society.
Please share this post. Tag journalists and international media, translate it into other languages, and tell your audience what is happening. Every repost, every mention, and every question asked helps make the voices of Ukrainians more visible.
Ukrainians deserve answers.
➡️ oder unvorstellbares Leid in #Psychiatrien.
Es sind so viele, darunter auch viele Betroffene, die nie gesehen wurden. Eure Namen sind unbekannt,doch ihr habt real Furchtbares durchlitten.
Ihr alle seid nicht vergessen !
Wir kämpfen weiter.
1. #MEcfsGedenktag#MEKills
Sarah hat sich am 5.7. öffentlich verabschiedet #Sterbehilfe Deshalb rufe ich den #MEcfsGedenktag aus.
Lasst uns heute und künftig an jedem 5.7. all jener #gedenken,die an #MECFS und den Folgen gestorben sind-durch Suizid,
Komorbiditäten,Fehlbe-
handlungen,unterlassene Hilfe
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GM meine lieben Frens 🐰🥕
und die, die es noch werden....
Triggerwarnung, es geht um die aktuellen Geschehnisse zum Thema ApoRed.
Danke @MiiMiiTV fürs aufzeigen was er für ein Mensch ist.
Danke @PuschArt für deinen Kampf in der Vergangenheit.
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The faces of evil.
Vanessa Frazier, Francesca Albanese, and Reem Alsalem.
Some of the most visible faces of a deepening moral crisis at the United Nations.
They occupy positions meant to defend human rights, protect victims, and uphold universal principles. Instead, they have dehumanised, delegitimised, and dismissed the experiences of Jewish victims, compounding the suffering of those they were duty-bound to support and protect.
The irony is awe-inspiring…Day after day, more disturbing details emerge about the involvement of UNRWA personnel in the atrocities of 7 October. One might expect accountability, introspection, or even a simple acknowledgement of the profound failures that followed.
Instead, we continue to witness the dehumanisation, dismissal, and vilification of the victims themselves.
How much longer will the world tolerate an institution that demands accountability from everyone except itself?
#October7 #UNRWA #UNAccountability #JusticeForVictims #BelieveWomen #NeverAgain #DefundTheUN
The moment Eli Sharabi, who was held hostage in Gaza, told the UN the truth.
"NO ONE in Gaza helped me. I was treated worse than animal. The civilians saw us suffering and they cheered our kidnappers. They were definitely involved."
Share this. The mainstream media won't.
Vielleicht mein letzter Aufruf. Ich möchte niemandem zur Last fallen. Falls ihr meine GoFundMe mit einer kleinen Spende unterstützen oder teilen möchtet, schenkt ihr mir ein Stück Hoffnung. Danke, dass ihr euch die Zeit nehmt. #MECFS#Longcovid#Pots#help
https://t.co/sE48nF9tVO
Russians are walking across the Crimean Bridge toward Russia's Krasnodar region.
They move in scattered, broken lines, dressed in civilian clothes, carrying heavy bags and bundles. The entire scene is filmed from above through the lens of what is described as a Ukrainian reconnaissance drone or helicopter.
This image immediately brings to mind the photographs of people crossing beneath the destroyed bridge in Irpin at the beginning of the war.
History's pendulum always swings back.