This is how the Forest Cemetery in Kyiv looks like today. Many people visited the cemetery this weekend.
"When you try to communicate with them, they listen but do not hear, they look but do not see. Because their thoughts are with him, with their Hero," Ukrainian photographer and photojournalist Yan Dobronosov wrote.
The time of pondering whether to provide defense weapons of Ukraine equals Ukrainian lives.
Indecisiveness and musings can cost not just Ukrainian lives in the future.
Today, it is hard to say how many Ukrainians have died since the full-scale invasion started: the military, civilians, Ukrainians from occupied territories.
There are also people missing, wounded, imprisoned (military and civilians) in Russian prisons, kidnapped children.
It is still impossible to say how many people died in the first year of the full-scale war in Mariupol, Lysychansk, Popasna and Sievierodonetsk - there were reports of large casualties among civilians. There is no access to these territories due to Russian occupation.
At the start of 2024, Human Rights Watch has estimated that at least 8,000 civilians died in Mariupol during combat for the city. Obviously, the number of civilian victims can turn out to be much larger.
Let's finally stop this war. Ukraine must win and be restored.
📹: Yan Dobronosov / Facebook
The most stunning peak on planet Earth, or the epitome of peakness...
It is called Ball's Pyramid and it is an uninhabited islet in the Pacific Ocean located 20 kilometres southeast of Lord Howe Island. This peak stands taller than its width, with an elevation of 562 meters compared to its 300-meter width