Ukrainian Children about the War
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Ukrainian Children about the War
This is a magazine cover from August 2008, after the russian invasion of Georgia. It said: 'Ukraine will be the next'. The West appeased russia in 2008. Don't repeat the same mistake. This time there are no more countries left between russia and the EU to be next
🕯️Izium🕯️
Police discover mass grave of 440 bodies in Izium.
Our warriors and civilians sleep together there
I hope all these souls will find a peace and their relatives could say goodbye to them.
Liberated Potemkino Kherson region
This is what happens when "russian world" came.We will rebuild all the infrastructure i but we can't return our people from the grave.Believe me there is no worries about broken houses,cause we can restore it.There is a grief about broken lives
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Amsterdam.Netherlands
This Mariupol always will be in our memory
This was Mariupol before the invasion of russian troops. A beautiful city of half a million people. There are currently virtually no undamaged buildings there. There is no Mariupol. And there is also no Viktor Dedov who took these photos.
During the month, more than 300 people were taken hostage in the village of Yagidne
The occupiers kept Ukrainians in the school basement for a month. There was no light, no medicine, and people were allowed to go out for only a few minutes.
Ukrainians were forcibly driven to the basement, and in the middle of the night the drunk Russian military could come in. Eyewitnesses said that children painted patriotic pictures and wrote words from the anthem on the walls.
"They got sick and died here.There were still alive next to the dead. Famine. Thirst. Fear. Pain. Despair. Toilet on a bucket. Suffocation,"said Viacheslav Chaus, Head of the Chernihiv Regional State Administration.
Mariupol
Azov have shown in what inhumane conditions doctors save the lives
The wounded are lying on the floor,and heavy operations are carried out under constant bombings and risks...