mirrorball 🇺🇦

Today my classmate wrote to me. She stayed to live in occupied Mariupol. I don’t condemn these people, I know how hard it is to leave your home, where you grew up and were born, and start life from scratch. It’s really difficult. She always complains to me about the occupation authorities, about the complete arbitrariness that is happening in the city, although I always ask her not to speak out so that it doesn’t threaten her safety. And to this day she doesn’t understand why they came here, just like I do. We remembered how we used to live well and how we didn’t appreciate it. Before, my only problem was the renovation of the apartment, I was always missing something, whether it was new serving dishes, which I had a lot of, there was no place to put them, or a new TV that had just gone on sale. Life was really carefree and easy then, there were plans for months ahead. And now I can't plan anything for a week of life, because it's unclear whether we'll wake up tomorrow at all and it's unknown what might happen. I still can't comprehend the full scale of the tragedy that happened. It still seems to me that I fell asleep on February 23, 2022 and am still sleeping. Although my housing survived, in Mariupol I had a two-room apartment, there were only brokens windows and little things like broken chandeliers from the shock wave, or broken tiles on the kitchen walls - but the house survived. Having taken the lives of thousands of my fellow countrymen, destroying our city - that wasn't enough for them. Now they have reached housing in which no one lives and my apartment is to become the property of the so-called "dnr", if I don't come and show the documents for the apartment, which of course I'm never going to do... it will simply be taken away and sold to some russian….or even worse, they will hand him over to some murderer for "liberating Mariupol." I'm at a loss for words. What an absurdity. Who do we live with on this planet.

Occupiers report the appropriation of over a thousand apartments in Shakhtarsk - people left occupied territories as refugees and Russians named these flats "unsettled"

people outside of (eastern) europe trying to convince you they know better about the ussr over people and their famolies were affected by it yeah okay

Another war crime. Russian drones attacked a fire station in Sumy Oblast, and an hour later, they struck the facility again while rescue workers were still on the scene. Thankfully, no one was injured this time.

a drag path but it’s the old blood stains in the period underwear that you use to line up your pad with ❤️

In Ivano-Frankivsk Russians killed 15‑year‑old Anelia and her father, Volodymyr, in a Shahed drone strike 💔🕯 They had been visiting the mother and newborn baby brother at the maternity hospital when the russian drone hit.

24.03.2022 разом з родиною була вбита Ольга Сухенко— староста с.Мотижин. Після окупації села рос.військами організувала вивезення людей, привозила ліки, хліб. 23.03 викрадена разом з чоловіком та сином. Тіла були знайдені 2.04.2022 в братській могилі після звільнення села.

24 березня майже добігло кінця… дуже не люблю цей день( 4 роки без тебе відчуваються вічністю — і геть не такі фото хотілося б мати Мама Святослава відкрила збір на дрон. Закиньте кілька гривень у памʼять та на помсту за розвідника «Француза»: send.monobank.ua/jar/6pJ4izvL96

you don't owe anybody anything! Anyway completely unrelated to that does anyone know why my life feels meaningless and unfulfilling

, it is impossible to bomb a normal peaceful town! There is nobody to protect us!” And then the city was shelled every day by the russian military. (Memoirs of Oksana, 16 years old).

to ask for forgiveness for this statement, as if knowing it is not something not entirely moral”. “We wish you peace”, - a Russian children writes continues (A letter by a Russian child, Name Unknown). A Ukrainian child says, meanwhile, “I can’t believe… it is impossible! 👇

In the Ethnography Museum of Izyum, letters from Russian children to Ukrainian children in the occupied Izyum are compared to the diaries of local kids during occupation. “Crimea is ours, of course, I’m sorry!” - a russian children writes (interesting that they feel they need 1/2

Maternity wards. Passenger trains. Medics. Civilians far from any frontline. Russia pushes the destruction inward, past the battlefield, into whatever ordinary life was left. Kharkiv knows what that looks like. This isn’t about territory. It’s about making normal life impossible

@TYM4PLECAT Моє улюблене це коли бачиш, що людина лайкає ВСІ пости, окрім тих, що про Україну

і ми всі просто ніби показуємо одне одному фотографії того шо сталося бо окрім нас самих на них вже мало хто реагує

Наслідки ранкового обстрілу Центрального району Херсона. Війська РФ били по житловому кварталу з РСЗВ. #Херсон

У Львові чоловік вивішує український стяг на балконі пошкодженого внаслідок російської атаки житлового будинку на Сихові. Наразі відомо про 13 поранених.

@candy_grass 😍😍 заздрю

готові пиріг з м'ясом і пиріжки з капустою та грибами 👩🏻‍🍳

Russian drone struck an apartment building in Zaporizhzhia ‼️

My whole feed is in pictures of Ukrainian civilian infrastructure being hit and civilians being killed by russia all day long all over the country. Every ban lifted, every sanction lifted, every invite for russia to participate in sports, galas and events has led to this.

We aren’t talking enough about how Russians have now increased their targeted attacks on passenger trains, so people often have to evacuate from the carriages and wait outside, often in the middle of nowhere, during the ongoing Russian drone attack. This is a pure terrorism