The other reform is that of the police. Before 2014, I feared any encounter with the police. They were brutal, corrupt, cynical, and sadistic. They kept people in check, in fear. So, basically, if you lived in Ukraine, you would constantly be afraid of the police. 12/
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and global response
And there was nothing that Russia could do. In the end, out of desperation and having learned nothing, Russia decided to put Ukraine in place by invading it. Instead, it mobilized the entire world against itself. So what were the reforms? 10/
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Ukraine’s institutional transformation and military resistance
The price of this is high. In 2014, Ukrainian police protected then pro Russian president and executed protestors. But the government fell. Since Ukraine went from having a brutal and corrupt police and incapable military to forces that can resist Russia 3/
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Japan to transfer vehicles and rations to Ukraine
Japan will transfer 100 vehicles and 30,000 food rations to the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
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Amplifying Ukrainophobia makes you complicit in genocide, don’t be an accessory.
amplifying Ukrainophobic voices is becoming complicit in genocide in Ukraine. don’t be an accessory to a crime against humanity @MightySounds
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Ukraine exploits Russia’s undefended borders, forcing troop redeployment
"Leaving Russia’s borders largely undefended is no longer an option, but reinforcing them will inevitably weaken Putin’s army in Ukraine. Ukraine’s commanders may have just outsmarted their Russian counterparts yet again."
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Recent photo of Ukraine’s top commander
A recent photo of Valery Zaluzhny, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
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Ukrainian resistance story: Kindness and love triumph over hate
amazing story of unbreakable Ukrainian resistance by always badass @suspilne_news
. kindness and love will always trump
hate. please amplify and share: https://
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nin-oblastuvav-miniekopark-na-saltivci-na-misci-virvi-vid-vlucanna-raketi/
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Mushvig transforms rocket crater into thriving eco-park with rescued doves
Mushvig started with six doves left for his care by his brother who enlisted to the frontline. then he collected more birds left behind by the owners fleeing russian terror. it took four months to turn the rocket crater into a thriving eco-park
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Ukrainian resilience: Kharkiv man turns rocket crater into eco-park
“everything will be Ukraine!”
— maksym eristavi. (@maksymeristavi) 24 mai 2023
when russian rocket landed next to his house in Kharkiv, instead of spending savings on fixing the windows, Mushvig Ahayev turned the impact crater into a small eco-park
this is so quintessential Ukraine 🥹🥹 pic.twitter.com/Cum29q5uAb“everything will be Ukraine!” when russian rocket landed next to his house in Kharkiv, instead of spending savings on fixing the windows, Mushvig Ahayev turned the impact crater into a small eco-park this is so quintessential Ukraine