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Greetings from Kyiv! Thanks to @johnsweeneyroar I have a couple thousands subscribers now, so I can tell you what’s going on here. But first, I want to say HOW THANKFUL WE ARE FOR ALL YOUR SUPPORT! We see everything. We hear every word. Everything is very very important! Дякую!
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Again and again people asking me what red and black flag mean. Red and black it’s blue and yellow with blood on it.
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“My friend, I have something to tell you. If I don't survive the next 3-4 days, I instruct you to convey to my Ola that it wasn’t for nothing and that wasn’t a mistake of our commanders. It's just that we have a difficult and heroic task and it will cost lives. (1)
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This man was one of my first commanders back in 2014. A person who never shouted at soldiers, because he knew that all of them were not soldiers yesterday. Cosmic sense of justice. Confidence and courage. Valeriy Krasnian - killed in action fighting a horde of barbarians
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This is for real.
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russians did it
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We have 12 Starlinks.
0 given by SpaceX.
0 given by US government. 0 accounts paid by @elonmusk
Henry Ford was supporting Hitler. Musk fall in love with Putin. Nothing new
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Liberated villages looks awful. And not only cause damage. I was literally disgusted walking positions that rus left. A lot of empty bottles, dirt, vomiting. They literally slaughtered a pig IN A HOUSE and shit into a bucket. Gosh.
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5 kilometers (3 miles) from the front line. 9 kilometers (5 miles) from the nearest Russian tank. Artillery range - 35-40 kilometers (25 miles). These local women cook for us from morning till night at our rear base. I love them! For real love them.
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Ukraine. Every day.
Photographer: Efrem Lukatskiy
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Viktor Onysko left this letter to his friend, and yesterday his wife published it on her Facebook. Victor was killed in action defending his family and country. He was my colleague - editing director- whom everyone knew and loved. Talented and bright. Forever in line. salute!
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I have been sitting in the forest for a month now, waiting for further orders. Actually, I have a lot of news, but there is none that I have the right to tell right now. The biggest problem for soldiers, so far, is the lack of leave and the opportunity to see relatives.
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About Ukraine from a Ukrainian
Little by little the joyful voices predicting "the end of Putin",defeat of the 🇷🇺 army, etc.,are dying down, and this is pleasing.Although,in general, news about Ukraine tends to fade away and there is no tragedy in this - just the truth of life 1/
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Good night from our squad to a whole free world.
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Good evening,we are from Ukraine!you have a great chance to look at our kitchen from the inside.we have food, electricity,good mood and HOT WATER!Today I have already taken a shower twice - almost as much as in the previous three weeks.
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No light. No gas. And it’s only beginning, cause on Saturday it will -6* in Kyiv. We are talking about dozen millions (!!!) of civilian people and the World who is still afraid to admit that this is pure genocide against Ukrainians. This winter will be tough.
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So I found out that you folks doesn’t know how Russians call you. So now you know. And even those who lives in your county doing this. Actually they using this slur on popular TV show as well.
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A phone call from unknown number:
- Can you please help?…
So…
We just bring 100 kilo of cat food to a animal shelter in Kyiv. I can’t believe it’s actually happening, but I’m so proud of our people. Another reason to keep fighting.
Picture was taken in Chernihiv
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On the 2d day of the war, I went to get weapon through the empty streets of Kyiv, thinking that I would die within two days.
Day 200. I'm cautiously starting to dream about getting the promised beer from each of you.
You think I forgot?
#dudewhereismybear?
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Three rockets just hit a civilian building in Chasiv Yar. One of rockets was filmed by our guys and you can hear a voice of our Canadian legionary. Rescuers are clearing the debris. According to them, there are 34 people under the ruins, including a 9-year-old child.
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Today I officially took the oath of allegiance to the Ukrainian people. Now my life on the war will continue until the President's decree on demobilization
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The Chief of General Staff has asked all bloggers and influencers to "shut up" so you're unlikely would hear any definitive news until at least tomorrow. And tomorrow you definitely wouldn’t hear that Kherson is surrounded or liberated. And that’s totally ok.
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And now about really important things. Puppy therapy.
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On the very first day of protests on the Maidan, a grenade flew into my head. I saw dozens of people maimed by the police. My best friend was shot in a leg with a shotgun. Now when I reading Western journalists justifying the russian cowards and I want to laugh.
Ukrainian film director (currently Ukrainian soldier)