Notices by Iryna (iryna@mstdn.social), page 2

The wind lifts the flags of the brigades defending Kharkiv Oblast, their message stays firm: This city stands. This land is ours.

Calling all supporters of Ukraine!

Take to the streets in your city to mark three years of full-scale war and 11 years of russian aggression.

Let’s stand together and remind the world: russia is a terrorist state and must be held accountable. Ukraine needs your voice—now more than ever.

Find a rally near you: https://uaworldmap.ukrainianworldcongress.org

This day, three years ago, was the last time I knew peace. If only we had known…

Ukrainians receive daily threats and insults because of the X policy Muzk support

In the afternoon, russian troops attacked Kostintynivka again, destroying apartment buildings, killing one civilian, and wounding three others. I hate to say it, but it seems russia has chosen a new city to destroy and make uninhabitable.

"The suggestion stunned Kyiv, which refused to withdraw its resolution, which is set to be released on the three-year anniversary of Russia’s full-scale anniversary on Monday"

This should have stunned any sane person.

This is Vovchansk now. Who’s to say it won’t be another European city next — maybe even yours? The failure to stop russia will not just echo through history — it will dictate the future.

Reagan called the USSR an "evil empire." Now Trump calls russia an ally.

Rescue efforts in Kherson have been put on hold due to the threat of renewed attack.

So far, six people, including two children, have been reported injured. There may still be others trapped under the rubble.

Rescuers have recovered the body of a man who lost his life beneath the rubble of his home in Kupiansk, destroyed by a russian air strike.

Roman Schwarzman, a Ukrainian Jew and Holocaust survivor, speaks with the weight of history. His words must be heard — before it’s too late.

"The world must stop being afraid."

Full video: https://youtu.be/lLNcMiQyi9o?feature=shared

Watch this & share!

It feels like I’m standing on the edge of an abyss, staring into the unknown. And whether I soar above it or fall depends on something beyond my control

The administrative office of RigExpert, a leading developer of high-quality radio communication equipment, was destroyed in a russian missile attack on Kyiv. It appears that words about peace have received more attention than the actions that define war.

I am from a place where people wake up each morning not knowing if they will see nightfall. I no longer wake up there. But the war never stopped waking up inside me. Read my new essay here:

https://www.patreon.com/posts/darkerside-121951740?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=postshare_creator&utm_content=join_link

Weapons change, cities change, but the outcome never does — death, destruction, pain. Today, it was a russian air bomb. Today, it was Kherson.

The death toll from a russian missile strike on an apartment building in Poltava has risen to 14, with two children among the victims. Genocide is russian culture.

UPD Poltava. The death toll from the russian missile attack has risen to five, with 14 other civilians injured. Rescue efforts are ongoing.

What was a home at sunset lay in ruins by dawn. Russian Shahed drone struck a house in Kharkiv, killing a woman and injuring four more.

Kharkiv prosecutors reveal russia’s Molniya drones are packed with deadly metal balls designed to kill and injure anyone on the streets.

Hope can warm, but it can also burn. War teaches you to live in the present — without illusions of the future, yet without surrendering to despair. How do you hold on when every “spring” turns out to be a mirage?

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