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Kharkiv, Ukraine
Joined March 2022
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*Shocked Pikachu Face* the WFP (@UN) cut off another essential Ukrainian org suppling Kharkiv Hospitals with food in the middle of winter 🥶, I'm asking for help in reaching out to @chefjoseandres of @WCKitchen to pick up where the WFP gave up, we're on the ground & we need you.
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In Kharkiv, a tram glows bright, lighting the way for a city that never lost its spark.
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Meanwhile in Ukraine.
The Peaky Blinders, the famous Ukrainan drone unit, gets presents from HBO’s Peaky Blinders… signed by none other than Ciliian Murphy himself.
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In Kharkiv, they plan to build an underground hospital. My mom said, “When I see news of underground schools or hospitals, it feels like the war will never end. Like Kharkiv’s only future is underground.” Her words stayed, heavy, like the echo of sirens long after they stopped.
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A few days ago, many gamers around the world dove deep into the dangerous but beautiful world of the Ukrainian game STALKER 2: Heart of Chornobyl.
Here are some Easter Eggs you might find there.
(1/11)
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Kharkiv’s wounds speak louder than words – 1000 days of russia’s war full-scale war.
📹place_kharkiv
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Russia launched 130 cruise and ballistic missiles at Ukraine today. Ukrainian forces intercepted about 100
One missile was brought down by Nataliia, a preschool teacher turned soldier 1/
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We are already at war with Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea; Ukraine is holding the line. Not so you can hide from it but so we can all prepare for it. Give Ukraine everything it needs to end this war before it expands further. Peace can only come after victory now.
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The West really needs to grow some balls and start making decisive decisions.
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Toppling this fuck was probably the best feeling I ever experienced, unironically.
It took so many hours but was so very worth it.
That was, by the way, the biggest statue to Lenin.
And city authorities were saying that dropping it would break the ground and damage the metro beneath. We, of course, didn't buy it. The metro was made to survive bombings we thought (which is now very much a shelter against Russian bombings).
But when he finally fell, he was empty inside. As huge and seemingly imposing as it was, collective effort and the stubborness of a bunch of Ukrainians was enough to take it down, despite the high ups telling us it's too massive and toppling it would be dangerous.
Unsubstantiated fears, just as the statue itself was a bit of a paper tiger. The only reason it stood there was the lack of will to finally take it down before that moment. Take that as a metaphor for something else, because it is.
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I want all those Western leaders who went to Kyiv to meet with president Zelensky for PR purposes & then left Ukraine within a few hours to come back and go to Kharkiv.
Look the people of Kharkhiv in the eyes and tell them that they've done everything they could to stop russia.
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I once read a fantasy novel where a character could see the past and future of things. While fleeing an archer, who fires an arrow at her friend, she witnesses the arrow's entire history - from its growth as a tree to being fletched and carried by the archer. In a flash, she sees the arrow in every moment of its existence until it pierces her friend's back. But as it flies by, she diverts it by stretching her arm out and touching the arrow just in time, saving her friend.
Why am I telling you all this? Because this reminds of the level of performance our air defense is supposed to deliver every time they try to defend Ukrainian people from yet another russian missile or aerial bomb attack, when the planes that carry those missiles and bombs sit right there, within our range, yet we are supposed to rely on the mix of skills and magic, instead of destroying them.
Kill the archer, not the arrow.
#LetUkraineStrikeBack
Pic is stolen from @sami_viitanen
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They shell Kharkiv.
KAB. Missile. KAB.
19 dead. 7 dead. Civilians were killed again.
@molfar_agency identified the russians who are killing Ukrainians and shelling the Kharkiv region:
molf.ar/3L7ZUn7
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I love you so much, Kharkiv. In every season and despite the wounds you've suffered, you remain the best city in the world to me because you are mine, and I am forever yours❤️🩹
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A Russian woman explains to her fellow Russians who they really are - in no uncertain terms - invaders, terrorists and murderers.
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18-year-old swimmer Nikita Zasiadko from Kharkiv gave his life for the freedom and independence of our country.
The boy devoted most of his life to sports. At the age of 15, he was awarded the title of Master of Sports of Ukraine in swimming, and at 17 — a candidate for Master of Sports in freestyle wrestling.
In 2022, Nikita graduated from the Kharkiv Professional College of Sports and entered the Kharkiv State Academy of Physical Culture to study two specialities at once: "Rehabilitation therapist" and "recreation".
Despite the danger, he stayed in his hometown, continued to study and volunteer.
As soon as he turned 18, he took a gap year and voluntarily joined the legendary Azov Brigade. He became a senior machine gunner with the call sign "Proud".
By the Decree of the President of Ukraine, Nikita Zasyadko was awarded the Order "For Courage", III degree (posthumously).
May he rest in peace...
The Committee of Youth and Sports
Source: Sports Committee of Ukraine
