Viktoria

Ukrainian, introvert, cat lover

[Viktoria @Abadonna555]

Donate to the Come Back Alive Fund to bring #Ukraine's victory closer https://t.co/FQFR0adivJ
#StandWithUkraine

[Serhii Sternenko @sternenko]

Donald Trump’s friends (russian army) killed an infant in a park in the Kharkiv region today.

I truly hope Americans see this and draw their own conclusions.

[MFA of Ukraine 🇺🇦 @MFA_Ukraine]

In Oleshky, Kherson region, temporarily occupied by Russia, people are facing a horrific humanitarian crisis. Reports say residents are searching for food scraps and collecting grass simply to survive.

Russia is cutting off supplies of food, medicine and other basic necessities, while denying humanitarian organisations access and blocking efforts to evacuate civilians. Russian FPV drones are hunting people in the streets.

Oleshky had around 24,000 residents before the full-scale war. Today, only about 2,000 remain, including around 50 children. There is no electricity or gas, while food, medicine and other essential supplies have been unavailable for the past month.

Ukraine is working to organise an evacuation. The ICRC has confirmed that it is ready to take part, and international humanitarian organisations are prepared to provide life-saving aid. Yet Russia is preventing these efforts from reaching people.

The suffering in Oleshky and other occupied communities of the Kherson region is a direct consequence of Russia’s actions. The international community must put pressure on Russia to allow humanitarian organisations access, establish a humanitarian corridor, and ensure civilians can leave safely.

"We will not allow these crimes to remain hidden behind the frontline and Russia’s refusal to grant access to the occupied territories," Ukraine's Foreign Minister @andrii_sybiha has stressed.

[Danylo Mokryk @DMokryk]

🇺🇸 Kushner-Witkoff peace formula for Ukraine: "So there's this territory of yours that Russians can't occupy militarily for years. Give it to them. Maybe they'll stop."

Brilliant. Pure diplomatic genius.

[Olena Halushka @OlenaHalushka]

The russian army targeted Odesa with drones and missiles, injuring 16 ppl, incl a child. It's shocking how this daytime massacre hardly shocks anyone anymore.

russia is cancer with metastases. And one doesn't appease cancer if they wish to survive.

[UAVoyager🇺🇦 @CrimeanVoyager]

Four years ago today, Ukraine liberated Izium.

What was uncovered shocked the world: 447 graves, including 414 civilians and 5 children. Most died violently.

This is what russian occupation leaves behind.

Mass graves.

Never forget. Never forgive.

[Olena Halushka @OlenaHalushka]

Don't look away. Speak about Oleshky.

#Oleshky is what russian occupation looks like when the world stops watching.

First, the city was occupied, and the russian forces abducted 84 children and adults with disabilities.

Then, it was drowned by the russian destruction of the Kakhovka Dam. Hundreds are believed to have died as russian occupation forces failed to evacuate people, obstructed rescuers, and later concealed the true death toll.

Now, the survivors are trapped in the devastated city without basic services, adequate food, water or medical care. Evacuation is nearly impossible. The town is facing a prolonged humanitarian catastrophe.

This is so hypocritical to say 'give russia Donbas and they will stop fighting.' They won't.

There is a systematic destruction of all things Ukraine under russian occupation. You just hear little to nothing of it.

#Oleshky is what genocide looks like when it happens behind the occupation line, largely unseen by the world.

[стасік @edip_edip_edip]

@ReznikRina Читайте сьогодні про Олексія Юкова, керівника пошукової місії Плацдарм.
Дивіться інтервʼю, документальний фільм. Усвідомлюйте масштаб.
Віддайте шану.
Це наша з вами втрата.

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[Saint Javelin @saintjavelin]

💔 A Russian missile wiped out an entire family in the village of Radushne.

In their own home, 47-year-old Artem and 41-year-old Olena were killed. Along with them, the Russian strike took the lives of their children and their 18-month-old grandson.

Among those whose bodies have already been recovered or are still being searched for beneath the rubble—are:

Mark, who would have turned 18 next month, Dominika (16), Viorika (14), Zakharii (13), Azarii Ilai (11), Federika (9), Emiliia (7), and little Artem, just 1 year and 6 months old

Although not all of the bodies have yet been recovered from the rubble, their loved ones no longer have any doubt about their fate.

