#bucha ukraine

[leolightman]

Коли наші воїни вигнали росію з Бучі, з Ірпеня, з Бородянки, з усієї Київщини, а потім із Сумщини, з Чернігівщини – кожен зміг побачити, що це перемогиане лише української сміливості та зброї, але й людської моралі. Хай увесь світ ніколи не забуває, якою ціною дається ця битва і яке зло ми зупиняємо тут, на нашій землі, коли українці зупиняють і виганяють російських окупантів.

When our soldiers drove Russia out of Bucha, Irpin, Borodyanka, the entire Kyiv region, and then Sumy and Chernihiv regions, everyone could see that these were victories not only of Ukrainian courage and weapons, but also of human morality. Let the whole world never forget the price of this battle and the evil we are stopping here, on our land, when Ukrainians stop and expel the Russian occupiers.

[jloisse]

OTAN EN EMPORTE LE VENT

[engin-program]

🌐 Last week, a fundraiser to rebuild the city of Bucha in Ukraine was held in the city of Albany, New York. Albany Mayor Kathy Sheehan, as well as Anatolii Fedoruk Mayor of Bucha, were leading and holding this amazing event.

👩‍🦱👩‍💼 Katie Suhr, one of ENGin’s dedicated volunteers, was out and about spreading the word about our mission and making impactful connections during this crucial fundraiser.

🌃 Bucha experienced an unimaginable tragedy when Russian forces invaded Ukraine on February 24, 2022, leading to the devastating Bucha massacre. The people of Bucha have endured hardships that are difficult for many to comprehend. Bucha, however, became a symbol of rebuilding Ukraine with hope.

💪 We are really proud of our volunteers seizing the opportunity and participating in the fundraiser.

🤝 In addition to spreading the word about ENGin and how it could help people, Katie took part in helping the people of Bucha and the people of Ukraine. Katie and her son joined forces to pack 400 boxes of humanitarian aid destined for the military in Ukraine. In a heartwarming twist of fate, Katie crossed paths with another ENGin volunteer, Alex, from nearby Hoosick. Together, they represented our community with pride and purpose.

🇺🇦 Events like these remind us of the power of community and collaboration, and how crucial it is to connect, especially after experiencing unimaginable tragedy and trauma. Learn more about how you could become a leader that spreads hope through your local community (for instance, by joining ENGin Chapters) - https://www.enginprogram.org/extra-opportunities

[folklorespring]

Two years ago today Bucha was liberated from russian sodliers. Don't forget people who were tortured and murdered by russians.

[perishrad]

The number was provided by russian OVD-info and the memorial organisations.

[chrysocomae]

Bless Kazakhs for bringing warmth and kindness to Bucha. Bucha needs all the love it can get after what happened there.

[nzarlissa]

[amerasdreams]

I'm sorry but you're either for Ukraine or for russia. There is no middle ground. I don't care what your normal politics are. This isn't about politics. This is about people's lives. About them not being taken over by a country that is not only bombing them but raping and torturing them.

If you don't think we should do all we can possibly do to stop such evil, you are on the wrong side of history.

[odinsblog]

For clarity: Giving Ukrainians the ability to defend themselves against a hostile foreign invasion is not what is killing Ukrainians. IT’S THE RUSSIAN MILITARY AND THEIR INVASION OF UKRAINE THAT IS KILLING UKRAINIANS.

Sorry, but you can’t just delete the agency of the country that instigated war by committing an illegal invasion, and magically shift blame away from Russia.

And what happens to Ukrainians is very well documented—you need look no farther than Bucha and Mariupol to see what the Russian army does to Ukrainian civilians once they have seized their land.

This is a nonsensical Russian propaganda talking point, and unsurprisingly, Republicans + Libertarians + ignorant ass tankies who think they’re somehow defending “communist Russia” have been regurgitating the same idiotic rhetoric ever since Russia invaded Ukraine.

Hopefully hearing Marjorie Taylor Greene speak the rhetoric exposes just how incredibly stupid it sounds. Because it IS stupid.

Until Trump, there was was no other time in modern American history that Republicans would have argued against defending a country from a Russian invasion. Russia is the aggressor here, and as Marjorie Traitor Greene admitted herself, Ukraine is not in NATO, and Ukraine was not even seeking NATO membership when Russia invaded their sovereign state.

“… if you can take the mere existence of NATO as something so intolerable that Russia simply had no choice but to invade a country that wasn't in NATO then I guess you can believe anything.”

Russia could end the war instantly, just by turning its army around and going back home to Russia.

SN: To be sure, the United States has done and is still doing A LOT wrong; the U.S. has committed its own share of war crimes and has supported war criminals in other countries in exchange for oil and other natural resources—so yes, we can and we should be doing everything in our power to demand that America does everything it can possibly do to prevent Israel from committing any further war crimes and illegal land grabs in Palestine, but this one specific issue is about Ukraine, not Palestine.

Borrowing from another post, but it’s very apropos here:

“Tankies are not leftists. They think they are, which is both funny and sad. If they were, they wouldn't support Vladimir Putin, a far-right leader engaged in ethno-nationalist imperialism. It's your ideas and values that make you a leftist, not how much you hate the US.”

We can agree with one thing without having to agree with everything that America does.

Every enemy of America isn’t “good” just because they oppose America; and Russia has a very long history of its own war crimes and extensive human rights abuses.

[marykk1990]

President Zelenskyy going from smiling during a meal with his warriors to, just a short time later, discovering the horrors of Bucha. 💔

[jloisse]

«Nous, dans l'armée, attendons, que vous fassiez un faux pas»: le message d’un militaire ukrainien aux autorités de son pays

Des militaires ukrainiens ont commencé à exprimer publiquement leur mécontentement concernant le manque d’approvisionnement et l'absence de règlement du conflit par les autorités de leur pays.

Dans un message vidéo adressé à M.Zelensky, un homme qui se présente comme membre des forces armées ukrainiennes, décrit comment ses frères d'armes et lui en sont réduits à utiliser pour combattre leurs propres voitures en raison du manque d'approvisionnement, alors que ceux qui de la rue Bankovaïa, à savoir les autorités de Kiev, d’après lui, ne se sont pas encore assez rempli les poches.

«Donnez-nous une seule raison. Nous savons comment nous battre. Croyez-moi, nous avons des compétences, aussi. […] Croyez-moi, si je me retrouve dans une telle situation, je lâcherais le chien», a déclaré l'auteur de la vidéo.

[aif0s-w]

A year ago, the world learned about Bucha.

[sonyaheaneyauthor]

April 2024: Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh visits the memorial to the victims of russia's massacre in Bucha, Ukraine.

Bucha was the site of some of the worst russian war crimes committed in the invasion so far.

[anastasiamaru]

Art on ruins

Christian Gemi C215 famous painter from France visited Kyiv/Kyiv region and made a new ArtWorks

[ohsalome]

[ilblogdellestorie]

Anastasia, 4 anni, in piedi accanto a un'opera del famoso artista di strada Tvboy nel centro della città di Bucha, Ucraina