Russia started the war with Ukraine in 2014 by annexing Crimea and parts of the Luhansk and Donetsk regions. What the world called a “conflict in the East” situation actually called it something else. But everything changed on 24 February 2022. Russia launches full-scale war against Ukraine. Bucha, Kyiv region, UkraineKyiv, UkraineLuhansk region, Ukraine
Over the past 5 days, Russia has launched rockets at Ukrainian airports, military stations, bridges and other critical infrastructure. Their missiles are hitting residential buildings, hospitals, schools and kindergartens in Ukraine, causing deaths of people and children. People across the country are hiding in their basements and metros. Women and children are trying to escape to any of the neighboring countries in the west, including Poland and Hungary. There is traffic everywhere and people have been stuck in cars and trains for days in the middle of the road, out in the open, seeing and hearing explosions and gunfire. Chernihiv, UkraineChernihiv, UkraineChernihiv, UkraineChernihiv, Ukraine
But the Ukrainians are not giving up. The Ukrainian military is doing its utmost to protect their people, their country, their sovereign land.
Citizens are signing up to defend their homeland. People are being given weapons. Those who do not have weapons are making Molotov cocktails at home and throwing them at Russian tanks and military transports. In cities, towns and villages people are literally running with open arms towards the Russian tanks and standing in the way so that they do not let them pass. Citizens are uniting to defend their homes and capture saboteurs and Russian soldiers.
Is. They will fight till the end. Ukrainian border guards on the island of Zemin were contacted by a Russian warship and told that they would be killed if they did not surrender. They did not surrender. He replied, “Fuck you, Russian battleships.” Kyiv, UkraineKyiv, UkraineKyiv, Ukraine
Citizens are signing up to defend their homeland. People are being given weapons. Those who do not have weapons are making Molotov cocktails at home and throwing them at Russian tanks and military transports. In cities, towns and villages people are literally running with open arms towards the Russian tanks and standing in the way so that they do not let them pass. Citizens are uniting to defend their homes and capture saboteurs and Russian soldiers.
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Ukrainian patriots in the occupied cities fearlessly gather next to government buildings to protest against the Russian puppets who are currently in control. They sing the national anthem, demand that Russian troops go back where they came from, and inform the occupiers that “Putin is an idiot.”
Elsewhere, smart and knowledgeable villagers scare away Russian soldiers and drive their tanks into the front yards of their buildings.
The Ukrainian spirit remains unbroken. The words of their national anthem function as an encouraging mantra, as a motto, as a prophecy coming true in real time.
Ukraine is not dead yet
neither his glory nor his will
Fortune will smile upon us Ukrainian brothers
Our enemies will perish like dew in the sun
Brothers of Ukraine, we will rule our land
We will give our body and soul for our freedom
And we will demonstrate that we are brothers of the Kojak clan!
Russian state channels do not report damage and clearly say everything is going well, there is no damage, but Ukrainians believe that Russians have the right to know the truth. They make the data public so that the Russians can know the truth.
Russian loss figures at 6 am on February 28
Russian Soldiers No. 5300 and Counting Aircraft No. 29 Tanks No. 191 Armored Fighting Vehicles No. 816 Canonnery No. 74 Buk Missile Systems No. 1BM No. 21 Grad No. 21 Vehicles No. 291 Tanks No. 60 Military Drones No. 3 Ships No. 2 Air Defense Equipment No. 5
Russians who surrendered or were taken hostage are being treated humanely. He is allowed to call his family. They are being given medical assistance if needed.
Donate to the Ukrainian Legion here. It is literally the only thing standing between Russia and Europe.
