Natalia's bus, which she used to deliver humanitarian aid, was destroyed when a missile landed 30 meters away. But by the end of the day, Ukrainians had donated funds for a replacement vehicle and to purchase FPV drones for the army. 'Because for every blow we take, the enemy must also feel it.' — Natalia Popova, Facebook
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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The ‘2 Walls Rule’: A Life-Saving Tip During Missile Strikes
"The rule of 2 walls saves lives!" reminds Natalia: if during a missile strike you can't get to a shelter, go to a place of your apartment that is at least 2 walls away from the street. The 1st wall absorbs the blast; you have a better chance of surviving behind the 2nd
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Kharkiv volunteer’s son safe in bathroom during missile strike
Surviving during a war: the rule of two walls This boy is the son of Kharkiv volunteer Natalia Popova. During the 2 Jan missile strike, she was injured by broken glass, but managed to get her son in the bathroom: most protected part of an apartment:"the little guy wasn't harmed"
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Russia shells Sumy Oblast 10 times on Jan 2
Russia attacks Sumy Oblast 10 times. Russian forces shelled four communities in Sumy Oblast on Jan. 2, firing 10 times over the course of the day, the Sumy Oblast Military Administration reported.
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Turkey blocks British minehunter ships destined for Ukraine
Turkey blocks passage of British minehunter ships destined for Ukraine. Two British minehunter ships destined for Ukraine will not be able to travel through Turkish waters, President Erdogan's Directorate of Communications announced on Jan. 2, citing an international pact.
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Appreciating health: standing on two legs after losing rollerblading ability
His message: "I won't be able to rollerblade, but can stand on 2 legs, this is so valuable! Ppl,appreciate what you have: we are infinitely rich when we R physically fit & healthy – smth all the money in the world can't buy" Full story: https://
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Acrobatics coach loses leg, returns to teaching kids
Oleksandr Chaika was an acrobatics coach in Kyiv before enlisting with no prior army experience. After one month of training, he was sent to the front lines in Donetsk and lost his leg to tank shelling.
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Intercept of a cruise missile in Kyiv region
Interception of russian cruise missile in the Kyiv region.
— EMPR.media (@EuromaidanPR) 2 janvier 2024
Glory to the Defense Forces of Ukraine! pic.twitter.com/RogZLg6gWkInterception of a Russian cruise missile in the Kyiv region. Glory to the Defense Forces of Ukraine!
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Putin pardons murderers to fight Ukraine, now teach children about courage
Convicted murderers that #Putin pardoned and glorifies for fighting #Russia war against #Ukraine teach children about ‘courage’
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Apocalyptic scene after Kyiv attack
In front of a nine-story apartment building in the Solomiansky district of Kyiv, the scene was nothing short of apocalyptic. We spoke with residents at the site of one of the multiple attacks against Ukraine on the morning of Jan. 2.