Pro-Ukrainian partisans reportedly destroy railway electrical transformer in Southern Russia.

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Can’t forget that today is the birthday of one of my favorite cities with the bravest people, Kharkiv! 🥳🇺🇦 Here’s a video I never shared before from our first night in Kharkiv, March of 2022. We misplaced our car because the city was pitch-black at night due to missile attacks. pic.twitter.com/GozVUqtdwr

— Nate Mook (@natemook) 23 août 2025

Can’t forget that today is the birthday of one of my favorite cities with the bravest people, Kharkiv! Here’s a video I never shared before from our first night in Kharkiv, March of 2022. We misplaced our car because the city was pitch-black at night due to missile attacks.

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✨ Kharkiv Day. For the first time since 2022, the city lit up its famous Starry Sky on Sumska Street.

Crowds cheered “Glory to Ukraine!” and “Kharkiv!”.

Just 30 km from the Russian border, a city scarred by years of strikes still stands — and shines.

Video: Dumka pic.twitter.com/ZZsWBsdHKj

— Euromaidan Press (@EuromaidanPress) 23 août 2025

Kharkiv Day. For the first time since 2022, the city lit up its famous Starry Sky on Sumska Street. Crowds cheered “Glory to Ukraine!” and “Kharkiv!”. Just 30 km from the Russian border, a city scarred by years of strikes still stands — and shines. Video: Dumka

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Pentagon has quietly barred Ukrainian long-range strikes in Russia with US missiles, WSJ reports.

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Sumy State University lost 60,000 books due to Russian attacks in seven months A 5-million-hryvnia diffractometer and 15,000 books were destroyed when Russia struck Sumy State University on 18 Aug., bringing total book losses to 60K volumes

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To mark Ukraine’s National Flag Day, drone operators from the "Rugby Team" battalion of the 129th Separate Heavy Mechanized Brigade raised the blue-and-yellow flag over two villages in Russia’s Kursk region on Aug. 23.

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🇺🇦 Ukrainian Flag Day—as the war grinds into its 4th year.

In 2022, a woman in liberated Kherson dug up the flag she’d buried under Russian occupation, whispering: “Sweetheart! Wet, but alive.”

Not just a symbol—proof of people’s quiet courage, hidden hope, and survival. pic.twitter.com/YtBWEDYIwz

— Euromaidan Press (@EuromaidanPress) 23 août 2025

Ukrainian Flag Day—as the war grinds into its 4th year. In 2022, a woman in liberated Kherson dug up the flag she’d buried under Russian occupation, whispering: “Sweetheart! Wet, but alive.” Not just a symbol—proof of people’s quiet courage, hidden hope, and survival.

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Activists from the Yellow Ribbon partisan movement decorated occupied Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia, Kherson regions, and Crimea with Ukrainian flags. Cities under Russian control are joining the rest of the country in celebrating Ukraine’s National Flag Day.

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https://moscowtimes.ru/2025/08/22/rossiya-iz-za-atak-bespilotnikov-mozhet-navsegda-poteryat-neskolko-krupnih-npz-a172460

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