Maria Nazarova, 29, former combat medic, stayed in Kyiv with her newborn. She visits the baby’s father at the front. She rejects exile: most friends “downgraded” abroad; she chooses a “non-ideal” life at home. 5/
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Olena Skyrta trains displaced women to code amid war
Olena Skyrta, 32, leads a science NGO that trains displaced women to code. She works through bomb damage, plans events, and weighs motherhood under sirens. “Support yourself and the people you love — and keep going.” 3/
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Woman publishes and aids military simultaneously
Mariia Shuvalova, 32, an academic publisher, raised $40,000 for vests while her husband serves in the military. She volunteers weekly at a unit and maintains her full-time job. She says the hardships of the 1990s trained her generation to multitask and take risks.
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Guardian highlights Ukrainian women’s courage and sacrifice
Thank you, women of Ukraine — for your daily work, courage, and sacrifice. Behind the lines, women in their 30s–40s keep Ukraine running: they lead NGOs, fundraise for the army, build tech, and advocate abroad — not for titles, but because the country needs it, The Guardian.
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Ukraine’s scientific contribution vs. Russia’s alleged war crimes
even faced with genocide Ukrainians kept contributing to the largest scientific project of modern history. meanwhile what was russian contribution to human progress? they were busy bombing child hospitals, kidnapping and raping kids.
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Russia attacks Sloviansk power plant
President Zelenskyy:
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 30 octobre 2025
Russia carried out a strike on the Sloviansk thermal power plant. Two people were killed. There are injured. pic.twitter.com/eXrU2MBVxuPresident Zelenskyy: Russia carried out a strike on the Sloviansk thermal power plant. Two people were killed. There are injured.
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Russian strike in Zaporizhzhia kills two, injures 23 including children
Russian strike killed two people in Zaporizhzhia today and injured 23 more. Among them – six children. One of the residential buildings collapsed.
— MFA of Ukraine 🇺🇦 (@MFA_Ukraine) 30 octobre 2025
Russian attacks continue to bring death and destruction to Ukrainian cities. Its war machine must be stopped – through sustained… pic.twitter.com/UYikCs6CLORussian strike killed two people in Zaporizhzhia today and injured 23 more. Among them – six children. One of the residential buildings collapsed. Russian attacks continue to bring death and destruction to Ukrainian cities. Its war machine must be stopped – through sustained
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Ukrposhta to help return fallen soldiers’ belongings home with dignity
With dignity and care: Ukrposhta will help return fallen soldiers' belongings home. More details: https://facebook.com/share/p/1BFRdFE19y/…
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Putin changes war rhetoric as Russia weakens
Source: https:// united24media.com/war-in-ukraine /how-putins-war-rhetoric-has-changed-as-russia-weakens-then-vs-now-12654 …
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Kremlin’s goal: freeze front, secure gains, not end war
The Kremlin’s real goal is to freeze the front and secure its gains in Donetsk and Luhansk — not to end the war. Russia only respects strength. The “peace” it offers is just another weapon. 6X