Traditional Ukrainian Outwear Piece Called "yupka Z Perczykamy" (юпка з перчиками — A

Frolov for Ukrainian Fashion Week Autumn-Winter 2025

Serhiy Korolyov was Ukrainian, born in Zhytomyr, who was tortured by NKVD before becoming famous. The first human returned back alive was sent to space not by russia, but, in fact, by Ukraine.

The official version of Korolyov's death is silent on certain details, which, in fact, became the causes of death. During one of the interrogations, an NKVD investigator hit Korolyov in the face with a decanter, which resulted in a massive jaw fracture. In the camp, the bones fused incorrectly, due to which Korolyov's jaws could no longer open fully. Because of this, during the operation, Korolyov could not be intubated in an emergency, i.e., inserting a tube into his trachea for artificial respiration and maintaining the level of oxygen in the blood. Most likely, this is what led to the development of heart failure and subsequent death.

Overnight, Russia launched an attack on Ukrainian energy facilities, damaging power generation, transmission and distribution systems in various regions, including Ukraine's largest hydroelectric power plant, the Dnipro hydroelectric power plant in Zaporizhzhia.

Many towns and cities were partially or completely cut off from electricity.

Seems that Russians not had enough of the terrible disaster at the Kakhovka hydroelectric power plant last year.

Ukraine needs weapons and air defense against Russian terrorism and genocide.

In the evening, russian terrorists launched a missile attack on Odesa.

The missile that hit Odesa contained shrapnel to destroy manpower, that is, people.

The death toll from the attack rose to four. The victims were three women and one man. The number of injured has increased to 27, four of whom are in serious condition.

Dont remember ever posting it here. And today is the best time. Humanisation of my town and how it feels to be here.

(c) @ ravlykart

A Russian attack drone hit the protective shelter of the destroyed 4th reactor at the Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant on Feb. 14, 2025(c)

Morning in Ukraine

Обожнюю свою країну за її історію та культуру

Ukrainian namysto ("necklace"). Hutsulshchyna, Ukraine, 19th century.

Ukrainian folk women's jewelry of the 19th - early 20th centuries. Hanna Vrochynska.