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Okay, guys, i made this post because i'm honestly tired of the lack of information about Ukraine. The war isn't over and genocide of Ukrainians became normalized. Plus there are a lot of people who truly believe there's no more war because they rarely see any news! So here are a few sources you can share. Donations are optional LIVE MAPS: -Air Raid Alert Map (interactive map where you can see where air raid sirens are on, which cities are under attack, explosions etc) -DeepState map (also an interactive map with areas that were liberated or are currently occupied by russians; is updated every day) NEWS SOURCES: -GRUNT MEDIA (tweet in Ukrainian, but if you use twitter, you can always click a translation button) -United 24 Media (tweet in English!). Their official website is -> HERE -Bring Kids UA. They help locate and bring home children who were kidnapped by russians. Their official website -> HERE; their twitter -> HERE; useful links (including a petition) are HERE -Save Ukraine. Its a registered charitable organization established in 2014 that coordinates dozens of organizations, volunteers, individuals and legal entities to help those affected by war, with a special emphasis on children. Their websire -> HERE; their twitter -> HERE -TV Toronto -Kyiv Independent + their twitter -Ostap Yarysh. Covers US-Ukraine relations, tweets in ENG. His twitter -> HERE -Ukraine World. Multilingual media about Ukraine. Their website -> HERE. Their twitter -> HERE -Zarina Zabrisky. US journalist who reports from Ukraine. Tweets a lot about Kherson city, a city in the south of Ukraine that get shelled and attacked by russian drones DAILY. Recently released a film called "Human Safari" that shows you reality of the town. You can watch her film -> HERE. Her twitter is -> HERE Charities/volunteers who help AFU: -COME BACK ALIVE (a non-governmental organisation that helps strengthen Ukraine’s security and defence sector. Has been operational since 2014, when the war has started!) This organization is VERY TRANSPARENT! Their website is -> HERE. Their twitter -> HERE -Serhiy Prytula charity foundation. He also helps Armed Forces of Ukraine with trucks, drones etc. -Sternenko Foundation. Serhii Sternenko is a famous Ukrainian volunteer. He helps UA soldiers with FPV drones. Drones have been crucial weapons/helping tools in this war. They are useful not only for observing, repelling the attacks of the enemies, but also bringing food/water/medicine to wounded soldiers. His twitter -> HERE -Leleka Foundation. Medicine, tactical medicine! Lots of lives on the battlefiled are saved with the help of proper tourniquetes and equipment. This org provides it. Their twitter -> HERE -Wild Hornets. Drones-drones-drones. They make drones that are crucial for this war. Their twitter -> HERE -Project Konstantin. They deliver aid, vehicles, communications tools, and tactical equipment. Their twitter -> HERE -NAFO 69th Sniffling Brigade. They bring trucks for Ukrainian defenders. Those who read the news at least a little bit, are aware how important 4x4 trucks are. Especially for evacuation. Their twitter -> HERE -World Central Kitchen. International organization who provides meals in response to humanitarian, climate, and community crises. They work with locals and really there for those who are affected. A soon as territories in Ukraine were liberated, they were there to help. Unlike OSCE, the UN, Red Cross etc, WCK truly help people. They keep working in Ukraine despite the shelling. By the way, they work all over the world and helped people in Gaza too! Their twitter -> HERE THANK YOU to everyone who shares this! Please amplify Ukrainian voices, talk about Ukraine, support those who were affected by war... unfortunately it's closer than you think.

stillthinkingaboutthatplant

For more information in English, you can also check out this guy on YouTube! He does some fantastic on the ground journalistic work! :]

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"Situation in [country name] is horrible, but what about-" buddy, if you're trying to appeal to someone's humanity by turning people's deaths into Olympic statistics then I have bad news for you.

#points added when that kind of attitude comes from people from safe countries #bitch this ain't your performative empathy spectacle

everydaylouie

do not. address it

folklorespring

Ukrainian lesbians in the 1990s and 2000s, Vira Chernyhina's archive

voidthing

happy month, fellow slurs.

With all the jokes I've been making abt John being a delusional man, the question of "what would I have done in this situation?" keeps coming back.

And you know what? If I were on the verge of memory, witnessing my friends passing away and the community crumbling - I wouldn't be better. Even with death being a natural way to go, the horror of slowly rotting memory sounds numerous times worse than vampirism.

#midnight mass #for the record: in any shape or form I justify his actions #but this thought has been rolling around my brain since the first watch of MM #like bruh I wrote a whole fic about it

gasstationredhead

ladies and gentlemen

hamish “i don’t want to see anybody run a little haunted island better than me” linklater

#the amazing digital circus #tadc #tadc fanart #tadc gangle #Spotify

texantickler67

how 2 talk to short people

#👀 oi

yun6una

happy wife happy life

aenslem

My will became His will, and He moved through me, and Joe was taken, and I was sustained. I was nourished.

MIDNIGHT MASS (2021)

#john “it isn't a crime if it was yummie” pruitt

snovyda

24 people dead, including 3 children, as a result of a russian missile hitting a residential multi-storey building in Kyiv on the night before May 14, 2026.

All while russia is being cheered for in cultural and sporting events, to whitewash and glorify these actions.

suratan-zir

Some time ago, I received a question about how people in the russian-occupied territories of Ukraine live. My mother called today (she lives in Donetsk). It's a miracle she's still able to call me with a VPN. She shared news of my hometown. She had to close the window to say all this, despite not actually saying anything criminal. Because that's what life is like there. Everyone is scared.

Everything we knew in that town all our lives has pretty much ceased to exist - and, mind you, the town is not on the frontline. Nothing there has been destroyed, it's just been under occupation since 2014. Now our industrial bakery, meat processing plant, and coking plant - they all have stopped production under the glorious russian governance. Our steel mill - the main town employer (it's a monotown, everything is dependent on that mill) - has been put on "hot conservation," which basically means it's kept operational but produces nothing.

She says at all the border checkpoints (and there still is a border between the "DPR" and russia, despite them proclaiming it a part of russia in 2022), they check everyone's phones. Every phone has spyware on it, and every conversation is being listened to. She says sometimes she'll be talking to my father on the phone and then hear other voices commenting on what she has said, or just chatting in the background. I can't tell you if it's true or not, but I believe her.

So there you have it: personal accounts of what life there looks like.

#and yet some brainless idiots wonder why ukranians fight against the occupation

suratan-zir

The village of Svitle, Donetsk region.

The village where my father grew up, where I spent the first few years of my life. Now, thanks to russia, it exists only in my memory, like many other places.