For the fifth day in a row, russia has been relentlessly attacking Kyiv with drones, 24/7.
Air raid alerts stop for barely an hour before the city is once again shaken by explosions. Warehouses, shops, offices, residential buildings and streets are being hit.
On Saturday, a russian attack killed a two-year-old girl who was simply walking in a park with her grandmother.
Pure terrorism.
#RussiaIsATerroristState #StopRussia
Ukraine exported 61 gigawatt hours in the last week of July to Budapest, according to ENTSO-E, which represents European electricity grid operators.
It’s important help to Budapest as high temperatures across Europe led Hungary to temporarily power down the country's only nuclear power plant on July 29 and increase electricity imports from its neighbors, including Ukraine.
Ukraine's electricity grid has been synchronized with the wider EU grid since 2022, a process rushed through by the bloc to help Kyiv keep the lights on, but flows can move in both directions. And now an EU country benefits from it.
https://t.co/9IbpUWVvUU
Once again, Russia is attacking civilian infrastructure. Another terrorist act by Russia amid its massive economic problems.
A terrorist country that must be isolated from the civilized world.
🔴 The King said the same resolve showed by the West during both World Wars and the Cold War must be shown during the defence of Ukraine
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In Ukraine, theatre lives and evolves under extraordinary circumstances. Despite all the challenges, including power outages and air raid alerts, theatres stage new premieres, reflect the experience of war, and continue to give hope and inspire.
Ukrainian theatre speaks in its own language and expresses meanings that are free from repression. None of this would be possible without the courage of our warriors, who defend not only Ukrainian cities and villages, but also Ukrainian culture.
On this World Theatre Day, we thank everyone who creates Ukrainian theatre today – and all those who stand behind it.
Hi @FoxNews — small clarification.
We appreciate that international media such as FOX News highlight the effective work of interceptor drones. The footage shown in this segment features STING — a Ukrainian interceptor drone developed by engineers at Wild Hornets and used by Ukrainian air defense units to destroy Shahed-type drones.
This result is the outcome of a long and difficult path taken by Wild Hornets engineers together with Ukrainian soldiers, and we would be grateful if these achievements remained properly credited.
We also deeply appreciate all the support we receive and are very grateful for the trust people place in our work.
You can see more interception footage and feedback from Ukrainian soldiers on our page.
More about STING:
https://t.co/B4atGFnIbA
I am a Ukrainian Nobel Peace Prize Laureate. I have a question.
Why has Trump's year of negotiations been the deadliest for civilians in Ukraine since the full-scale invasion? The number of deaths and injuries has increased by 31 percent compared to the previous year.
Why did Putin not allow himself such brutal strikes on civilian infrastructure under Biden, whom Trump calls “weak,” but totally destroys peaceful cities and disregards the “strong Trump”?
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679 Ukrainian girls and boys will never be able to play football — Russia killed them.
And it keeps killing more while moral degenerates suggest lifting bans, despite Russia’s failure to end its war.
Future generations will view this as a shame reminiscent of the 1936 Olympics.
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One more brave beautiful life fell defending Ukrainians' right to exist.
Andriy Buda was a member of @plast, and an active participant of the Orange Revolution and the Revolution of Dignity. He volunteered to defend Ukraine in 2014 and rejoined the army in 2022. Andriy took part in the fiercest battles of the Donetsk region. He was killed in action on Dec 10.
Rest in peace and glory, Andriy.
🇺🇦The day when all of Ukraine said ‘Yes’ to Independence.
The All-Ukrainian referendum in numbers.
On 1 December 1991, an All-Ukrainian referendum was held. The voting ballot had only one question:
‘Do you support the Act of Declaration of Independence of Ukraine?’
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@sentdefender Indeed, it seems the Polish farmers who are fighting for their economic security aren't too concerned with the security of their airspace. I suppose drones don't threaten their profits?