This is how the headquarters of Ukraine’s government now looks after this morning's Russian attack. Our whole team works in this building daily. Fortunately, no one was injured. Russian barbarism will not halt the work of Ukraine’s government.
The walls will be repaired, they are only bricks, but the lives of our people can’t be restored. In this night’s Russian attack 4 people killed and 44 injured.
What is clear is that Russia does not want peace.
I urge the world to turn outrage over Russian crimes into concrete support for Ukraine. Not for the walls of this building, but to protect our people and communities across the country.
We need stronger air defense – more systems and more ammunition – to shield our cities and our energy system as winter approaches. We need tougher sanctions that will deprive the aggressor of oil and gas revenues, the very resources funding its terror.
Only by standing strong and united can we bring an end to Russian aggression and secure peace.
❗️The undermining of the Kakhovska HPP dam is not only one of the biggest ecological and humanitarian disasters in the east of Europe that led to the flooding of vast territories and many settlements, but is in fact the biggest crime against food security in the world.
The Kakhov reservoir was the heart of one of the largest irrigation systems in Europe. It was the southern regions of Ukraine that supplied the countries of the Middle East, Asia, Africa and Europe with wheat, corn, sunflower and sunflower oil, soybeans and soybean meal.
We call on everyone who cares about the fate of our planet and the environment, who declares their status as environmentalists and defines nature protection activities as their goals — to take all possible measures in order to record these violations, bring the culprits to justice, and make it impossible to commit such barbarism in the future.
@IUCN@ConservationOrg@nature_org@FoEint@earthwatch_org@TheWSC@SierraClub@EnvDefenseFund@NRDC@globalwild_cc@WorldResources@conservationall@CenterForBioDiv@ifawglobal@earthjustice@UCSUSA@savingoceans@earthisland@intlrivers@oceana@FaunaFloraInt@EIA_News@theGEF@wspa@UNESCO
The world and our planet will face catastrophic consequences if you choose inaction!
@AnnaBuryachkova ми провели багато часу думаючи звідки воно взялося, як передається, та чому в різних областях різне:)) зламали голови:)) це дуже смішна тема