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I wish that one day Western politicians would finally lose their illusions about the current so-called Russian opposition figures. They shit on your head and you smile. Here is Navalnaya's post, for example. She speaks contemptuously of those who talk about the need to decolonise

Yesterday it was Poltava. Today it is Lviv. Russia bombs Ukraine’s historical and cultural centers deep in the rear. Washington worries about Putin’s red lines. Does it have any of its own?

it takes millions to wage a genocide like that, and millions more to stay complicit with their silence. putin didn’t create this cult of death. this cult of death created putin.

Russian "opposition" is a joke. Here is a wife of Navalny who says that “decolonizing russia is bad,” because these colonies have a shared history and “common background.” 1/n

I love the fact that she doesn’t even mention, you know, Ukrainians. The actual victims of the horrific invasion her мальчики are conducting. What matters is that russia and the West see each other. Cool.

Hard at work on creating a myth about the innocent Russian soldiers. You know, the ones who rapes Ukrainian girls and women, kill civilians, torture prisoners of war.

Can you imagine airing "Nazis at War" movie in 1943? How it's even possible in 2024?

No, we don't have to do anything. If russians want to be humanized, they should stop acting so inhumane.

Please read and amplify every post. This is essential for us.

“By targeting our civilians… [Russia is] trying to break our will to win,” says General Oleksandr Syrskyi, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. I spoke to him at an undisclosed location near the frontlines, in his first TV interview as Ukraine’s top commander.

Timothy Snyder drops serious wisdom here. Russians thought they only needed to kill "the elite" of Ukraine the rest would accept that they are Russian. Upon discovering it was a fallacy and ALL Ukrainians will fight, it became a genocide operation.

if you want to watch a documentary about genocide in Ukraine, pick a Ukrainian one. they are better in quality and artistic value, anyway. for generations russia has been stealing and appropriating the art of Ukrainian cinematographers, from Dovzhenko to Parajanov, for a reason

1/ I just watched a video of Ukrainian Azovstal defender Vadym Dzhafarov, who spent 8 months in a Russian prison. What he talks about is terrible; it is physical and mental torture daily. Please share this summary so that the world understands what kind of evil Russia is.

While a Russian documentary is being applauded at film festivals for “showing ordinary Russians”, the *actual* truth lies here in a Donetsk hotel on Sunday morning. 2 people were killed because true Russian ‘culture’ isn’t ordinary; it’s a cult of death and destruction.

🇺🇦 Ukraine's Chief Rabbi's son Matityagi was killed defending Ukraine against the Russian invasion. Tomorrow there will be a farewell in the Central Synagogue of Kyiv. That's Russian "de-nazification" for you.

While TIFF is happily drinking champagne and applauding a movie about “ordinary Russians”, Svitlana was getting her 9 yo daughter and 11 yo son ready for school when those same “ordinary Russians” attacked Dnipro.

The international cultural stage should never be used to whitewash crimes. 10 years of Russia’s war against Ukraine have turned red carpets for the Kremlin’s voices into the carpets of blood. Stop giving a platform to disinformation & distorted realities. #NoStageForRussia

Chef Ievgen Klopotenko has worked to ensure that the Ukrainian dish borsch is recognized globally as a vital part of Ukraine’s culture and identity. I’m impressed by Ievgen and Ukrainians like him who are fighting to preserve their rich traditions and protect their country.

My comments on ⁦TIFF⁩ and the lack of its understanding of how pernicious the whitewashing of Russian genocide in “Russians at War” is. Those who have deep roots in Ukraine see the hypocrisy. Our eyes are open. We know the difference between debate and propaganda

Very important news for Ukrainian literature readers in Italy