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here the Ukrainians! we are dying!

Not gonna lie, my morale is at the lowest point it's been since the beginning of the invasion. Russians are successfully occupying more and more territories and shell frontline regions every day. People are dying, our culture and herritage is destroyed. International aid dwindled significantly because of american bullshit. Mobilization law has been signed and there is a chance that my family members get conscripted soon. Don't even get me started on internal political problems. A bunch of articles in foreign media talking about our defeat and "peace talks" (what a joke).

It feels like there were no at least moderately good news in a while. On top of that, the feeling that we are screaming into the void is stronger than ever. I'm happy when I see a foreigner online supporting us and spreading the word, because it gets rarer. Ukrainians feel like none of what's happening gets outside our info bubble. Most likely no one but Ukrainians will see this post either. Honestly don't know what to make of all of this.

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weather forecast in Ukraine

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A Ukrainian rescuer from Poltava, Andrii Hrechanyi, ran the Kyiv Unbroken Half Marathon in full firefighter gear. He dedicated his race to the Kharkiv State Emergency Service workers killed by Russia's shelling during the rescue operation.

The half marathon, which took place on 14 April, attracted 5,500 participants and raised over UAH 2 million for the medical battalion "Hospitallers."

#StandWithUkraine

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please, I need luck so much

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The military man is on the ruins of the house where his parents died from the shelling of Russia.

Evgen Korolkov returned to his father's house. True, the house is no longer there. And parents too.

The military man lost them during the Russian shelling of Khmelnitsky on March 22, 2024.

The sister-in-law of Eugen, the wife of his elder brother, who is also a military man, is in intensive care because of her injuries.

I want to show you the eyes of this kind and strong man, who until today dismantles the rubble of his and his parents' at home

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Please, watch the videos to understand how people in Ukraine live now.

The blast happened 30 seconds after the siren went off.

Children from the kindergarten screaming and running to the bomb shelter, you can hear the explosions in the background.

Rescuers are looking for people among the debris. The building of the National Academy of Arts is damaged.

The lady is making coffee in the ruined café.

The sounds of European capital when your neighbor wants to destroy you. They need the whole country. You don’t need to look in the historical books to learn about genocide and occupation. The story is unfolding now. Ukraine needs help now.

More weapons for Ukraine now = you and your kids will never know how is it to run to shelters.

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"When I lost my leg, I was 6 years old. Now 7, "Sasha Pascal from Odessa writes about herself on the social network. "I wish everyone to live under a peaceful sky and not feel the consequences of the war," the girl adds. Sasha lost her leg as a result of Russia's shelling of the resort village of Zatoka in the Odessa region. It happened on July 26, 2022. The girl was fitted with a modern bionic prosthesis. She learned to walk again and returned to gymnastics, which she studied from the age of 3.. Sasha is actively involved and participates in competitions. Her story shook Ukraine and left no one indifferent.. Photographer Victoria Efremova made Sasha a photo shoot. "These photos are another reminder to the world what a terrible price we pay for freedom and how great a force is in our people! I am proud of you fantastic, strong, and indestructible Olexandra! " she wrote.. Фото – @viktoria_efremova_sport, @paskals2016

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russian culture kills

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Congratulations to the documentary team — Mstyslav Chernov, Evgeniy Maloletka, Vasylisa Stepanenko, FRONTLINE PBS and Associated Press — on this well-deserved award!

"I wish I had never made this film," Chernov said receiving an award. "I wish to be able to exchange this to Russia never attacking Ukraine, never occupying our cities. I wish to give all the recognition to Russia not killing tens of thousands of my fellow citizens."

We thank the Academy for recognizing the war reporters' work that helps spread the truth about Russia's war crimes and the great tragedy of the Ukrainian city of Mariupol.

While receiving Ukraine's first Oscar award for "20 Days in Mariupol", the director Mstyslav Chernov sheds light on Russia's atrocities against Ukrainians and calls to make sure that the history record is set straight and that the truth prevails.

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These children and adults were just sleeping at home, in a nine-story building in Odesa, until the Russian drone strike. On the night of March 2, 2024, Russia partially destroyed the building and killed 12 people, including 5 children.

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Odesa, 02.03.2024.

russian terrorists killed 12 civilians, among them five children

Serhiy, ten years old

his sister Zlata, eight years old

another sister Liza, eight months old

Mark, three years old

Tymofiy, four months old

They all lived in the same block of flats and died at the same time.

Search work on the ruins of their house ended.