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A woman visits a cemetery to grieve and honor her cousin who was killed 4 years ago. Instead of peace and quiet, the sound of russian drones and Ukrainian air defense pierce the sky. Help Ukrainians finally remember what peaceful skies sound like. Support Sky Defense. u24.gov.ua/sky-defense?ut…

This woman was just sitting next to a Lieutenant in the Army of over 14 years on a plane & she said that they’re coming for the black females.They’re reprimanding them for nothing & it shows they definitely want them out & now! She said she’s never seen anything like it before.

During the siege of Mariupol, people were hiding from russia’s attacks in basements for weeks. Kateryna Savenko kept track of her life in a diary, until a russian shell murdered her💔 This diary is now a harrowing reminder of what she and other people had to endure🧵

A mother of four. A combat medic. They call her “Matushka.” She didn’t come to war as a soldier. She came because there were not enough medics — and her battalion was deploying to the outskirts of Kreminna. Her homeland. Luhansk region. In civilian life, Natalia was a lawyer, working in local administration. By 2022, she put that aside and joined Ukraine’s National Guard @ng_ukraine. She hadn’t practiced medicine for 26 years. She relearned everything — fast. Because there was no time. Her call sign — “Matushka” — came from the soldiers. At the time, they didn’t even know she had four children. But they understood something else: she would take care of them like her own. “The hardest path in this war is the infantry,” she says. “Where the infantry stands — that is our land.” Today, many of her fighters are under 30. Volunteers. Educated. Deliberate. She calls them “my boys.” A combat medic’s job isn’t just about wounds. It’s everything — chronic illness, exhaustion, survival. But the core is simple: keep them alive. Carrying the wounded isn’t the hardest part. Running under fire isn’t the hardest part. Waiting is. Waiting while drones hang overhead. Waiting when you know someone needs you — and you cannot reach them. Once, a soldier was critically wounded. Internal injuries. No access. She and another fighter saved him over the radio — her knowledge, his hands. When he reached the stabilisation point, a doctor asked: “What did you give him to keep him alive?” She didn’t. They did. Together. She always tries to be the first face they see when they return. “When the armour opens and you see her — you know everything will be okay,” they say. “My motivation is my boys. The way they look at you. The way they believe.” “They are my shield — and I am their rear.” Her family worries. She doesn’t tell them everything. “I’m fine,” she says. Because this is not just about today. It’s about going home. Liberating Luhansk. Letting children return to where they were born. “Hold the line. No step back. No matter how hard it gets.” Because for her — and for them — this is still their land. #Ukraine #WarInUkraine #Frontline #Medics #HumanStories 🎥👇

Russia has gone into super overdrive to depopulate Ukrainian cities like Kherson of Ukrainians. It is a naked display of clear cut genocide. And instead of STOPPING genocide, western decision makers avoid using the term to avoid the obligation to finally stop it. Putrid.

The number of people injured in a Russian FPV drone attack on the market in Nikopol has risen to 27, the Dnipropetrovsk regional military administration said. "Why does Russia strike the Nikopol market on a Saturday morning? Because it knows civilians are there. An FPV drone is not a missile flying somewhere toward a city. The operator sees the target on the screen. Sees the stalls. Sees people. And presses the button. Their goal is to make people leave. To empty the frontline city. So there's no one left to work, trade, or hold the rear. They can't advance in this direction with troops, so they're 'squeezing out' civilians through terror," Mykola Lukashuk @LukashukMykola, head of the Dnipropetrovsk Regional Council. 📹: bbc_ua

The horrors inside these ICE facilities are stunning. Don't look away. For a year, we’ve been working to call attention to the lawlessness & inhumane conditions at 26 Federal Plaza and across the country. An agency this rogue and this morally bankrupt (with heaps of human rights abuses) can't be simply reformed with more legislation or more bureaucracy. Abolish the whole damn thing. nytimes.com/2026/03/29/us/…

Trump’s immigration policy is sidelining foreign doctors despite a serious shortage of doctors in the United States. Physicians from 39 countries are being pushed out of U.S. hospitals as Trump's policy blocks their ability to work. Americans suffer. trib.al/VnhWdml

Russians have used chemical substances against the Ukrainian Armed Forces more than 13,000 times since the start of the large-scale war, — Command of the Support Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Reported figures: Approximately 400 incidents were recorded in March 2026 alone. The peak was reached in 2025 – with over 800 incidents per month. The most frequently used chemical weapons are K-51 and RG-Bo gas grenades, as well as homemade devices containing CS and CN. The drops are usually carried out from drones targeting Ukrainian Armed Forces positions to force soldiers to abandon their shelters.

Ukrainian Defender Mykhailo from the 128th brigade held his positions for almost 200 days under constant drone attacks. Mykhailo survived without food and basic comforts, entered combat, walked for 8km in pain. Deepest respect to Ukrainian Hero. 📸: 128 Brigade

Russian drones are exploding in Kharkiv, and air defense is active! It’s extremely loud and scary‼️ The Russians are ‘greeting’ Catholics with Easter by bombing us in the middle of the day!

Vladimir Putin is no less of a terrorist than was Osama bin Laden. He should be treated accordingly.

Many Ukrainians died for you. Remember that. And do not let them down. This is why we are here.

Russia has damaged or destroyed at least 740 churches in Ukraine in the last 4 years. Moscow wants to obliterate every single aspect of culture in Ukraine, including religion.

As a former Marine embassy guard who served during the era of the Benghazi discourse, it is remarkable to me how little discussion there is that the U.S. embassy in Saudi Arabia got hit by a missile and had multiple floors (including the CIA station) destroyed & lit on fire.

BREAKING: Late Tuesday afternoon, with the subtlety of a wrecking ball and the morality of a foreclosure notice, the Trump administration announced the most devastating attack on the U.S. Forest Service in the agency’s 121-year history. thewildlifenews.com/2026/04/02/bre…

The ongoing war in the Middle East shouldn’t keep us from paying attention to Russia’s continuing atrocities against Ukrainians.

Holy shit, Marco Rubio would hate it if you retweeted

Destroying everything. Every single moment Trump ruins something else, no matter if we’ve wisely preserved it for eons.

The UK controlled Iran's oil for decades getting 84% of the profits. When Iran tried to take it back in 1951 The CIA & MI6 launched a coup. They overthrew democracy, restored the Shah, and secured the oil. That's the real history they don't teach.