r/ukraine • u/vovawed • 8h ago
WAR 144 foreign artists performed in russia during the war
Check full list at playedinrussia.com
Also appreciate your repost in social media
r/ukraine • u/frontliner-ukraine • 4d ago
r/ukraine • u/vovawed • 8h ago
Check full list at playedinrussia.com
Also appreciate your repost in social media
r/ukraine • u/neonpurplestar • 8h ago
source: AviVector & https://bsky.app/profile/antongerashchenko.bsky.social/post/3mx36au7nfk27
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r/ukraine • u/Due_Collar2 • 14h ago
Today, the Territorial Defense Forces are an integral part of Ukraine’s Defense Forces. Built on the strength of volunteers, they have proven their effectiveness in the hardest moments of the war and continue to do so.
We are grateful to every warrior and veteran. We honor those who gave their lives for Ukraine and must always be worthy of their memory.
Glory to Ukraine! 🇺🇦
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r/ukraine • u/Due_Collar2 • 15h ago
This is the reality of russia’s attacks on Ukraine. russian attacks are hitting civilian areas, homes and playgrounds. This is terror against a civilian population.
All of this must be documented. The international community cannot allow these crimes to be forgotten. russia must face the consequences of what it has done for generations to come.
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r/ukraine • u/mxkp3441 • 3h ago
USA redditor here, I’m currently planning a trip to Ukraine coming up end of October or November. I read through a few guides on this subreddit about how to get to Ukraine, what to expect, tips on accommodation, and how to get around using local transit.
But I was hoping to connect with someone who is a local that can take me around town to show me amazing places, hidden gems, and most importantly someone who can help me navigate the language barrier.
Trying to do my part in spending money and helping stimulate the Ukrainian economy! And even donating in person.
Appreciate the help!