Sofia Zorska 🇺🇦 Storyboard artist

Tomorrow, many of you will think of Ukraine. As Ukraine faces pressure to accept capitulation, remember: there will be no peace without justice. We owe justice to every innocent life taken by russia's war. For every fallen defender. For every murdered civilian. For Mariupol. For the bombing of the Drama Theater. For the Bucha massacre. For the mass graves in Izyum. For Kherson and the human safaris. For the destruction of the Kakhovka dam. For the playground bombing in Kryvyi Rih. For nuclear terrorism at the Zaporizhzhia power plant. For Pokrovsk, Avdiivka, Bakhmut, Volnovakha, Popasna, Maryinka, Lysychansk, Vovchansk — and hundreds of towns and villages erased from the map forever. For freezing Ukrainians in winter and killing energy workers. For every double tap against first responders. For murdering doctors, targeting ambulances, bombing hospitals. For Kyiv's Okhmatdyt. For every civilian bus, car, bike deliberately struck. For every child abducted. For every prisoner of war tortured, injured, or killed in captivity. For every woman, man, and child raped. For every person buried beneath the rubble of their home. For every torture chamber under occupation. For every filtration camp. For the indoctrination of Ukrainian children. For looted Ukrainian culture. For destroying Ukrainian farmland and stealing Ukrainian grain. For confiscating property under occupation. For countless other crimes that continue as we speak. There will be no real peace without justice. Never.

This afternoon, russian strike drones attacked a maternity hospital in Zaporizhzhia injuring 3 women. A fire broke out on the second floor in the reception area of the gynecology department. Rescuers quickly extinguished the blaze.

Total blackout continues in Dnipro after the russian attack. No electricity or water in the middle of the winter. Russia, as always, fights civilian population. Terrorists. 🎥: Yan Dobronosov

What is this sh*t? They straight up added new feature and anyone can just edit your image, you posted, using GenAi. So far it seems like there is no way turning it off.