And have Russians already started crowdfunding for reparations? It's time already.

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“i believe the victory is near. you all got to believe”

a local woman from orikhiv says as russian rockets of genocide rain down on her house.

ukrainians are unbreakable. https://t.co/9cm9RdKBUo pic.twitter.com/yvvkxu4drz

— maksym eristavi. (@maksymeristavi) 19 octobre 2022

“i believe the victory is near. you all got to believe” a local woman from orikhiv says as russian rockets of genocide rain down on her house. ukrainians are unbreakable. https://
instagram.com/reel/Cj3W20kj8
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this is what hell on earth looks like. orikhiv in my zaporizhzhia oblast in southern ukraine is being shelled by russians daily.

please sharehttps://t.co/7bXY0tI2J0 pic.twitter.com/7UNxHqO0QN

— maksym eristavi. (@maksymeristavi) 19 octobre 2022

this is what hell on earth looks like. orikhiv in my zaporizhzhia oblast in southern ukraine is being shelled by russians daily. please share https://
instagram.com/reel/Cj3Wk-fDV
2-/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
…

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nobody abroad talks about this deeply colonial aspect of russian genocidal revenge in ukraine: 'we gave you the gifts of civilization, and we will take them away'
another brilliant #russiancolonialism must-read by @OPolianichev

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Thank you! I have all the trust, love, and respect for what you're doing. As much as I hope you have toward my mission and determination to ensure that literally every conversation about Ukraine centers Ukrainian voices first.

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This is Victor, who was eager to show me how they survived occupation (with the cats!). They cooked outside, a smaller grill was dedicated to coffee. They stored vegetables from the garden in the cellar, next to where they slept. It was horrific, but he’s happy they’re now free.

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But the amount of destruction caused the Russian occupation of Izium is really hard to fathom. Nearly every single building has some damage, many completely destroyed. Life is slowly returning and residents are cleaning up—many people were out in the central square receiving aid.

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A contingent of cats live by the main pedestrian bridge in Izium. This little guy walked across with me to get food, jumping on the benches and meowing at me along the way. We gave cat & dog food to the soldiers guarding the bridge so they can keep feeding. #CatsOfUkraine

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