Russian orthodoxy in a nutshell: Yevgeny Nikiforov, head of the religious radio station Radonezh, appeared on TV channel Spas and advocated a brutal genocide of Ukrainians — incinerating them with thermobaric weapons and slitting their throats.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Ukrainian BTR-4 Bucephal in camouflage net
⚡️🇺🇦Ukrainian BTR-4 "Bucephal" in a camouflage net pic.twitter.com/oEUTDzsINM
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 3 août 2023Ukrainian BTR-4 "Bucephal" in a camouflage net
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Operational update on Russian invasion, Aug 3, 2023
Operational information as of 18:00 on August 3, 2023 regarding the Russian invasion. More details https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid0242az9V3WG4TcB7nqqXMfx6xLJmyS8YaPkhUUm3nSY1fGhzm7sk1bwH1Bt2Yp1sSDl&id=100069092624537 …
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Witness to Ukrainian oil depot operations and evasion tactics
I witnessed oil depots attacked and oil tankers driving at night through hidden routes to evade Russian surveillance.
But I think the story is people! Thank you for being human! 10X -
OKKO Teams Kept Ukraine Moving Despite Risks
By keeping stations open, OKKO teams kept Ukraine moving. “That our reality now,” Oleksandra thought Despite the risks, they served customers with positivity, still remembering – I kid you not – to say OKKO's values: "Service with a smile." 7/
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Station operator maintains operations amid war-torn streets near Kyiv
But some people did flee. At Andriy's station near Kyiv, only 3 people stayed. Andriy, however, took charge of 2 sites, running between two sites through war-torn streets to oversee operations. "As we focused on our duties, customers calmed," he recalls 5/
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Manager Olena: Wartime Determination and Workplace Solidarity
The case highlights manager Olena, who asked her colleagues, "Can I count on you?" and everyone answered yes I still get emotional recalling those days. That type of determination was everywhere; people had families to save but wouldn't abandon their jobs 4/
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Iryna’s courage fueling Chernihiv’s defense
Iryna, near the shelled Chernihiv, took charge of 4 stations, fueling the military defending the city. "We are not afraid!" she declared. Though without an official title, she led Chernhiv later was encircled by the Russians but never fallen 6/
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OKKO managers’ response on invasion’s first day
But the story of the company is that of people When the missiles struck on day one, OKKO's managers didn't abandon their jobs, but acted. With the Russians everywhere, they checked on their teams and prepared evacuation plans 3/
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Ukraine’s fuel supply adaptation during Russian war
When the war began, Russia cut off fuel supplies to Ukraine and attacked oil storage and stations. At that point, Ukraine had less than two weeks' worth of fuel. Here's a story of a company that adapted, survived, and ensured Ukraine's essential fuel supply 1/