Notices by Iryna (iryna@mstdn.social)

Homes in Kharkiv still smolder from last night’s russian drone strikes — and already, the city is under attack again. Multiple explosions reported.

As flames still rage in Kharkiv, a russian reconnaissance drone circles overhead — the final act of the strike. Somewhere, russian officers are watching the live feed of Ukrainian homes burning… and smiling. To them, burning civilians is victory.

Monitoring channels warn that tonight, russia may launch yet another massive combined attack on Ukraine with 400–500 drones and dozens of missiles.

What will they call it “retribution” for this time — Ukraine’s very existence?

The air raid signal sounds in many regions of Ukraine. Explosions in Kharkiv Oblast reported.

Russia is predictable in its terror

Symbolically, on this day 29 years ago — 1 June 1996 — Ukraine handed over its last nuclear weapon to russia under the Budapest Memorandum. In return, russia pledged to respect Ukraine’s sovereignty and borders. Russia got the nukes. Ukraine got “security guarantees." Remember?

Shoot the archer, not the arrow!

Deadly russian aircraft are in flames as Ukraine’s Pavutyna (spider web) operation strikes with precision.

In addition to striking a transport depot in Kharkiv, russia also targeted a humanitarian aid warehouse in Izium, as well as homes and a farm in the Chuhuiv district — a deliberate assault on both civilian life and survival.

❗️Last night, russia unleashed 51 drones on the Kharkiv Oblast in yet another relentless assault on civilians, according to Governor Oleh Syniehubov.

Three children—aged 8, 12, and 17—were killed in a russian attack on Zhytomyr Oblast.

Residential building in Mykolaiv has become the target of a russian drone strike. The attack killed two people sleeping in their homes and injured five others.
📷Suspilne Mykolaiv

This is Nadia, her name means “hope.” She was 30 years old and worked as a nurse at the regional hospital. Russian strike on Chuhuiv, Kharkiv Oblast, ended her life. She leaves behind a little girl who will now grow up without her mother.

Vyshyvanka is the genetic code of Ukrainians💛

On the morning of 8 May, russian troops struck a community in Sumy Oblast with aerial bombs, completely destroying one house and damaging three others. Rescuers managed to pull an elderly woman alive from the rubble.

Russia is determined to make Kharkiv uninhabitable. Again and again, the city rises from the ruins only to be hit again. Last night, 20 drones struck, targeting Kharkiv’s largest market and damaging homes.

❗️UPD Kharkiv. Russian massive drone attack injured 46 civilians, including a child!

All through the night and into the morning, Kharkiv was under massive russian attack—14 drones, 10 missiles

While the city shook, the US shook hands with those who sent them

When Ukraine burned, when its cities were hunted in the dark—why did the US trade support for betrayal?

Mykolaiv shook through the night as a wave of russian drones brought destruction. Dozens of homes were damaged, ten civilians injured—two critically.

Russia hit Kharkiv with 20 drones. 17 strikes on ONE neighborhood. Civilians are being hunted—and the world still mumbles about “diplomacy”? Wake the hell up!

They say, “Kharkiv will rise from the ashes.” I say, don’t let it turn to ashes! Kharkiv needs defenses now, not poetic promises.

Dnipro is under yet another massive russian drone attack