(2)
- to end the war?
- no.
- for dad to come back alive?
- Yes.
Then he asks:
- did the war start in 2018?
- No, in 2013, it seems, when I was pregnant with you (actually, in 2014*). But then it didn't touch us. And now it touches.
(1)
A boy about 10 years old walks with his mother near the house,next to mine.
- I made a wish, it is related to the war (I did not hear the beginning of the conversation, why and where he made a wish). Mother begins to guess:
A boy about 7 y.o. is talking non-stop on the bus, his mother looks tired. An hour ago, 2 Russian Onyx were shot down in the sky above us.
-Mom, did the driver buy this bus?
-Go and ask him.
-Mom, what happened when... (thmth)
-Then there was no war and we all lived happily
Funeral of the family killed in the drone attack in Odesa: parents and 3 children. The youngest child was 7 month old. The oldest son survived - he was out of the town. Photo by @mishajedi
russian drone attack on Odessa took life of 12 civilians, including 5 children: Tymofiy - 4 months, Liza - 7 months, Mark - 3 years, Zlata - 8 years, Sergiy - almost 10, their mothers and fathers
Oleksandr Galunenko, test pilot of the Antonov Aviation Plant, who was the first to fly the "Mriya" plane, turned 78 on March 1. He is the author of more than 200 aviation records and is entered in the Guinness Book of Records.
Military Andriy, who lost his vision and arms, recovered his voice after 9 months of treatment (for 2 months he had a tracheostomy and could not speak) - here he sings "I am a Soldier" by 5'nizza
"How can we win?"
"We need to unite inside and outside the country against this evil. (...tells about people's support...) Now I feel that I defended all the Ukrainians, that we are a big family and that's cool"
Here in interview Andriy is also singing:
https://t.co/lKBiuDv7HF
A story of love, struggle and pain in photos by @Liberov
Ukrainian warrior Andrii lost both arms, his eyes and partially his hearing in battle.
After fighting on the front, Andrii and his wife Alina continue their fight in a hospital ward.
Mariupol hotel "Continental", Belgian gymnasium in Lysychansk,huge mill in New York, Drama Theater: last year we in @donbassrealii together with "Eurodonbas" documantary made this video about the architectural buildings of Eastern Ukraine that where lost due to Russian aggression
So difficult morning in my city.
"Ukraine repelled the world's largest combined missile attack using hypersonic weapons" - Taras Chmut, head of @BackAndAlive volunteer fund.
"Yura is a husband, father, soldier and baker in "MakeMyCake" project, where I am a co-owner. That day, he went to the market, when coming back - his world was destroyed. He acted like a true man - joined the Armed Forces. Today we learned that he died" - Oleksandr Yakovenko
In April 2022, a Russian missile killed a young woman, a baby and baby's grandmother in Odesa. Only the father survived - exactly at that moment he went out to the supermarket. Having lost his entire family, Yurii Glodan joined the army. Today, he was killed at the front. 😡
This is @NP_official_ua logistics terminal after being hit by a Russian missile last night. 6 people died. For Ukrainians, NovaPoshta is not just some business: they carried parcels fast through all the country in the worst days of the war - even to the front for soldiers. 💔😡
Our colleagues spent their last seconds alive helping - sorting parcels with medicine and humanitarian aid for the civilian suffering from the war. The russia destroyed a civilian building and should be convicted of war crimes. Please, spread the word #RussiaIsATerroristState
This is the terminal of @NP_official_ua, which was attacked by a Russian missile last night. For Ukrainians, Nova Poshta is not just some business: delivery works even in the worst days of war, parcels go to the frontline... 6 people died. Today they changed theis logo to black
On Thursday Russian Iskander missile killed 52 people at the same time in the village of Groza. This is about half of it's population: they all gathered for a memorial dinner for a fallen soldier, their countryman.
“She was so cheerful, the life of the party. I spoke to my mother early, she said: “I’ll learn all the news, and I’ll tell you". You see, she didn't call again" - woman who came from abroad to say goodbye to her parents says @suspilne reporter.