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The photo shows the destroyed buildings of the "Dityachy Svit" department store, the "Druzhba" cinema, the Lysychansk Mining and Industrial College, and Peremohy Avenue.
The once bustling streets now look deserted and abandoned, and the city has become a symbol of the tragic consequences of Russian aggression.
Lysychansk is one of the oldest cities in Eastern Ukraine , which has been repeatedly attacked by Russian occupiers.
In May 2014, an illegal pseudo-referendum was held here, after which the city came under the control of groups of the so-called "LPR".
- In July of the same year, the Ukrainian military liberated Lysychansk, but the full-scale Russian invasion in February 2022 brought a new wave of destruction.
Since February 2022, Lysychansk has been subjected to numerous artillery attacks. Key infrastructure facilities have been destroyed, including residential buildings, hospitals, schools, kindergartens, the central market, and a television tower.
- The Lysychansk Mining College and the Pavlograd Bridge have been destroyed.
@KamalaHarris
Can I set up a media regulatory and audit service?
1. Mandatory filters to eliminate bots
2. Identity checks to register social media accounts
3. Fines for spreading lies or promoting hate speech
4. Algorithms reducing traffic for โbadโ accounts
Itโs a start
@Keir_Starmer@JayneKirkham4 Can I run Ofcom? Failure to regulate our mainstream and social media have bent our country, politics and democracy out of shape. Itโs given us BrExit, promoted division, fuelled racism and fascism. It will undermine you and cost you the next election.
For the second time, we celebrate Christmas on the same date as one big family, one country. For the second time in modern history, Christmas unites all Ukrainians. Today, we stand side by side. And we will not be lost. Whether in person or in our minds, we will greet each other, call our parents, kiss our children, hug our loved ones, and remember those we hold dear. In person, from afar, or in our hearts โ Ukrainians are together today. And as long as we do this, evil has no chance.
This unity and warmth toward one another embody the true spirit of Christmas โ the unique atmosphere we will preserve within ourselves and share with those around us. With everyone we love. With everyone who is family to us.
And today, that means every Ukrainian.
Merry Christmas to all of you!
Christ is born!
Glorify Him!
Merry Christmas!
Another year passes, but my wishes remain unchanged: victory and freedom to Ukraine and Georgia.
Glory to the heroes and to the unmatched strength of my inspiring nations๐บ๐ฆ๐ฌ๐ช๐ซ