[Denys Prokopenko @D_Redis]

Treachery, villainy, dishonor. There is no other name for the crime the Russians committed against Azov prisoners of war in Olenivka on the night of July 28–29, 2022, and it cannot be forgiven. 53 killed and missing, more than 130 wounded.

We remember, and will always remember, every brother-in-arms we lost in Olenivka, every Azov serviceman tortured by the Russians in captivity. Remember them too. Speak of them, talk about them, and do everything possible so that their deaths, and what they did for our state, are not in vain.

In total, 406 Ukrainians, military and civilian, are known to have been killed by the Russians in their torture chambers. The Russians use 695 (!!!) different methods of torture against Ukrainian prisoners. The whole world must know the scale of our enemy's bloodlust and sadism.

Azov continues to strike the enemy to avenge the shame of captivity, and takes prisoners to bring all our brothers-in-arms home. This is our front, and our part of the work. We call on everyone working on prisoner exchanges, in Ukraine and abroad, and everyone with influence and an audience, to keep drawing attention to the Russians' particular treatment of Azov prisoners of war and to make every effort toward their return.

More than 600 Azov prisoners of war remain in Russian captivity, including around 100 who survived the explosion at the Olenivka barrack. Many of them sustained injuries that the Russians failed to treat properly, and these people must be exchanged first.

We are obligated to bring back every one of them. Obligated to avenge every one of them. And to always remember the price we pay for our state's existence!

[UAVoyager🇺🇦 @CrimeanVoyager]

Four years ago tonight, russia burned Ukrainian POWs alive in Olenivka.

The defenders of Azovstal had laid down their arms under internationally backed guarantees. Instead, they were massacred.

This was a war crime.

Remember them.

Demand justice. Never let the world forget.

[Pepel Klaasa @pepel_klaasa]

They’re simply hitting residential apartment buildings. That’s it. :/

Zaporizhzhia now

[Danylo Mokryk @DMokryk]

Another "legitimate military target" for 🇷🇺 Russian bombings — a residential building in 🇺🇦 Zaporizhzhia.

As of right now, at least one person killed and two injured.

[M: аr:a @kava220]

18 липня 1995 року у Києві під час похорону Патріарха УПЦ КП Володимира

[The Kyiv Independent @KyivIndependent]

Four people, including a 13-year-old girl, were killed and 17 others injured after Russian forces targeted Sumy with three guided aerial bombs on July 11.

Video: State Emergency Service / Telegram.

[UNITED24 Media @United24media]

🔴 BREAKING: Russian forces dropped an aerial bomb on a bus stop in Sumy, killing four, including a child.

17 others were injured, local media reports.

[Tim Hermansson 🇸🇪🇺🇦 @TimHermansson]

In memoriam: Swedish Ranger and sniper Johan fell on Oct 11th 2023 in Donetsk region, struck down by shrapnel. He had then spent 18 months defending Ukraine.

[TeinaPosts. @RafaMorgan64]

Remember, Russia attacks ambulances.

[UAVoyager🇺🇦 @CrimeanVoyager]

💔 Kramatorsk. I have no words left. A 14-year-old boy and his 19-year-old sister.

What did they do? What was their crime? Was their only crime being Ukrainians in their own home?

If this doesn't make you hate russia, nothing will.

[Serhii Sternenko @sternenko]

У Краматорську росіяни вбили двох дітей.

Пекло на землі.

[UAVoyager🇺🇦 @CrimeanVoyager]

russian occupation is not peace. It is state terror.

russia has sentenced 20-year-old Viktoriia Maksymenko from occupied Mariupol to 13 years in a penal colony on charges of "high treason."

She was just a child when russia occupied her city. In November 2025, russian forces detained her. In the video released by russian authorities, she appears terrified, clearly repeating words under pressure.

She was accused of allegedly passing information about russian National Guard positions in occupied Mariupol to Ukraine's military intelligence.

This is yet another sham trial targeting civilians trapped under occupation.

To the occupiers, loyalty to Ukraine is a crime. To the rest of the world, it should be clear: russian occupation is built on fear, repression, and political persecution.