Anastasiia Lapatina
RT @olex_scherba: And by the way, not a single case of looting in the whole #Ukraine. So much for “the most corrupt nation”.
#StandWithUkraine
#StandForUkraine
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RT @olex_scherba: And by the way, not a single case of looting in the whole #Ukraine. So much for “the most corrupt nation”.
#StandWithUkraine
#StandForUkraine
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WarMonitor
RT @CANADA566: 2 SU-30SM #RuAF #ShotDown OVER THE BLACK SEA #OSINT #UKRAINE #UkraineUnderAttack #UkraineRussiaCrisis #StandForUkraine
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RT @CANADA566: 2 SU-30SM #RuAF #ShotDown OVER THE BLACK SEA #OSINT #UKRAINE #UkraineUnderAttack #UkraineRussiaCrisis #StandForUkraine
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WarMonitor
RT @olex_scherba: A man from southern Ukraine says right now on our TV that he was talking with his mom on a cell, when her car was attacked by invaders, and mom was killed. He heard her die. She and others were trying to evacuate.
#StandForUkraine #PutinIsaWarCriminal
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RT @olex_scherba: A man from southern Ukraine says right now on our TV that he was talking with his mom on a cell, when her car was attacked by invaders, and mom was killed. He heard her die. She and others were trying to evacuate.
#StandForUkraine #PutinIsaWarCriminal
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OSINT
Nuno Felix RT @IuliiaMendel: My great-grandfather was a very rich man. He owned a lot of land and, most importantly, a windmill, which was crucial for flour production. When the Communists fought for power, he convinced people to accept this new politics…
e than war. I am glad that she does not see what Ukraine is going through now.
There was so much pain in my family, so many transgenerational traumas that they are still a burden.
I have a large tattoo of ears of wheat on a Ukrainian embroidery on my back. Bread has always been important to my family. And I understand why my grandmother disliked the Russians so much.
But Ukrainians have always fought. And we deserve to finally start building a future where meritocracy and equality will prevail, where there will be opportunities and security. Building a career in my country is much more difficult than in Western countries. But so many windows have been opened, so many connections made and so much sacrificed. Ukraine has to become a country of success, and democracy has to win. I #StandForUkraine to keep the memory of my family alive, to correct their mistakes, to heal their suffering, and to create the future.
This is my Granny and me 6 months old in our house that you see now on the second photo. R.I.P.
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There was so much pain in my family, so many transgenerational traumas that they are still a burden.
I have a large tattoo of ears of wheat on a Ukrainian embroidery on my back. Bread has always been important to my family. And I understand why my grandmother disliked the Russians so much.
But Ukrainians have always fought. And we deserve to finally start building a future where meritocracy and equality will prevail, where there will be opportunities and security. Building a career in my country is much more difficult than in Western countries. But so many windows have been opened, so many connections made and so much sacrificed. Ukraine has to become a country of success, and democracy has to win. I #StandForUkraine to keep the memory of my family alive, to correct their mistakes, to heal their suffering, and to create the future.
This is my Granny and me 6 months old in our house that you see now on the second photo. R.I.P.
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