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[#ШОТАМ @Sho_Tam_]

Спочатку він боровся з совєтами в лавах УПА, а коли заслали на каторгу, взяв участь у повстанні, яке прискорило падіння ГУЛАГу!

94-річний закарпатець Іван Мирон — один з останніх живих в'язнів сталінських таборів. Він мешкає в затишній дерев'яній хатинці разом із дружиною Христиною і служить дияконом у місцевій церкві. Та для жителів села Росішка Рахівського району він справжня легенда.

[Tansu Yegen @TansuYegen]

What a wonderful donation ad🙏

[Dr Sasha Dovzhyk @sasha_weirdsley]

Everyone in Ukraine is exhausted: physically, mentally, financially. Nobody is prepared to give up. It’s high time for us in the safety of the west to double our efforts, our support, our advocacy. It’s darkest before the dawn, and it’s still our job to end this nightmare.

[Anton Gerashchenko @Gerashchenko_en]

Belarus, along with Russia, kidnaps Ukrainian children from temporarily occupied territories. They do it under the pretense of rehabilitation and rest, but in truth, these camps are brainwashing activities, and bringing children, especially orphans there, is illegal. Belarus Red Cross aids the authorities.

European Parliament and Ukrainian Foreign Ministry already called to issue an arrest warrant for Lukashenko.

📹: CurrentTimeTv

[Мисливець за зорями @small10space]

Один с яскравих прикладів того,чому дрони надважливі на фронті,та як вони можуть врятувати життя,двоє наших воїнів врятовано на Запорізькому напрямку.

Відео від "Makhno" group

[UKRAINIAN SQUAD🇺🇦 @ukrainiansquad]

UKRAINE FOREVER 🇺🇦
SLAVA UKRAINI! 🇺🇦
HEROYAM SLAVA!

[PaulMacca15 💜✊🔻 @Macca15Paul]

Ha contribuido mucha gente a que la ultraderecha no vaya a gobernar España, casi con toda seguridad, pero en mi opinión, estas dos personas en especial en esta campaña.👇 Respeto.

[Anton Gerashchenko @Gerashchenko_en]

Odesa city center this morning.

The city center is on UNESCO World Heritage List. No military objects there, obviously.

📹: suspilne

[Tymofiy Mylovanov @Mylovanov]

The Russian language issue in Ukraine.

In the early days of the war in Ukraine after Kyiv region was de-occupied, volunteers went searching for survivors, shouting "Is anyone alive?"

A woman heard them and came out of hiding in a basement. She said she only responded because she heard Ukrainian, not Russian. Language indicated which side they were on.

I have recently posted a story about a waiter in Kyiv who was called Nazi for refusing to speak Russian to a customer.

Many people also commented that our laws that require business and service personnel to speak Ukrainian in public and business places are harsh and inhuman.

I disagree, but you have to experience to horrors of Russian occupation to understand why people refuse to speak Russian.

There are many stories of language indicating friend from foe in Ukraine. But there are many Ukrainians who speak Russian and who are patriots, defenders, leaders, heroes. So, it is complex.

What about the law? The law ensures service starts in Ukrainian, then accommodates other languages. The law doesn't restrict private communication, just requires Ukrainian for public services. Clients can politely request another language.

In the story about the waiter, the client was entitled, privileged, or a provocateur. The waiter refused to speak Russian and it is actually her right.

Many countries have similar laws valuing and protecting their linguistic identity - France, Poland, Germany. Ukraine's protects against Russia's colonialism.

Ukraine's identity has been suppressed for so long. This law lets Ukrainian culture shine while welcoming Russian speakers. Mutual understanding is possible. I have posted before many videos of Ukrainians speaking Russian and Ukrainian, as well as dialect. Freely. On the streets. Without any fear.

The key is politeness on both sides. Insulting a waiter's language is unacceptable, but respectfully asking to switch would have been fine.

Ukraine's linguistic identity, like any country's, deserves support. But culture is always balanced with kindness to those different from us. Both are especially needed now during the war.

My native language is Russian. But I speak Ukrainian now in public, but at home I can switch freely between the two. I also use English a lot.

In Ukraine, the Russian language becomes an issue and causes friction when one shows a sign of colonialism or entitlement. Otherwise, it is mostly fine.

I have been yelled at for speaking Russian in the beginning of the war. By whom? By Russian speaking Ukrainians from the East who fled the war and lost some of their family. They now hate Russia so much that stopped speaking their native language.

[Igor Sushko @igorsushko]

The beautiful Carpathian region in west Ukraine.

[mili hernández @MiliBerkana]

Como mujer y lesbiana siempre he sido moneda de cambio para los gobiernos de derechas, tengo 63 años y se me caen las lagrimas pensando en lo que pasará el domingo. Tengo una rabia terrible, nunca he querido ir de víctima, soy una superviviente y anhelo algún día encontrar La Paz

[Visegrád 24 @visegrad24]

Young Ukrainian woman taking shelter in her bathroom during the wave of Russian missile strikes against the city of Odesa last night.

Russia must be stopped

[🖤Tanaka Angawa 🔻❤💛💜✊🏼 @tanaka_angawa]

Vox retratado en una fotografía. es de Pulitzer.
Contra las mujeres. Contra el derecho constitucional. Violentos. Intolerantes. Machistas. Represores. Seguid vosotros sobre la Foto y RT para que se vea

[Max Ircobo @NAFOfrumzl]

sorry

[Mira of Kyiv 🇺🇦 @reshetz]

Thank you, humanitarian aid organisations, very cool

[Pilar Alegría @Pilar_Alegria]

7 días para el #23J

[К.С.Г. @kapitandna]

це найкраща історія на сьогодні (і не тільки)
я обожнюю наших людей❤️

[Clown @DanaSLJL]

May Russia cry a million of tears for generations to come!!!! May Russians and all their apologists feel this people pain a million times more…may em not close their eyes in this world without feeling what their victims felt!!! Criminals since forever.. #RussiaIsANaziState

[ProgresistA @PR0GRESIST4]

Julia Otero: "soy de izquierda" y te doy las razones por las que pienso así
RT 🔄 para máxima difusión

[ICUV | International Centre for Ukrainian Victory @ICUVua]

"My son was 2 years when Russia invaded Ukraine first in 2014. Should I prepare my son to be a soldier and fight Russians when he will be 17-18 years? We were told then in 2014 not to ask for weapons, negotiate with terrorists, and do reforms. And now the NATO summit is telling us to wait for more.

So please advise me on what should I tell my son: that President Biden and NATO didn't invite Ukraine to NATO because he's afraid of Russia, afraid of Russia losing, afraid of Ukraine winning?"- @dkaleniuk asks Jake Sullivan @jakejsullivan, US National Security Advisor on #NATOPublicForum during #NATOSummit

#UkraineNATOnow

You can watch the stream here: https://t.co/9TJQIAwz8D
@POTUS @NATO