#kharkiv

[thelittleukrainianwell-armedgirl]

UkraineWorld:

"Let’s settle this once and for all: Ukrainian cities have Ukrainian names — not Russian ones".

[panimoonchild]

Russian culture is bloody terror

[folklorespring]

Pride march in Kharkiv, Ukraine, 2022. Kharkiv was (and still is) constantly shelled by russia so due to safety reasons it was held underground in the subway.

[vintage-ukraine]

City Morning. Kharkiv by Yurii Liubavin, 1960

[suratan-zir]

After a night of bombing, russia shelled a kindergarten in Kharkiv. Currently reported of one killed man as a result of this attack and seven wounded. All children were unharmed, except for psychological trauma.

Also, in the Kyiv region, a woman, a 12-year-old girl, and a six-month-old baby were killed as a result of today's russian shelling.

This is the face of russian culture.

[will-ruadh]

I feel like not enough people know that both these memes come from Kharkiv, Ukraine, and that is very important information. you agree. reblog.

[backscale-pivot-queen]

My grandmother is now almost completely deaf, the constant shelling in Ukraine has taken what’s left of her hearing. She cannot understand me on the phone like she could one month ago.

Her cats hiding are now her only indication that the shelling happening. Unless an explosion makes the building shake.

1,068 days that I’ve prayed for her safety, because she will not abandon her home in Kharkiv.

[notira]

According to updated information from Kharkiv mayor, 48 children were inside the kindergarten during the russian attack. They were moved to a shelter and were not injured. One man was killed and seven others wounded, including utility workers who were nearby.

Banality of Evil