SLAVA UKRAINE

Blog about Ukraine

[help-ukraine-ua]

Ukraine today (13.05.2026).

And these are just drones. Imagine, you wake up, turn on the news, and there is such a picture, but in your country...

[mariacallous]

[apatiya-ua]

Будь-ласка підпишіться цю петицію! https://petition.kmu.gov.ua/petitions/8387

Це потрібно, щоб офіційно російської мови більше не було в Україні!

Я сама вже підписала)

[help-ukraine-ua]

❗️❗️❗️❗️❗️

[euro-homonationalist]

[mossadspypigeon]

Boulder police says multiple people evacuated with burn injuries; suspect apprehended

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video of the attack ^

numerous molotov cocktails thrown at a peaceful group of older jews and children who walk through the park for the hostages and did so on erev shavuot.

witnesses say people were burning. he set people ON FIRE. i just cant

[panimoonchild]

Another one signal about peace by bloody Russia

Happy birthday, my Kyiv 🫂

Air defense forces shot down 45 missiles and 266 UAVs over Ukraine at night

From the evening of May 24 to the morning of May 25, the enemy used: ▪️9 Iskander-M/KN-23 ballistic missiles ▪️55 cruise missiles "X-101", "Kalibr" ▪️1 cruise missile "X-22"; ▪️4 guided aircraft missiles "X-59/69"; ▪️298 strike UAVs.

According to preliminary data, the air defense system shot down 45 X-101 and Kalibr cruise missiles and neutralized 266 enemy Shahed and other types of UAVs throughout the country. 139 drones were shot down by firepower, and another 127 were locally lost or suppressed by electronic warfare.

Unfortunately, most regions of Ukraine were affected by the enemy attack. We recorded hits in 22 locations and the fall of downed missiles and UAVs in 15 locations.

There are 50 injured and 13 dead from the Russian attack at night, including 3 children aged 8, 12, and 17.

According to the SES, several regions were attacked: Kyiv and the region, Zhytomyr, Ternopil, Khmelnytsky, Odesa, Mykolaiv, and Sumy regions.

[help-ukraine-ua]

Буду спати з носками та з макіяжем, ми все одно підемо в бомбосховищн

[panimoonchild]

In the democratic world is "Never again", in the Russian world - "We can and will proudly repeat"

[thelittleukrainianwell-armedgirl]

Today, Ukraine marks the Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Political Repression—a time to mourn the innocent murdered by the Soviet regime.

One of the most haunting sites is the Bykivnia Graves near Kyiv, where the NKVD secretly executed and buried thousands of "enemies of the state." Among them were writers, artists, clergy, and scholars, such as writer Mykhailo Semenko, Metropolitan Vasyl Lypkivskyi, and priest Andriy Bandera.

Items linked to the Katyn massacre were also uncovered here. Long denied, these horrors were only acknowledged in the 1990s. In 1994, a memorial was unveiled; in 2006, President Yushchenko formally inaugurated the Bykivnia Graves as a national historical complex.

Today, services and wreaths mark this silent place. The exact number of victims remains uncertain—estimates range from 100,000 to 200,000—but their memory lives on.

What was once hidden is now remembered.

(c) @ euromaidanpress

[5soswfttwtaf]

[parasolyaa]

sometimes i think about how i’ve effectively dug myself a grave with this blog. half my internet presence is about being queer and ukrainian, famously two things russia hates the most.

if trump proceeds with the “peaceful negotiations” that happen without ukraine even present, if he pushes to implement another leader in ukraine (meaning, of course, a pro-russian puppet) and makes my country a quote unquote neutral territory, it obviously means occupation. when there are bombs over my head, i’m at least an abstract target, i can rely on luck not to get hit. if russians come to power tho? i’m toast.

i wish i was exaggerating, but this is already happening to people in occupied parts of the country. those who had social media posts in ukrainian, about queer rights, etc. are being seeked out and threatened. my acquaintance was once on call with her friend on crimea, who had weird noises in the background. when questioned, she casually said that they were coming from russian police beating her neighbour for listening to ukrainian music.

i constantly hear from people who miraculously left the occupied territories how they had to delete everything from their phones, because russian soldiers would do random phone searches — both just on the street or when a person tries to leave the occupied city. it’s not uncommon that people get shot over it.

everything about “peaceful negotiations” and “compromises”, trading “land for a peace agreement” promises me a death sentence

[unhonestlymirror]

3 children murdered, 12 more injured by russians in Zhytomyr region

The children were 8, 12 and 17 years old. 10 people were injured, 8 were rescued by SES, all hospitalized. Private houses were destroyed and damaged.

[help-ukraine-ua]

A stork covered her children from a martyr and died in the Obukhiv region

[panimoonchild]

The Russians are bloody butchers - the world must see what monsters truly they're

Journalist Roshchyna's body missing organs after Russian captivity, investigation says

During the examination in Ukraine, it turned out that journalist Viktoriia Roshchyna's brain, eyes, and part of the trachea had been removed

[heedzhee-art]

I updated my Ukrainian musicb playlist it's literally peak now (yes I'm using hetalia to get extra exposure what are you gonna do about it)

I'm pretty sure it's over 100 songs now so I'm going to work on a part 2 now heh (sane) also most popular Скрябін songs are off Spotify right now because their license expired which is saddening but we ball

[5soswfttwtaf]

we fight for at least one generation of Ukrainians of the last several centuries to be free from russia

[alina-rubanenko]

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