These stories once again prove: #RussiaIsATerroristState. The sooner aid, especially military assistance such as strengthened air defense systems, is provided to #Ukraine, the fewer heartbreaking stories like this will occur.

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This story is one of the hundreds, if not thousands. It is not uncommon for Kharkiv residents. Unfortunately, it can happen to anyone. Such stories are difficult to read, but are even more painful to experience in life. Yet, they must be heard.

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You stand there, knowing that it hit nearby but afraid to look out the window, afraid the house is damaged. No, not ours. You breathe out. You worry that your mom is worried. You greet neighbors who quickly left apartments. You think, why this time nobody asks me "How are you?"

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"— Mom, we got hit. In the courtyard.
— When?
— Just now [Another explosion echoes] The apartment where I was sweeping the floor just a few minutes ago is covered in dust.

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Russia's missile attack on #Kharkiv on January 23 was one of the most massive since 2022. The people of Kharkiv today know very well what it is like to live that close to the enemy. Kharkiv photographer Christina shared her experience of surviving the attack. A thread

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Zelensky held a meeting on the security situation in the Zaporizhzhia region: Everything must be done for Ukraine to return to Melitopol

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