These beautiful pictures were taken in #Mariupol before the #Russia’s war, and are now published in the special issue of the travel magazine “Flaneur” dedicated to the city of Maria. PDF: https://
t.me/flaneur_ua/23 M.Nahnibeda, A.Loginova
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Pre-war Mariupol photos published in Flaneur magazine special issue
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Russian occupiers tour Mariupol Drama Theater death site
The #Russian occupiers arranged a tour of the #Mariupol Drama Theater. This is the place of death of hundreds of #Ukrainians.#StandWithUkraine️#StopRussianWar#ArmUkraineNow pic.twitter.com/I4aer6vk7B
— MFA of Ukraine 🇺🇦 (@MFA_Ukraine) 23 mai 2022The #Russian occupiers arranged a tour of the #Mariupol Drama Theater. This is the place of death of hundreds of #Ukrainians. #StandWithUkraine️
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Reunited with Chef in Odesa, graffiti shirts fund WCK meals
Reunited with Chef Aleksander Yourz in Odesa! His team has been cooking with @WCKitchen since the invasion started. They re-opened the restaurant (it’s incredible), but still prepare WCK meals in the morning. He’s also a graffiti artist & designed these shirts to raise $ for WCK!
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Ukraine thanks Poland for heroic help since war’s first day
From the first day of the war, the heroic #Polish nation has been tirelessly helping Ukraine.
— MFA of Ukraine 🇺🇦 (@MFA_Ukraine) 22 mai 2022
Ukrainians are wholeheartedly grateful to the Poles, although words of gratitude are not enough to describe our gratefulness.
Dziękujemy serdecznie! 💙💛🤝🤍❤️
📹 @BandaAgency pic.twitter.com/nVKcHdUkpvFrom the first day of the war, the heroic #Polish nation has been tirelessly helping Ukraine. Ukrainians are wholeheartedly grateful to the Poles, although words of gratitude are not enough to describe our gratefulness. Dziękujemy serdecznie! @BandaAgency
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Odesa returns to life with coffee as Russian warships loom
“The situation is of course difficult. But you still need coffee.” —Outside Monkey Business Coffee in Odesa, Ukraine. Russian warships are off the coast & troops only 100 miles away, but Odesa starting to come back to life. Restaurants open. People enjoying a beautiful Sunday.
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Russian missile destroys Pavlo Sereda’s parents’ house in Kapitanivka, Kyiv region
The Russian missile destroyed the house of Pavlo Sereda’s parents in Kapitanivka, #Kyiv region. Everything burned down – furniture, closes, electronics, all precious memories. Pavlo visited the house for the first time and showed what was left.#StandWithUkraine️#ArmUkraineNow pic.twitter.com/Y7I2N4X83t
— MFA of Ukraine 🇺🇦 (@MFA_Ukraine) 22 mai 2022The Russian missile destroyed the house of Pavlo Sereda’s parents in Kapitanivka, #Kyiv region. Everything burned down – furniture, closes, electronics, all precious memories. Pavlo visited the house for the first time and showed what was left. #StandWithUkraine️
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Ukrainian Railways heroically aids World Central Kitchen food deliveries
The Ukrainian Railways @Ukrzaliznytsia is doing heroic work here day in and day out—and helping get @WCKitchen food across Ukraine. Thank you @AKamyshin for your leadership!
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Ukraine shattered myths about Russian military and Western expertise
Ukraine has destroyed the myth of a mighty Russian military. And also the myth of Putin strategic genius. What’s left is the myth that Western politicians and experts know better than Ukrainians what’s good for Ukraine and how it “should” compromise with Russia
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The cost of freedom and democracy in Ukrainian lives
In 2014 when our pro Russian government started shooting protesters in Kyiv, I learned that the freedom and democracy must be paid in lives. In 2022 when Russia invaded Ukraine (again), I learned in how many lives.
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Truck line near Odesa; urgent need to open port and help farmers
This was just a portion of the truck line today near Odesa! 🚚🚛 While the world needs to get the Port of Odesa open to avert a hunger catastrophe, with grain stuck in silos we also need to do other things (like speed up borders). @WCKitchen is working with 🇺🇦 farmers to assist. pic.twitter.com/snaaTc4Rlz
— Nate Mook (@natemook) 21 mai 2022This was just a portion of the truck line today near Odesa! While the world needs to get the Port of Odesa open to avert a hunger catastrophe, with grain stuck in silos we also need to do other things (like speed up borders). @WCKitchen is working with farmers to assist.