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Ukrainian State Border Guard Service site damaged by shelling in Kyiv region
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Kyiv, Ukraine Traffic jams as people leave the city of Kyiv.
Photo: Emilio Morenatti/AP
 
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Post from a Ukraine member on SHF late last night.

We woke up to the explosions at 5 am today. The military base nearby got attacked and, at least partially, destroyed. Pray for us.
 
This one I'm putting a warning on. If you don't think you can watch it, please don't. No one is harmed, that we can see, but baby crying in fear. It's hard to listen to, watch.

 
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This island was bombed to bits. But the people on this island, knowing that it was the end for them, STILL stood up to Russia. You don't see what happened to the island, it's their verbal interaction with a Russian warship.

Zelensky: today we lost 137 military and civilians, including 10 officers. All defenders of the Snake island are dead. There have been reports about 11 female soldiers who died after Putin’s missile hit their barracks.
 
I think I love Anonymous on Twitter:



I tried the RT.com site and got the "This site can't be reached" page.
 
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Two of my clients have family in Ukraine. They are both older ladies, here with their daughters (and their families). One has a son Ukraine who is close to the Romania's border, and they spoke with him last night and he was not worried, as he felt he was going to be out of most of the fighting and so he felt safe. The son-in-law said that they would keep in close contact with him and continue to make sure he stayed safe. The other has a sister (older than she is) who is in central Ukraine. The also spoke with her last night, but they are worried and scared. I kept saying how sorry I was and offering my prayers, and asking if there was anything her sister needed, that if we could find a way to send to her, I would. Her daughter kept thanking me, kept telling me I was "too kind" and she was crying at one point, just thanking me. I didn't feel "too kind", and because of Trump, I felt like we (America) was somewhat responsible for this. I just felt bad for the both of them and was was just worried about them and their families and were hoping they were safe or had gotten somewhere safe. The daughter did say, "I wish you could being them here, but I know that's impossible." :-( I wish I could bring her here.
 
A woman confronts a heavily armed Russian soldier and offers him sunflower seeds – so that flowers will grow if he dies there. They are Ukraine's national flower.

 
I have gained so much respect for Ukrainians. From the woman with sunflower seeds, to the officers on the island that told the Russian war boat to go F themselves, to President Zelensky armed and out in the streets willing to fight the Russians. These are some tough people.
 
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I have gained so much respect for Ukrainians. From the woman with sunflower seeds, to the officers on the island that told the Russian war boat to go F themselves, to President Zelensky armed and out in the streets willing to fight the Russians. These are some tough people.
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This woman is my heroine.

So what the fuck are you doing here?
You're occupants. You're fascists.
What the fuck are you doing on our land with all these guns?
You came here uninvited. Pieces of shit.
 
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