@AleksanderH5236@MartinKuban@DevanaUkraine I know that most of ruzzian c@nts are unbelievably stupid, but you are from the very bottom layer 🤦♂️My birth certificate says Сергій and nationality Українець. But it’s fine, what else do you expect from pro ruzzian c@nt��♂️. If you don’t know shit about history- Google it
OLESHKY. Not just OLESHKY: IT IS KHERSON REGION.
I am getting a bit desperate to see the unbelievable amount of fakes and disinformation.
I researched the crisis in the Kherson region since February 2026.
Please read ⬇️
"Sie lag dort, vergewaltigt, mit gebrochenem Genick und einer Schlinge um den Hals. Neben ihr hing ihr dreijähriger Sohn."
Nymoen fordert, dass wir uns von diesen Russen besetzen lassen sollen.
I want to emphasize once again that today in the Kharkiv region, Russia murdered six people who were simply sorting vegetables at a storage facility.
With not one, but three drones!
They also injured 12 others, some of whom are in critical condition in the hospital.
It is so unbelievably evil and unnecessarily cruel that it’s hard to wrap my mind around, yet Russia never fails to sink to a new low.
Russians killed six people at a vegetable warehouse in Stara Hnylytsia, Kharkiv Oblast: two men and four women.
They were sorting vegetables when the attack hit.
People are eating weeds in Oleshky because there is almost nothing else left to eat.
There is no electricity, water or gas. Some people eat once a day. Shops are closed and medicine is scarce. Leaving means facing mined roads, with no agreed humanitarian corridor.
Around 6000 people remain there. At least 200 of them are children.
@StrichkaNata@_kvitka_med Та ні , все працює. Тільки Гугл знаходить тільки 3-4 фото з Теремків. Решта - або з інших міст, або змінена Ші. Тому і питаю.
@PatrickMbeko Did you ever think, how they got such a big territory? Read how many native people/tribes was colonized, how many languages disappeared, how many people killed.
Russian occupiers shot and killed a 13-year-old boy who was trying to escape the war with his mother. He had to be buried twice.
This is the story of 13-year-old Yelisei Ryabokon from Brovary.
In the photo on the left is an ordinary schoolboy. On the right is the hat he was wearing, riddled with bullets and shrapnel, along with his white soccer jersey, which he wore over his jacket to show that he was a civilian.
On March 11, 2022, Yelisei’s family tried to escape from the village of Peremoha, already occupied by russian forces.
As they were driving, russian soldiers initially waved to them, as if wishing them a safe journey.
Then they opened fire on the cars carrying civilians.
Yelisei’s mother and younger brother were in one car, while Yelisei was traveling in another.
The first vehicle exploded after being struck by a shell. People scrambled out of the cars and tried to hide.
“I was pulling the little one by his hood,” his mother, Inna, recalled.
She hoped her older son was still alive. When she was finally allowed to return to him, she realized he had died instantly.
He was lying on the back seat, curled into a small ball. His mother barely survived and managed to pull her younger son out of the gunfire.
At first, Yelisei was buried in a vegetable garden in the village.
Only later was his family able to bring his body home to Brovary and bury him properly.
They never opened the coffin.
His father, Yevhen, who serves in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, never had the chance to see his son one last time.
His mother wants the world to know what russia has done in Ukraine and to remember every murdered child.
Those who knew Yelisei remember a calm, polite boy who was always smiling.
Source: translated from the original text by Oleh Bairak.
‼️Please take 123 seconds and listen to what is happening in Oleshky, Ukraine!
These aren't just lines on a map, these are Ukrainian civilians trapped under russian occupation being deprived to death.
Please talk about Oleshky and please don't forget Ukraine 🇺🇦