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Zaporizhzhia. While an ambulance was stopped at a traffic light, it was struck by an FPV drone.

great russian culture is to use fvp drones to bomb public buses full of people during rush hours in my homecity Zaporizhzhia

Video from Zaporizhzhia shows a Ukrainian mother taking a walk with her child in a stroller equipped with a compact drone detector.

🚨 BREAKING: A Russian drone attack set one of Zaporizhzhia's largest shopping centers ablaze on the night of September 7.

2021: Druzhkivka, there are no russians. 2026: Druzhkivka, the russians are very close. Most of the time, memories bring tears, but tears of joy or tears of sorrow are completely different feelings. Yesterday, September 6th, was City Day in Druzhkivka. Now this frontline city in the Donetsk region has found itself at the epicenter of hostilities. The video you are seeing is the soul of a time that was and is in many places across my country. The residents of Druzhkivka have seen a lot of video footage over the years of the war and know how badly their home is already destroyed. But yesterday everything resurfaced in memory, and those who had the opportunity simply wanted to see "memories," and today's technology makes that possible. The year 2021 - this exact video is what you can also see, what that day was like, a holiday for the local residents, their city day. None of us can say for sure what awaits each of us, but most likely, it's better not to know... You try to do everything possible in your life, hoping for positive outcomes and carrying hope within yourself. But... external circumstances, the powerful people of this world can upend the destinies of millions. This is what is happening in my country.

Russia has tried to take Ukraine's independence away by force for years. It has failed. Ukraine is still here. Still free. Still fighting.

🚨 Another horrific attack in Ukraine: after striking a shopping center in Kryvyi Rih, Russians attacked with a drone a bus full of people in Zaporizhzhia. Putin’s only true goal in this war is to kill as many people in Ukraine as he possibly can.

В Запоріжжі охуєнно (Фото з ТБ Торонто)

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Have a good, safe night, everyone. May you all have only light in your lives, and clear skies over your heads.

a Saturday in my homecity Zaporizhzhia: great russian culture drops guided mega bombs on a peaceful downtown, killing and injuring many. not “putin’s war”, not “putin’s regime”. we are dealing with a centuries-old culture glorifying mass terror.

момент влучання йобаних російських КАБів по Сумам 😭 в звичай вихідний, по звичайним людям сьогодні знову загинуло 5 людей, серед яких дитина….

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Dima Zapo 🇺🇦 @DimaZapo

3 months ago

Once again ruzzian KAB bombs are striking Zaporizhzhia. 😭💔

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A mother kneels beside the body of her son, killed by a Russian missile in his own home. There are no words that can capture this grief. While documenting the aftermath of Russia's attack on Kyiv on July 2, Ukrainian photojournalist Ivan Antypenko was invited inside by Tetiana. "You can come in and look, but my son Roma is lying there. He is dead. He isn't breathing anymore," she told him. Russia's strike on Kyiv killed 30 civilians and injured dozens more. While the aggressor continues to wage war against human lives, the world must not look away. Russia's impunity must come to an end.

russian human safari reached Zaporizhzhia, my homecity of almost one million. russians now target public buses with their FPV drones. in today's attack, they killed two passengers and injured over a dozen, including a child. the culture of utter evil

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🔥 Ukrainian drones struck Moscow’s Kapotnya oil refinery early Thursday for the second time this week, sparking a major fire.

13.04.2014 у Запоріжжі мітинг проросійських сепаратистів та колаборантів був закиданий яйцями.

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Zaporizia Oblast, Ukraine, adopts a new flag:

Do you remember that very night -- the night before the day of all days, four years ago? How many of us didn’t sleep at all. We sat in the dark in silence, in front of our laptops, refreshing news feeds. Here was Blinken saying the invasion was inevitable within the next few hours. Here was Zelensky speaking in the middle of the night in Russian, pleading with all Russians to come to their senses at the last moment and not take a fatal step. Here was the news that the runways of Ukraine’s largest airports had been blocked with overturned vehicles. We sat with Flighradar24 open. Here at 1 a.m., over northern and eastern Ukraine, an American drone was making multiple circles, monitoring the massive Russian grouping on our border from Belarus to Crimea. A plane seemed to have taken off, evacuating Turkish diplomats. They must have been among the last ones... Russia had closed all airspace along its entire border with Ukraine later on. In journalists’ chats, hundreds of colleagues just as sleepless. “Guys, be ready… it seems like today.” But hope, of course, died last. Maybe today it would pass. Maybe it was still a bluff and blackmail, because that would be logical. They couldn’t possibly go through with such madness. It would be a catastrophe of biblical proportions and a bloody slaughter in which it would be impossible to win. They couldn’t fail to understand that. And then -- “live” on Russian TV (in reality, of course, everything had been recorded well in advance as part of a pre-invasion propaganda performance) -- Putin’s face, distorted with sadistic hatred and a smirk of gloating, announcing the “special military operation.” What is there to say, four years have passed since that night. If someone had told me then that four years later independent Ukraine would be at the forefront of the entire free world, fighting alone on equal terms against the full military power of Russia, with the Ukrainian flag over every regional capital that was free from occupation that night, with Ukrainian-made drones and cruise missiles that smash Russian oil refineries, airfields, and giant military factories every single night — I would never, ever have believed it. And yet, through unparalleled heroism and enormous sacrifice, fighting Ukraine has changed the course of history. She disproved all the arrogant skeptics who were burying her alive back then and giving her no chance, already ready to run and “negotiate” with yet another deranged maniac hungry for blood and territorial grabs. Glory to Ukraine!

1/4 This must be read. Ukrainians on Threads are sharing moments from the war that broke them — moments they will carry for the rest of their lives. This is the reality of war. This pain must be heard. Below are translations. 1.“To fellow soldiers: is there something that broke you during the war? (No jokes) I’ll start. Shooting animals on your position because they expose it — meaning it’s either them, or you, because of them.” 💔 2.“You’re lying in a shallow trench, looking into the eyes of a wounded man five meters away, out on the street. A drone is hanging above him, waiting — for someone to crawl out to him, or for him to try to crawl to cover. And you both understand it. That’s why he doesn’t move. He just lies there, bleeding, looking at me. He died. And I never managed to help him.” 3.“When permission is given to identify a body so the family won’t have to provide DNA — because all that remains is a burned fragment. When you’re forced to leave in a hurry, animals scatter in panic and you can’t take them with you. In the last five minutes, under explosions, you call out to them — but they stay hidden. And remain there forever.” 4.“When a pregnant wife of a fellow soldier — who happens to have your number — texts asking how her husband is, because he hasn’t been in touch for a day. And ten minutes before her message, you already learned that her husband was torn apart by an artillery shell. You look at the phone screen, powerless.”

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🔴 A father cries over the body of his son killed in a Russian strike as the Kremlin breaks its promise to halt attacks.