
Devana 🇺🇦
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A Ukrainian girl shows off watermelons she grew in the Ternopil region. The fact is that in Western Ukraine it was impossible to grow watermelons due to the cold climate. Watermelons grew in Kherson, Mykolaiv, Odesa. And now they grow in our country too due to climate change...
Devana 🇺🇦4,155,043 views • 11 months ago

🤡 Orban: “Hungary Doesn’t Want to Be in NATO or the EU if Ukraine Joins” At the EU summit in Copenhagen, Viktor Orban openly declared that Hungary does not want to belong to any alliance — not NATO, not the EU — if Ukraine becomes a member. In plain words: Hungary refuses to share a table with Ukrainians, even inside the very structures that guarantee its own security and prosperity. So maybe the solution is simple: if Orban doesn’t want to be in the EU or NATO with Ukraine, then perhaps Europe should ask whether it wants to be in an alliance with him. His statements have crossed from mere obstructionism into full-blown Ukrainophobia — rhetoric that now mirrors Moscow’s, not Brussels’. And history is speaking here. Hungary once aligned itself with Hitler’s Reich, betraying its neighbors and its own future. Today Orban seems intent on repeating that path, standing with Putin instead of Europe, isolating his country while pretending it is “neutral.” Ukraine, meanwhile, is bleeding and fighting for the very values NATO and the EU were founded to protect. For Orban to suggest that Hungarians “don’t want” to stand alongside Ukrainians is not only cowardice — it’s treason to the idea of a united Europe. The real question now is no longer whether Ukraine belongs in NATO and the EU. It does. The question is whether Hungary under Orban still belongs there.
Devana 🇺🇦1,766,474 views • 11 months ago

Putin hinted to Kazakhstan that they would be the next victims of Russia, because they communicate in Russian there. The President of Kazakhstan immediately switched to the Kazakh language and the Russian self-proclaimed government was forced to turn on the translator 😀
Devana 🇺🇦349,861 views • 3 months ago

A Ukrainian female soldier says that this war shows both the best and the worst in people, and reveals both the best and the worst kinds of people. The girl also says that Americans simply cannot understand how Ukrainians are able to defend their own country, because they have no idea what a nation is at all.
Devana 🇺🇦719,832 views • 8 months ago

🇮🇹🧠 Italy’s Secret Weapon: Giorgia Meloni’s Italian Leaves Trump Speechless Who knew that in a room full of men who think they're the smartest — a woman speaking fluent Italian would be the actual power move? During a recent exchange, Italian PM Giorgia Meloni firmly blamed Putin and Russia for the war in Ukraine — a direct contradiction to Trump’s earlier implication that Zelensky and Biden were to blame for provoking the invasion. Trump’s reaction? “That was so beautiful! What the hell did you just say?” Yes, the self-proclaimed dealmaker was utterly disarmed — not by arguments, but by Italian charm. Meanwhile, Trump’s VP, J.D. Vance, also melted under Meloni’s Mediterranean magnetism. On a visit to Rome, he called the talks “fantastic” and joked: “She could’ve called me a moron and I wouldn’t know — it sounded so beautiful.” This, from a man who just last week wanted Ukraine to surrender territory to Russia. While Trump cold-shouldered leaders like Ursula von der Leyen and lectured Zelensky in the Oval Office, he couldn’t stop gushing over Meloni: “Everybody loves her and respects her. She’s taken Europe by storm.” So here we are — world diplomacy reduced to: flirt with the dictator, bow to the beauty, bomb the truth.
Devana 🇺🇦1,113,729 views • 1 year ago

NATO is sending military equipment to Poland because of the Russian attack on Poland. Yesterday, by the way. drones attacked Romania. But Romania did not shoot down the drones because they returned to Ukraine, so the Romanians decided not to prevent the Russians from killing Ukrainians through their territory.
Devana 🇺🇦778,058 views • 11 months ago

An American in the USA speaks pure Ukrainian with Ukrainian refugees.
Devana 🇺🇦2,201,585 views • 3 years ago

Meloni’s Diplomatic Stand: Echoes of Unity in a Divided World From the polished halls of a Washington hotel, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni stepped into the spotlight. In a brief video shared on X, surrounded by microphones, she delivered a vision that cut through today’s noise of global discord. Key Points of Her Message: — Collective Resolve, Not Decrees: Meloni called for ending Russia’s war on Ukraine through unity, not unilateral dictates. Her words evoked the post-WWII spirit, when alliances like NATO forged peace from ruins. Just as divided city-states once fell to Persia, she warned that isolation breeds weakness. — U.S.-European Synergy: She emphasized ongoing transatlantic cooperation, framing Trump’s return to diplomacy not as a barrier but as a potential bridge. — Kyiv’s Central Role: Any decision on Ukraine’s future, she insisted, must include Ukraine itself—avoiding mistakes like the Sykes-Picot Agreement, where colonial powers redrew maps without the voices of those who lived on them. — Pressure on Russia, Security for Ukraine: Meloni demanded sustained pressure on Moscow, paired with binding security guarantees—echoing Cold War deterrence that prevented expansion without plunging the world into nuclear war. In an era of fragile pacts and fleeting summits, Meloni’s intervention asks the timeless question: Can diplomacy outpace division, or will history’s lessons fade into whispers?
Devana 🇺🇦737,281 views • 1 year ago

A Russian veteran of World War II says that Russia was the first to invade North Prussia, and German troops retreated 200 kilometers without a fight. The Russians attacked civilians who were evacuating, and mass rapes and robberies by the Russians began. Everyone took part - several people stood in line for one woman, and after the rapes, the women were shot, and the Russians shot children en masse. And only after 200 kilometers did Germany stop the Russian advance and fighting began.
Devana 🇺🇦230,537 views • 3 months ago
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👵 A grandmother was simply sitting on a bench in the courtyard of her own building — the Russians saw her with a drone and killed her. I will not even speak about morality, because where Russia is, there can be no talk of morality. I will raise the value of a Ukrainian life to Russia: how much is a Russian — including companies that operate in Russia — willing to pay for the killing of an ordinary civilian Ukrainian, even if it is a child or a grandmother? An FPV drone with a camera costs Russia from $200 to $1,500. That is how much Russians pay for the murder of one Ukrainian.
Devana 🇺🇦24,945 views • 11 days ago
