Вже четвертий день поспіль люди вийшли на мітинг, вимагаючи відставки Сирськог�� та повернення Федорова на посаду міністра оборони.
Протести тривають у Києві, Харкові, Одесі, Львові, Камʼянському, Дніпрі, Вінниці, Кременчуці, Івано-Франківську та інших містах країни.
Foreign journalists are giving opinions today. Listen to Ukrainians. It is their country and future.
They’re angry because this is a battle between Ukraine’s future and its Soviet past.
“We will never defeat Russia by treating our army like Russia treats theirs.” @dkaleniuk
⚡ Dismissal of popular Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov has sparked protests across Ukraine.
Protesters gathered across major cities, including Kyiv, condemning the removal of a tech-focused modernizer credited with scaling up Ukraine’s drone strikes.
This week Kyiv was hit by missiles & Irish politicians are STILL defending the refinery supplying Russia’s war machine.
Today, another ship sailed from Ireland to Russia.
For years, the government tried to cover this up. Now the truth is coming out
Watch my full investigation:
Look, world. Hell is already here, on Earth. The devil is dropping bombs to kill women and children. His name is Russia.
Yesterday in Sumy, the Russians killed five civilians, including one child.
Look at this, world. Don’t look away. You can stop this.
Today marks the International Day in Support of Victims of Torture.
Thousands of Ukrainians are subjected to inhumane treatment in russian captivity.
Those who return change so much that their own families don't always recognize them.
This is what russian captivity looks like🧵
This atmosphere is impossible to put into words; it can only be felt. Yesterday, another prisoner-of-war exchange took place, and many Ukrainians returned home. Each time, one can observe both joy and despair on these days. Some rejoice in the return of their loved ones, while others are forced to wait, hope, and continue to believe. Wives, daughters, and sisters hold up photographs of their husbands, friends, brothers, and fathers-each of them came here not only to welcome those who returned from russian captivity but also in the desperate hope to hear the words: "Yes, he is alive," or "I saw him; he is okay."
"The words welcome, welcome, ring out in the air, mingled simultaneously with the pleas of 'did you see him?'... 'did you see him?'... Could one call this a lottery? It is a completely inadequate word, but..."
Żaden polityk nie powinien ingerować w relacje polsko-ukraińskie, zwłaszcza dla zdobycia punktów politycznych. Stanowiska przemijają, relacje pozostają. Ukraińcy dobrze pamiętają pomoc Polski, tak samo jak epizody z blokowaniem granicy. Zwracam się do Polaków z szacunkiem: nie dajcie się zwieść banalnym antyukraińskim atakom polityków – tylko wzajemny szacunek zbuduje naszą przyjaźń. Przy okazji dziękuję za ostatnią zbiórkę na autobusy; to najlepszy przykład waszych szczerych intencji.