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Gratitude for support and work of Ukrzaliznytsia
I am grateful to everyone with whom I shared this terrible evening. I am grateful to Ukrzaliznytsia for continuing to transport passengers despite everything. 26/
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Russian missile-hit train arrives on schedule in Kyiv
This morning, the train that was hit by Russian missiles yesterday arrived in Kyiv on schedule at 7:20 a.m. as planned. And this is one of those miracles that are made by the hands of our people. 25/
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Hugging sister and her husband serving in Armed Forces
And I was lucky enough to hug my sister and her husband, who have been serving in the Armed Forces since the first days of the war, for a few minutes. It was nice to find salvation at the train station of my hometown 24/
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Four cars left under fire in Kherson replaced; all boarded train
The four cars that were left in Kherson under fire were replaced with reserve cars in Mykolaiv, and everyone was able to board the train with a ticket. 23/
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Ukraine: 465 Russian chemical munition incidents, 81 in December
Ukraine’s defense forces have documented 465 instances of the Russian Federation using munitions equipped with poisonous chemical substances. Among them, 81 cases were recorded in December of the current year.
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Wishing Russia didn’t exist but resisting its attacks
We all wish Russia didn't exist, but it fucking does. And it continues to kill us. Yesterday, I felt very vividly what it is like to be a target. And our task is to resist with dignity and not let them destroy us. 20/
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Farewell to kitten amid explosion debris and blood
Maybe it was because I had to say goodbye to my kitten, or because I saw the room littered with glass that I had been in just 30 seconds before the explosion, or because of the pool of blood at the entrance to the station – 16/
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Bus passengers ordered upstairs during Mykolaiv evacuation
"Buses will come for you and take you to Mykolaiv," the passengers were told.After half an hour, they gave the command to go upstairs. And that's when it hit me. 15/
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Policeman dies helping people; officers risk lives daily
One policeman, whom I did not see, unfortunately, died. [He was out helping people. I can't imagine what goes on in the head of these officers. They risk their lives daily, knowing that some of them will die, but they keep helping people during the attacks. …9/