When Ukrainians say that hundreds of Russian kamikaze drones are attacking Ukraine, most of you probably don’t realize just how big they actually are.
Now do you understand what Ukrainians have to face every single day?
This is a picture from Kyiv tonight.
Russia has been terrorizing Ukrainian civilians again with a non stop bombardment of drones and ballistic missiles.
@kalashnikovmax У меня есть другая работа, а не как у тебя разгружать всякое говно, например 6000 гнилых вонючих русоблядей которые недавно на расею заехали
💔Horrific. 153 injured in enemy strike on Dnipro
Among those still hospitalized, 12 are in critical condition.
Medical assistance has been provided to 18 children — the youngest patient is just six months old.
Meanwhile, back in Ukraine, where Trump once claimed he could end the war in “24 hours” and flirted with so-called peace…
Russia launched a massive drone strike on a village in Sumy overnight.
Three killed, including an 8-year-old boy. Six injured—three are children. ≈30 homes damaged.
Через атаку рф пошкоджено один з виходів столичної станції метро Святошин.
Пошкоджено будівлю КПІ ім. Ігоря Сікорського в Києві.
Руйнування інфраструктури, житлових та нежитлових приміщень зафіксовані практично в усіх районах столиці України.
@kalashnikovmax А потом ты проснулся обосранный, после этой хуйни что приснилась, а тебе с не выключенного телевизора пропагандоны продолжают втирать эту дичь. А все общение с украинцами что у тебя было, это общение в интернете и только такого типа:"пошёл нахуй русоблядь"после чего ты шёл нахуй
@toma1726263 Бот ебанный видимо не видел как ракеты прямой наводкой не сбитые летят прямо в дома, и ракеты которые летят прямо в много миллионый город советует не сбивать. Чтоб нахуй снеслась вся инфраструктура и на месте домов были воронки. русоиды ведь именно этого хотят
This is Oleksandr Strafun before and after three years of Russian captivity.
Oleksandr weighed 103 kilograms and stood 187 centimeters tall before his capture. In captivity, he lost 50 kilograms and 7 centimeters in height. His body became hunched. The initial medical examination revealed tuberculosis.
Upon his return, he had lumps and a fresh bruise on his head — a guard had struck him with a boot just a day before. The other lumps came from beatings with batons.
According to Oleksandr, Ukrainians in captivity were starved. They were given just enough food to survive, so all their thoughts were about eating. Among the worst abuses were electric shock devices. They were eventually stopped after two men died.
In the bathhouse, where they were taken once a week, they weren’t given any soap.