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I usually don't post news from Ukraine here but I can't keep quiet about what happened today. Russians missile striked children's hospital where a lot of children are treated from cancer and other serious health issues. Many of them have limited mobility.

15 people are already dead, more than 30 are injured, there are still people (children included) under the rubble. The strike was premeditated and planned, you can see from the video that the missile just striked directly, it wasn't deflected by the air defence.

They are killing our children and then lie that this isn't a children's hospital but a military one. They're been doing that for years in Syria and they haven't changed their vile tactics. Moreover, they attacked other cities as well. More than 40 missiles of differect types, more than 30 people killed and 50+ injured around the country so far. The number will grow once the rescuers deblock the bodies from the destroyed buildings.

Please don't forget about Ukraine and what russia is doing to us. We're still being killed, they are killing our kids and civilians.

russia is a terrorist state.

Нічого дивного нічого нового

Damn I don’t have enough memes to reply with. My bad.

Guys you chose wrong social media to bully me on. P0rnbots do better threat to me than this ☕️🫖

They can’t even hate for real, as always they only pretend to do something sincerely. Alas those are all just bunch of bots with texts prepared to send anybody anytime. Too bad it only entertains me with how low and weak it is.

Sometimes I see this misunderstanding and I'd like to clarify it. When Ukrainian say "russian drones/shahed drones/iranian drones," we don't mean this kind of drones:

We mean THIS kind of drones that can carry a warhead and are essentially used as missiles:

While they're not as large, destructive and difficult to intercept as, say, ballistic missiles, they can still cause significant damage. Russia launches them at us every night, but most are successfully shot down.

"I would like to address the recurring question of those 'ordinary Russians' who 'shouldn’t be sanctioned'.

I hear talk of ordinary Russians’ innocence, but then I see ordinary Russians murdering ordinary Ukrainians.

I see ordinary Russian mothers saying goodbye to their ordinary Russian sons and wishing them good luck with their ordinary Russian war crimes.

I see ordinary Russians celebrating murder. I see ordinary Russian parents dressing up their ordinary Russian children in military uniforms and painting the letter Z on a cardboard tank costume.

I see ordinary Russians coming together to make a huge Z formation in the town square.

Ordinary Russia is sick. Healing will be a long and gruelling process which can only start when Russia, not just Putin, is defeated. Without a defeat in Ukraine, Russia will just keep spreading.

So about those “unfair” sanctions against “ordinary Russians”... Well, anything which slows down Russia’s total war machine will have ordinary Lithuanians’ support. Whatever victory takes. Slava Ukraini."

—Gabrielius Landsbergis, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Member of Parliament of Lithuania

First day of the year in Kyiv after russian attack 💔

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.