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Kyiv. The City of Courage

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The capital of @Ukraine. Fighting for freedom and democratic values while kicking Russian ass with style and class. Follow our YouTube👇

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1000 days of the full scale war. 1000 days of struggle and pain. 1000 days of bravery and resistance. And how many days would you last? Don't let the war come to you. Help Ukraine to end Russia once and for all! #1000days
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🇷🇺: launches drones at Europe, wages genocide in Ukraine, threatens NATO 🇺🇦: strikes oil refineries, cuts funding for Russia’s war machine 🇭🇺(EU & NATO member): blocks €90B in aid to Ukrainе, until Russian oil flows again What version of a dystopian fantasy is this?
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Today Ukraine marks Volunteer Day — a day to honor those who chose to stand for freedom when the country needed them most. Among them are foreign volunteers who left their homes, crossed borders, and joined Ukrainians on the front lines. They fight not for territory or politics, but for something bigger — the right of a nation to exist, and the idea that freedom anywhere matters everywhere. Ukraine is deeply grateful to everyone who chose to stand with us. Your courage has become part of our story💙🇺🇦
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Yulia Svyrydenko
Yulia Svyrydenko@Svyrydenko_Y·
Four years ago, Russia targeted a maternity ward in Ukraine's coastal city of Mariupol. Among those inside were pregnant women and medical staff. Three people were killed, including a child and a pregnant woman. What happened in Mariupol was just part of Russia’s deliberate pattern of terror against civilians. Over four years of full-scale war, Russians have damaged or destroyed 2,585 healthcare facilities in Ukraine, including 55 maternity hospitals – places where life should begin, not end under rubble. In Ukraine, we live with the consequences of these crimes every day. They cannot be allowed to fade into statistics or be forgotten. The world must remember, act, and ensure that Russia is held accountable.
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Ukrainians have no questions for Viktor Orbán. You don’t question Russian proxies who sell themselves for a cubic meter of gas. But we do have a question for Hungarian society. Are you really okay with this? Your prime minister is taking Ukrainian citizens hostage to win elections at home and blocking the EU financial aid to our country — while Ukraine has been shielding Hungary from Russian terrorists, murderers and rapists for four years already. Is this really the leadership you want speaking in your name? Hungarians, speak up!
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Jay in Kyiv
Jay in Kyiv@JayinKyiv·
In the past 10 days Hungary's Russian-backed Orban regime has attacked Ukraine by the following: - Blocked EU's €90 billion loan that they previously agreed to - Stolen two Ukrainian state bank armored trucks filled with $80million, now holding 7 of their employees hostage - Threatened to cut off sales of electricity to Ukraine - Threatened to cut sales of diesel to Ukraine - Producing several propaganda videos/day attacking Kyiv
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The International Paralympic Committee has hit a new low. Ukraine’s team was not allowed to appear at the ceremony wearing uniforms featuring the map of Ukraine — because it was deemed “political.” But apparently, allowing Russian and Belarusian athletes to compete under their own flags are not political at all?
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"Ukrainian experts would provide guidance on intercepting Iranian drones launched at Gulf allies", UK PM Keir Starmer.
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What’s happening in the Middle East, didn't start there. For years, Iran has supplied Russia with Shahed drones and helped it scale up production. Since 2022, Russia has launched 57,000+ of these drones at Ukraine. Now Tehran is using the same playbook in the Gulf: mass cheap drone swarms, saturation of air defenses, strikes on civilian infrastructure. Aggression spreads when it goes unpunished. Russia is the core of today’s «axis of evil». And if the world wants to dismantle this axis, it must help Ukraine bring down Russia first.
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Four years ago, Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, expecting a swift collapse. It made a fatal misjudgment. While many «ordinary Russians» still try to distance themselves from responsibility for this war, ordinary Ukrainians have spent four years doing the opposite — stepping forward to defend their homes, their freedom, and the security of all Europe. Soldiers and medics. Volunteers and rescue workers. Teachers, engineers, energy crews working under fire. Ukraine holds, because the true strength of this country lives in its people. Stand with Ukrainians today — so your people won’t have to fight this war tomorrow 🇺🇦
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12 years ago Russia invaded Ukraine. The war did not begin in 2022. It began in 2014, when Ukraine was weakened and grieving after the Maidan shootings. As the country buried its heroes, Russia moved to attack — seizing Crimea and igniting war in eastern Ukraine. Over the years, Moscow repeatedly violated peace agreements and proved one thing: its aggression does not stop on its own. This day is a reminder. The war has been going on for more than a decade — and it must be brought to an end on Ukraine’s terms.
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February 20 is the Day of Remembrance of the Heavenly Hundred — the people who gave their lives for Ukraine’s freedom during the Revolution of Dignity. On this day in 2014, the deadliest violence of the Maidan protests unfolded in central Kyiv. In just hours, dozens of unarmed protesters were shot by security forces. In total, 107 activists became known as the Heavenly Hundred — a symbol of sacrifice, dignity, and the nation’s unbreakable will. Today, we honor their courage. Their choice to stand for freedom came at the highest price — and it continues to shape Ukraine’s fight for its future.
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Today marks the anniversary of the Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan — a war that lasted 10 years and became a symbol of military failure and human loss. In just four years of invading Ukraine, Russia has already lost 18 times more troops than the USSR did during the entire Afghan war. Russia cannot win on the battlefield. That is why it tries to drag the war into endless negotiations, exhaustion, and fear. Ukraine is stopping this aggression not only for itself, but for Europe and the world. Help us finish this war the only way it can end — with Ukraine’s victory.
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Russia has killed over 650 Ukrainian athletes. And those who survived and made it to the global sports stage are being silenced. If this is not appeasement of the aggressor, then what is? @iocmedia @Olympics
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A father watching years of sacrifice collapse in a moment. Mykhailo Heraskevych didn’t just coach his son — he built this path with him. Endless training, sleepless nights, constant struggle just to keep Ukraine in skeleton sport. And now it’s taken away over a helmet honoring athletes killed by Russia. A family that gave everything is punished for remembering. @iocmedia shame on you!
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Mykhailo Heraskevych, father and coach of Vladyslav Heraskevych of Ukraine, reacts after Vladyslav got disqualified from the Winter Olympics for wearing a helmet in tribute to athletes who have died amid Russia's attack on Ukraine. Read more: reut.rs/46Jcqo0

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Dignity matters more than medals! @heraskevych thank you for your stance✊️🇺🇦 Remembrance is NOT a crime. Memory CAN'T be silenced.
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