Hey @elonmusk, you are now responsible for this. Dead mother holds her dead child hand in the rubbles of the city in Ukraine after Russian missile/drone attack on the civilian targets.

Odesa. Russia considers Ukrainian supermarkets packed with people just trying to buy groceries to be legitimate military targets.

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‼️Red level of danger: Ballistics threat - alarm in the capital and a number of regions

Russian airstrike on Sloviansk in Donetsk Region killed 2 people, damaging a private home and a three-story apartment building and trapping residents under the rubble‼️ While clearing the debris of the private house, emergency workers recovered human remains, which were handed over to the police for identification. Responders also extricated the body of a deceased woman from the damaged three-story building.

On the morning of October 15, a russian aerial bomb struck a home in Dnipro region, where 57-year-old Olha and 59-year-old Hennadii were sleeping. During the explosion, their son managed to shield his children—2-year-old Yaroslav and 8-year-old Arina—with his own body. But he could not save his parents. russia is robbing Ukrainian children of their loved ones; their parents and grandparents. They launch missiles and drones, and drop aerial bombs on residential buildings, tearing families apart and leaving children with the pain of irreplaceable loss. Help protect Ukrainian lives. u24.gov.ua/sky-defense?utm_s…

A reminder that a huge amount of components used in the latest russian drones are from the United States. But god forbid starlink is used to help Ukraine defend itself

RT @DanaSLJL: SENSITIVE CONTENT‼️Kherson!Cursed be the russian terrorist nation for they could've stopped this👇 if wanted,,but they are as…

There are no words left for a world that keeps watching this happen. russians film their crimes, post them proudly, and face zero consequences. Kherson. Again. A civilian on a bicycle hunted for sport. Systematic cruelty, filmed and shared with absolute impunity.

Explosions in Kyiv . City is being under drone attack ,

Russian drones over Kyiv detected .

No amount of support for Russia can end the war, because Russia is the criminal aggressor. A modicum of support for Ukraine could, however, end the war, by making it impossible for Russia to continue. This should not be a hard choice.

Russians are deliberately hunting down civilians in Kherson and killing them. Every single day.

He had no children of his own. But when his brother was killed, he took responsibility for all eight of his brother’s children. Volodymyr was just 24 years old. He wasn’t married, had no children of his own, and just six months earlier, he had been fighting on the front lines. Today, he is a father to eight children. This story took place in 2023. Volodymyr Dubrovets, from Ukraine’s Zhytomyr region, was defending his country in the Donetsk region. But when the unthinkable happened, his life changed completely. He recalled going to the military recruitment office on February 24. He had never served in the military before, so they didn’t take him immediately. He waited one week, then another. Nobody called. Eventually, he found an announcement online about an operation to break the siege of Mariupol and traveled to Zaporizhzhia. He then spent nine months fighting on the Donetsk front. And then tragedy struck. His older brother and sister-in-law were killed. They were driving home when their car skidded off a slippery road onto the shoulder and hit a landmine. The explosion was so powerful that a soldier at a checkpoint three kilometers away had his phone knocked out of his hands. Almost nothing remained of the car. His older brother, Petro, was 38 years old. Petro’s wife was just 31. They left behind eight children. The oldest was 13. The youngest, little Marichka, was only two months old. At first, the family thought their older sister could become the children’s guardian. But she couldn’t. Then they considered their parents. But their father was 70, their mother was 60, and there were eight children to care for, including a newborn. That’s when Volodymyr said he would take them all. He was only 24. No wife. No children of his own. But he wasn’t afraid. He had been helping care for the little ones for years. He knew how to change diapers and prepare bottles. And whenever he couldn’t manage everything himself, his parents, sister, and brother stepped in to help. What worried Volodymyr most wasn’t himself. He wondered whether he would ever find someone to share his life with. Maybe in a year. Maybe in ten years. But finding a woman willing to accept eight children… He didn’t know whether that was even possible. But one thing was certain. He would stay with these children until the very end. Not just until they turned 18, but for the rest of his life. He had become both their father and their mother. That year, Volodymyr celebrated his first Father’s Day. And the children congratulated him. They proudly explained that their new dad could do absolutely everything. He could build a birdhouse, cook borscht, fly a kite, play soccer, read bedtime stories, warm up soup, play checkers, and take them fishing. They called him the best dad in the world. Volodymyr smiled. He still didn’t know whether he could handle everything that lay ahead. But he already knew one thing for certain – he would never abandon them. Source: translated from Oleh Bairak.

🔴 At least 17 people were killed and more than 78 injured across Ukraine following Russian attacks over the past 24 hours. Strikes caused casualties in multiple regions, including Lutsk, Kyiv, Kramatorsk, Kropyvnytskyi, Kharkiv, and Dnipro.

On the evening of October 13, a russian missile struck a residential building in Kyiv. Fire engulfed apartments from the first to the eighth floor. 3 women were killed that night. Behind every such attack are lives, families, and homes that should have been places of safety. u24.gov.ua/sky-defense?utm_s…

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🇺🇦 Russland hat in einer einzigen Nacht 580 Drohnen auf die Ukraine geschickt. Das sind mehr als viermal so viele wie in der Nacht davor. Dazu kamen zwei Lenkraketen Ch-59 vom Schwarzen Meer. Bei den Drohnen waren es Shahed, Gerbera und Attrappen vom Typ Parodija, gestartet aus acht Richtungen. Die ukrainische Luftabwehr hat 536 Drohnen abgeschossen oder per Störsender ausgeschaltet. 44 kamen nach vorläufigen Daten durch. Treffer gab es an 31 Orten, Trümmer schlugen an 11 weiteren ein. In Odesa beschädigten Drohnen zwei Hochhäuser, eine Wohnung im 17. Stock wurde teilweise zerstört. Verletzte sind bisher keine gemeldet. Und die Nacht davor lief schon auf Hochtouren: 39 ballistische Raketen und 128 Drohnen, gezielt auf Energieanlagen in Kyjiw und Umgebung. In der Hauptstadt fiel der Strom aus. Quellen: Ukrainische Luftwaffe (über UNN), Intent Press, Ukrainska Novyny

RT @DanaSLJL: SENSITIVE CONTENT ‼️ Yesterday in Sloviansk 👇! Elderly man hospitalized in critical condition after a russian terrorist drone…

🤬🤬 russia just hit a SUPERMARKET in Ukraine. A russian shahed drone struck a Tavria V supermarket in Mayaky.