Margaryta Konovalets 🇺🇦 ꑭ

Neither a hiding place in the Kremlin, nor NAFO avatars, or Ukrainian flags next to names on the Internet will save any of you! No matter how Muscovites hide, everyone will be found. We easily recognize them by their stench and vile nature!

Love chooses for itself, and thank God! I’ll hide you Far away from them So that no one will find you In my heart

@WY_Reactor thx

@MargoLevko I may or may not put this on a continuous loop. Except for the may not part. Everything about you is spot on, in a totally Ukrainian sort of a way. 🤌🥰

In 1920, during the First Winter Campaign, the Ukrainian army marched 2,500 km through enemy rears, crushing Red garrisons. Russians were in a panic.

@Rhino_Bob Many countries have recognized Ukraine's restored independence, unlike Russia

@MargoLevko Reds were not seen as the legitimate Russian regime by the West The West fought with the Whites and did not support an independent Ukraine

@PlombirVkusniy Зрадою Польщі

@MargoLevko чем закончилось это перемогойобство, напомните плиз?

@kimakorr Польща зрадила Україну і атакувала Україну. Українська армія потрапила в пастку

@MargoLevko А чем все закончилось?

@Mako93951588 The Nazis were allies of the Red Army and they even paraded together in occupied cities.

@MargoLevko Red Army deserves a credit for the civil war campaign, not Ukrainian army. Ukrainian army lost. Red Army fought with everybody. It had ZERO allies, only enemies. Poland, Finland, Ukraine, Western invasion forces, whites, greens, etc. Despite overwhelming odds, it won.

@SkeptisW69513 That wasn't the betrayal. They attacked us in alliance with Russia

@MargoLevko And poles have betrayed you and have made peace with the russians...

Life without electricity... 😀 By the way, we’re back to having widespread, prolonged power cuts.

@Hollywo10199892 thx

@MargoLevko In the mirror of my heart, it is your image that reflects. Now, you have become my entire life. This is my humble prayer to my Lord: that of all things, you find beauty and grace in my simplicity."

“Those who place comfort above freedom will lose both.” (Stepan Bandera, 1909–1959 — OUN leader, political thinker)

@DevanaUkraine Here 😉 x.com/MargoLevko/sta…

🏛️ LVIV HOUSE OF SCIENTISTS: FROM ARISTOCRATIC CASINO TO ARCHITECTURAL JEWEL The luxurious House of Scientists in Lviv was once the Noble Casino. It was designed by the world-renowned Viennese architects Ferdinand Fellner and Hermann Helmer. These "starchitects" of their time designed over 40 opera houses across Europe, including the famous Odesa Opera House and the Chernivtsi Theater. ✨ AMAZING FACTS: 💎 The Floating Staircase: The most iconic feature is the magnificent oak spiral staircase. Carved with incredible precision, it creates a "floating" effect and remains one of the most photographed spots in Ukraine. 🎬 Movie Star: Its aristocratic halls were so authentic they served as a film set for many movies, including playing the role of Cardinal Richelieu’s palace in the classic "D'Artagnan and Three Musketeers." ⚡️ High-Tech Heritage: Built in 1898, it was one of the first buildings in Lviv to be lit by electricity—a massive luxury and a sensation at the time. 🗿 The Atlanteans: The entrance is guarded by two powerful sculptures. Legend says they represent the two faces of a gambler: one full of hope and the other weary from loss. Today, this Neo-Baroque masterpiece stands as a testament to Lviv's enduring European soul. Even through wars and regimes, its beauty reminds us of a time when elegance and science walked hand in hand.

І битим склом під атаками мені кричав ти не плакати. I bytym sklom pid atakamy meni krychav ty ne plakaty. And with broken glass under attacks. You shouted at me not to cry. (Nahaba)

@Michael_For14 She wrote more in a mystical style, but about Ukrainian culture

@MargoLevko What a nice quote! Is there any work of hers that you'd recommend reading?

"The Muscovites say: "A bad peace is better than a good quarrel," but I believe the opposite: it is better to quarrel sincerely than to reconcile insincerely." (Lesya Ukrainka - (1871-1913) - a brilliant Ukrainian poet, playwright, translator and public figure)

@lOe0EMsuJl11618 War

@MargoLevko What is the current situation in Ukraine?

"There is nothing more terrible than unlimited power in the hands of a limited person. " (Vasyl Symonenko - (1935–1963) - a prominent Ukrainian poet, journalist and "sixties" member)

@Kainz_Fred1988 Yes

@MargoLevko “If I die, bury me like this Me on a burial mound In the middle of the vast steppe In beloved Ukraine, So that I can see the infinite fields And the Dnipro and its steep banks can see and hear, How the roaring roars.” Did I translate it correctly?

"You would even trade your own mother for a piece of rotten sausage." (Taras Shevchenko - (1814–1861) - an outstanding Ukrainian poet, prose writer, thinker, artist, public figure, member of the Cyril and Methodius Brotherhood, national hero and symbol of Ukraine).

"We are still saving the dystrophy of bodies, but we don’t care about the progressive dystrophy of souls." (Vasyl Stus - (1938–1985) - a prominent Ukrainian poet of the sixties, translator, prose writer, literary critic, human rights activist and dissident).

"Ukraine is not only for Ukrainians, but for all who live in Ukraine, and while living, love it, and while loving it..." (Mykhailo Hrushevsky - (1866-1934) - 1st President of Ukraine)