The "work" in question:

My grandfather landed at Normandy 80 years ago today. He was 23 at the time. When I was in school (late 1980s), the teacher gave us an assignment to interview a WWII veteran. I went to my grandfather’s house to ask him about it. The Greatest Generation had survived the Great

While the useful idiots are rambling about peace with Putin, he is sending missiles to a children's hospital. I'm currently heading to the NATO summit to push for a long-term strategy to contain Russia. One cannot yield to aggression.

Jūrmala, Kauguri 💔

Ukrainian grandmother receives some bread from Ukrainian soldiers in the town of Toretsk in the Donetsk region. She is trembling and traumatized by the constant Russian shelling. Toretsk has been on the frontlines since the start of the war.

I’m physically sick from the fact that the lives of 41 Ukrainians are always less important than keeping a Russian military base intact. This is wrong, and history will not be kind to America for enforcing this policy on Ukraine and Europe.

It’s hard to breathe today. These beautiful souls—Yevhenia, Yaryna, Daria, and Emilia Bazylevych—were killed by Russia in Lviv. And no, it’s not just Putin; it’s every Russian assembling Kinzhal missiles, launching them at sleeping cities, supporting the war, and staying silent.

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Nobody gives a fuck what Putin wants or thinks. Russia needs to be defeated.

Georgian Woman ✊✊ #Tbilisi#Georgia #sakartvelo #საქართველო #Tbilisi 22:25

seems about right

🌟 “Straume” kļūst par pirmo Latvijas filmu, kas jebkad nominēta ASV kinoakadēmijas balvai! Cīņu par #Oscars tā turpina gan kategorijā "Labākā animācijas filma", gan "Labākā ārvalstu filma". Sveicam filmas radošo ar komandu ar šo panākumu!

Because russians were parasiting on the countries they occupied.

Vox Populi, Vox Dei. Roma ardet.

Saint Petersburg last Friday. Sumy today.

The defining face of the first day of the full-scale invasion is Ukrainian marine Vitalii Skakun. He heroically sacrificed his life by blowing up a bridge in Henichesk to slow the advancing Russian columns. These are the kinds of people who lived among us — and the kinds of

💔 In the photo — three friends: Anastasiya Yalanska (26), Serhiy Ustymenko (25), and Maksym Kuzmenko (28). They didn’t yet know that this moment would be the last evidence of their lives. Just a few kilometers from where this picture was taken, an ambush awaited them—one no one

Bucha was a happy affluent suburb. RU did this to it. They uprooted thousands of lives. They enjoyed our suffering. As a Christian, Im not supposed to say it. But I’m also not supposed to lie. Therefore: Never forgive. Never forget. #BuchMassacre