David W 🌍🇺🇦
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I am a World Citizen, pursuing Creative Connectedness. Standing with Ukraine. Seeking Our Better Angels.
@Spectator, established in 1828, has featured my article on the front page! A lot of work went into it, including trimming from 6000 words down to around 1100. Thank you @lisa_haseldine! If you would like to see more from me, please let them know! ARTICLE: spectator.co.uk/article/the-fs…
⚡️Ukrainian deminers are using a new demining tactic - CNN. When it gets dark and the air cools, sappers launch drones with thermal imaging cameras. On the screens, mines heated by the sun during the day become visible and seem to "glow". The detected mines are detonated with special charges. Correspondents say the main problem for Ukrainian troops remains trench fighting and mined areas: "They are surrounded by mines. Don't try to tell them that the counter-offensive should be faster." 👉 Follow @Flash_news_ua
Today we bury our Son, for the past week we have all be grieving in private but today you can join us, the kitchen will be shut, we will all be at the funeral together. Glory to the Heroes, may they never be forgotten. Mykola Sharavar: Today, Lviv will say goodbye to a volunteer, scout, historian, and pastry chef who died defending Ukraine from Russian invaders. Mykola Sharavara ("Vegan") (28.05.1987-02.08.2023) Born in the village of Lapayivka, Lviv region. He studied at the former Zymnovodivka secondary school. He also graduated from a music school with a degree in bandura. In 2000, he joined Plast and was a member of the Vovkulaky group of the 1st King Danylo Kuren in Lviv. He received a degree in pastry at the Lviv Professional College of Hotel, Tourism and Restaurant Services. Later he graduated from the Faculty of History at the Ivan Franko National University of Lviv. During the last period, he worked in the restaurant industry, in particular at Sushiya, Celentano and Fugazzeta. He devoted his free time to reading literature and was particularly interested in economic history. He was a skilled chess player, loved football and traveling by bicycle. But Mykola Sharavara's greatest passion was hiking in the mountains with his family. When the full-scale invasion began, he volunteered for the war. At first, he defended the country as part of the 10th Separate Rifle Battalion, and later - in the ranks of the 116th Separate Mechanized Brigade of the 10th Army Corps of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Mykola Sharavara is survived by his daughter, wife, parents and two sisters. #Lviv #Львів
«Я не співатиму на одній сцені з російськими терористами, які вбивають українських дітей. Сподіваюся, наступного року на цій сцені країни-терористки не буде. Будь ласка, підтримуйте Україну», — заявила зі сцени Софія.
