Терміново Ситуація з водою на позиції Піхоті ускладнена, дуже. Шукають фільтри для води/таблетки для очистки води. Репости будь ласка

What I have started as an authentic and honest effort in 2022, actually remained such - but with having crowdfunded over $6M for Ukraine’s Defense.

Give your key defenses and fortress cities to Russia which has been unable to take them in 12 years of fighting, and then we who are acting to strengthen Russia will pretend to help you protect the rest of your country. This is shameful, rotten, and stinks of corruption.

Ukrainian Defender Serhii, callsign "Nebo," called his wife and daughter to tell them that he had returned from his positions. He and his brothers-in-arms from the 2nd Battalion of the 117th Territorial Defense Brigade spent 100 days at the positions in harsh winter conditions and under enemy pressure. Free Europe rests on these shoulders. 📹 & 📷: 117th Territorial Defense Brigade/Facebook

Hello, our shop in Kharkiv is working non-stop to deliver the engineering equipment. We are some of our best to make sure Ukrainian units have means to build fortifications and shelters. I am asking for your help by donating or sharing, liking and commenting on this post. New equipment such as this costs 140,000$ per machine. We are buying them for 20k-30k repairing for 10k and with logistics average cost of the 7 ton excavator is around 30-40k USD. This is 1/3 to 1/4 of the cost of the new machine, and after the repairs it's ready to work for another 3-4 years. Now, why are these machines so important? Whatever video of the Ukrainian command center, drone pilot position, infantry position or an artillery position you see in the news, it's always buried underground. Ukraine has severe engineering equipment shortages to build the fortifications. On top of that, centralized engineering units often build something that isn't as functional as needed. Our organization empowers battalion and brigade level units with excavators to build exactly what they need and save lives of their service men. I am asking you to donate to our cause, we have been providing aid to Ukraine for the past 4 years, and as of late, donations have dried out and fundraising became extremely difficult. Please consider donating: Donation link: paypal.com/donate?campaign_i…

I've been saying this for years - NATO armies must systematically LEARN FROM UKRAINE because the war changed. We need you to be strong. Learn our lessons of warfare, update your doctrines, SOPs, procurement, training and general warfighting approach. Now it's becoming obvious.

Thread of MAGA influencers who once denounced intervention, supported Trump because he was “anti-war”, but now are fully pro-war today 👍 1. @nicksortor

"It has evolved into a very stoic mindset for all the fighters here"

Someone asked me how I survived the hardest moments. Not just here in Ukraine, but across my life as a soldier. I survived by narrowing my world until it was small enough to carry. The people in front of me. The job that had to be done next. Not tomorrow. Not the end state. Just the next right action. When comfort disappears, purpose is what keeps you moving. I did not defeat fear. I lived with it. Fear was always there, sitting in the background, reminding me of what could go wrong. I just refused to let it decide my actions. Discipline replaced motivation. Routine created order when everything around me was chaos. When quitting felt like the easier choice, I thought about the people who did not have that option. Ukrainian soldiers holding a line with no relief coming. Civilians sitting in the dark, cold, and afraid. Volunteers pushing past exhaustion because someone else depended on them. Responsibility has weight, but it also gives strength when nothing else does. This war taught me something I will never forget. Strength is not always loud. It is not always heroic. Sometimes strength looks like getting up when you are empty. Sometimes it looks like staying when leaving would hurt less. Sometimes it looks like choosing humanity when the world is trying to strip it away. To the fighters, the medics, the volunteers, and the civilians living through this war, what you are doing matters. Your resilience matters. Your effort matters. Life is worth living, even when it is brutally hard. Especially then. What you do today is shaping tomorrow, whether you see it or not. If you are tired, you are not weak. You are human. Keep going. Ukraine is worth it. You are worth it. Слава Україні. Героям слава. 🇺🇦

14,000 fundraised so far, a little over 10 percent. The times are tough, budgets are slims and attention is drawn away from Ukraine. It is what it is, and we will try to work with what we have. Thank you to everyone who has donated and shared, your support is changing lives of our soldiers.

Don’t be silent, world, please. It’s −20°C outside. After russian attacks, thousands of homes are once again left without electricity and heat.

Freezing winter in Kyiv. Here on the left bank of the river Dnipro, in Eastern Kyiv. A city of three million people. Much of the city without electricity, without heating, without water.  Over the next few days, temperatures are expected to drop to –20°C (–7°F) — and once again, Russia is expected to strike Ukraine’s power system. This is not about the battlefield. This is about civilians. Families. Elderly people. Children. Hospitals. Homes. In 21st-century Europe, a modern capital is being deliberately pushed toward darkness, cold, and unlivable conditions. And yet — Kyiv stands. Ukraine stands. Business Stands United with Ukraine

As people in Ukraine are going through this tough winter, I invite ppl outside double down on supporting UA army. Please, share and donate to trusted fundraisers as one below. To donate: send.monobank.ua/jar/BQjWbpv… PP: nayanovakpaypal@gmail.com More options: medium.com/@pavlobondarenkop…

Everyone sees how Russia tries to freeze Ukrainians – our people – to death at –20°C. But Russia couldn’t build any ballistic or cruise missiles without critical components from other countries. I thank every country and every company that helps Ukraine repair its energy system. This is crucial. Thank you to all who support the PURL program, helping us buy Patriot missiles. But wouldn’t it be cheaper and easier to just cut Russia off from the components it needs for missile production? Or even destroy the factories making them?

This is how heating points in Kyiv operate, set up by the State Emergency Service of Ukraine and World Central Kitchen @WCKitchen. People can warm up, have a meal, and charge their devices. Thank you to everyone who helps! 📹: @lb_ua

People in Ukraine are starving. They are freezing. They are dying. This isn’t a headline—it’s daily life. Families huddle in the dark with no heat. Parents skip meals so their kids can eat. Elderly neighbors burn scraps to survive the night. Missiles destroy power grids; winter finishes the job. They need our support—now. If you can help, please help. If you can’t, share. Silence helps no one. Stand with Ukraine. gofund.me/3ab4f6a76

☠️ NEW FUNDRAISER ☠️ We’re launching a new project with the Defence Intelligence unit “Revanche.” Our goal is $35,000 All funds will go toward equipment that protects the unit from enemy drones and helps secure tactical air superiority. Join the mission and donate today 👇 dzygaspaw.com/signal-revanch…

Please watch and tell others what Ukraine is going through because of russia. Speak. Please, SPEAK.

The Russians are exploiting the cold snap – trying to hit as many of our energy facilities as possible. So much for their respect for America and all diplomacy. The main Russian tactic is to try to completely shut cities down. Oreshnik was used again – this time against the Lviv region. Once again, it was pointedly close to the borders of the European Union. In terms of using medium-range ballistic missiles, this poses the same challenge for all: Warsaw, Bucharest, Budapest, and for many other capitals as well. Everyone needs to see this in the same way and with the same seriousness: if the Russians aren’t even bothering to come up with a plausible excuse for using such weapons, then no personal connections and no rhetoric will protect anyone from this. What is needed is a system of joint action, a system of collective defense – one that truly works. Does such a system exist now? That’s an open question, because across Europe there is the same doubt – whether their capital would be defended if Putin suddenly lost it.

It’s hell today in Dnipro . I don’t know how much information gets to your mainstream media, but it’s tough . Sirens don’t work , and Russia continues attacking the city. - so peopel rely on internet notifications - but since Russia bombed the power station again and it’s