But it doesn’t mean that we don’t have produce, don’t have good grocery shops, and air in shelters 24/7. Our economy continues working because of heroic actions of everyday people, of everyone of us in Ukraine. And we are proud of this. 3/

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Instead, the poster omits this context and argues that this video shows that Ukraine is prosperous and doesn’t require financial support from the US.

No, Ukraine is not prosperous. The economy has lost 29% during the last year and the poverty reached 25%. 2/ https://t.co/ve8tWAepXy

— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 20 juillet 2023

Instead, the poster omits this context and argues that this video shows that Ukraine is prosperous and doesn’t require financial support from the US. No, Ukraine is not prosperous. The economy has lost 29% during the last year and the poverty reached 25%. 2/

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This is an example of twisting and manipulation by some popular people in the US to dehumanize Ukrainians and create a sense of hatred and resentment.

The original tweet is mine and states that the video shows how people come back to work right after the attack. See it below 1/ https://t.co/hykyUB5Om7

— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 20 juillet 2023

This is an example of twisting and manipulation by some popular people in the US to dehumanize Ukrainians and create a sense of hatred and resentment. The original tweet is mine and states that the video shows how people come back to work right after the attack. See it below 1/

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This is the original tweet that shows the context. It is a grocery store immediately after a missile attack by Russia. People come back to work and do their jobs, despite the terror imposed by Russia. My account also has many videos of consequences of the attacks. https://t.co/ve8tWAepXy

— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 20 juillet 2023

This is the original tweet that shows the context. It is a grocery store immediately after a missile attack by Russia. People come back to work and do their jobs, despite the terror imposed by Russia. My account also has many videos of consequences of the attacks.

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Why don’t you retweet the entire post with the context? That this is a video of a supermarket immediately after a missile attack, which shows that people come back to work and do their job. This is a video of resilience of everyday people despite the Russian aggression.

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Lawmakers in the United States Senate are facing uncertainty over a call for increased oversight of the financial aid sent to Ukraine as they begin deliberations on a bill to fund the U.S. military for the next 2024 year. https://
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-us-aid-to-ukraine-in-the-crosshairs-/7186327.html
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The war criminal's attack on Mykolaiv hit a three-story civilian building, causing serious fire and damage to other buildings. Also, an attack on the center of Odesa with a fire. The enemy launched KH-22 and Onyx supersonic missiles and Iranian drones.

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Enemy missiles struck Odesa, Mykolaiv, and the Donetsk region, injuring nine people in Mykolaiv, including children. Air defenses are active, and official reports are pending.

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The strike hit the city center, igniting fires in a garage and a three-story residential building. Firefighters have been dispatched to the scene.

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Russia strikes Mykolaiv, leaving 9 injured. Russian forces attacked southern Ukraine's city of Mykolaiv in early hours of July 20, regional Governor Vitalii Kim reported on Telegram.

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