Famous Colombian writer Hector Abad Faciolince and Ukrainian librarian Yulia in the liberated village of Kapytolivka, where Ukrainian writer Volodymyr Vakulenko was abducted by the occupiers.

It feels like a solidarity hug from America Latina for Ukraine 💛💙

#aguantaUcrania

“What is the crime Russia is committing in Ukraine”… what a crowd is listening to the The Reckoning Project discussion during Book Arsenal Festival in Kyiv. Shows a lot how much the issue matters peter pomerantsev Oleksandra Matviichuk Wayne Jordash Victoria Amelina 🇺🇦 Jonathan Littel Public Interest Journalism Lab Janine di Giovanni

Kremlin as it is.
By Ukrainian artist Nikita Titov.

So many people outside Ukraine called Russia's war against Ukraine Putin's war. But now it is so apparent Putin doesn't even control the Russian army. I wonder whose war it will be now.

We all remember how the head of Russia threatened the world in 2021. He had some ultimatums, he was trying to show a kind of strength...

The year 2022 showed that he confused – confused his illusions and the lies he was fed with strength. They in the Kremlin are capable of…

⚡️Media: Jets belonging to Russian elite leave Moscow.

At least six planes belonging to top Russian officials and businessmen have left Moscow amid the rebellion launched by Wagner mercenaries, Russia's Vazhnye Isorii investigative journalism project reported on June 24.

Reading poetry in Kyiv despite everything tonight

At night I looked at fireballs in the sky from my balcony in Kyiv and listened to explosions. I went to sleep without checking the news. The war is when you can no longer follow all news and cry about all neighbors who died instead of you a couple of miles away. Still, I want to…

First presentation of the Volodymyr Vakulenko's diary at the Book Arsenal literary festival in Kyiv. The writer's mother and son were on stage.

Vakulenko's memory lives.

Mariupol orchestra in Kyiv 💔

Ukrainian night trains: 3rd class vs. 1st class.
These are my latest “homes”🚂🏠

Trying to see flowers in Kherson today. These flowers are a sign of endless love for the city and incredible resilience of people who remain in Kherson despite constant deadly shelling, flood, and who-knows-what-else-Russians-can-do.

This is a presentation of my novel in Spanish. I don't understand a word. But maybe you do :-)

Morning in Kyiv. It says, “Avdiivka my town” on my mug.
I brought it from Avdiivka Art Festival in the Donbas in 2017. Yep, the year I was supposed to kill people there according to Russian propaganda.

Good morning. Today my hometown Lviv was hit, the area where I used to go to school and where my mom still works.
I'm home in Kyiv and about to go to Kherson for work. But honestly, all I want is to rush and see the level of destruction in my childhood places.

#166 'Tu hogar está donde están tus huellas'

Victoria Amelina, Avizor

📚librerialapilarica.com/libro/un-hogar…

Yesterday, on #FathersDay , #Russia killed a four-year-old boy and his father in attack on Bilopollia in the Sumy region.

#Russia WarCrimes
#Russia IsATerroristState

In case you wondered what side my dog is on 😎 🐕 🇺🇦

⚡️2 killed, 16 injured in Russian attacks across Ukraine over past day.

Russian attacks against Ukraine killed two civilians and wounded 16 over the past 24 hours, according to regional authorities. kyivindependent.com/2-killed-16-in…