Jake 🇺🇸 has raised an incredible amount of money for Ukraine 🇺🇦 over the years.
He also unexpectedly gave Voices from the Front the boost it needed in those early days. Thank you, @RealJakeBroe. 🙏
Today, we’re a community of more than 250,000 followers and subscribers. We’re travelling the world, telling Ukraine’s story, amplifying voices from the front, and taking the Russian state to court in both Europe and the UK.
None of it would have been possible without the support of people like Jake. 🇺🇦
9-year-old Valeriia was killed during a Russian airstrike on a residential building in Mariupol. This occurred on March 23, 2022. The girl’s parents, Halyna and Vadym, also died there💔🙈
Such beautiful girl💔
Rest in peace🙏
(Memorial. ua)
@NZagovic29637@perebenemari Juste pour etre sur, tu as prit une image d'un antifasciste pour ta pp le patriote et essayé de la camoufler pr que ca rentre ta ton discour d'abrutis?
🇯🇵 friends: can we tell Svitlana’s story in Japan? It was her dream to speak your language (I am sure she wanted to visit your amazing country.)
Maybe people in Japan can hear about her and keep her memory alive.
Svitlana was killed by Russian human safari on a bus in Kherson.
One thing I find genuinely amusing about Russian apologists is their selective standard of evidence.
Mention Russia's expectation of taking Kyiv in "three days"—a shorthand for the widespread expectation that Ukraine would collapse almost immediately—and they become biblical literalists.
"Show me the official document signed and sealed by Putin saying 'three days.'"
Suddenly, unless it's written in holy scripture, it didn't happen.
Then, five minutes later, they confidently claim NATO promised the Soviet Union it would never expand eastward.
So I ask the obvious question:
"Fine. Show me the official document, signed and sealed."
Of course, they can't.
The irony is that history is often more nuanced than official documents. There were discussions, expectations, informal assurances, political rhetoric...
The difference is that most of us accept nuance consistently.
Russian apologists demand absolute proof when it hurts their argument—and abandon that standard the moment it helps it.