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This is very dark humor — and very funny. I found this video on TikTok, and I need to give a little context. Ukrainians are known for their unique sense of humor, sometimes quite ambiguous. The idea of the video is that a person tried to end their life but forgot to check the blackout schedule. And then comes the line: “DTEK — we care about you.” DTEK is our energy company.

This is very dark humor — and very funny. I found this video on TikTok, and I need to give a little context. Ukrainians are known for their unique sense of humor, sometimes quite ambiguous. The idea of the video is that a person tried to end their life but forgot to check the blackout schedule. And then comes the line: “DTEK — we care about you.” DTEK is our energy company.

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My humble opinion on the current deterioration of Polish-Ukrainian relations. I think many people still do not fully understand one important characteristic of Ukrainian society: when it comes to our own, we close ranks. Inside the country, we can argue endlessly about politicians, criticize the government, and hold very different views. But when an action from abroad is perceived as an attack on a representative of our state, the reaction becomes very different. Zenskiy is our President. People may support him or criticize him, but he remains the President of Ukraine. I am genuinely saddened by what is happening. I will never forget what ordinary Poles did for Ukrainians in the first years of the full-scale invasion. Thousands of people opened their homes and their hearts. For many Ukrainians, that kindness will never be forgotten. Perhaps what saddens me most is that I believed this chapter of our shared history had already been addressed. We went through difficult conversations about the past. There were words of forgiveness, gestures of reconciliation, and a willingness to acknowledge each other’s pain. I thought we had already asked each other for forgiveness for the darkest pages of our common history and found a way to move forward. Apparently, some wounds have not fully healed. That is why I sincerely hope our relationship does not enter a downward spiral. The only side that benefits from further escalation between Poland and Ukraine is ruzzia. I remain deeply grateful to those Poles who have preserved their humanity, solidarity, and support. I want to believe that common sense will prevail over emotions and that our nations will find a way through this crisis without destroying the trust that was built at such a high cost. P.S One of Odesa’s most iconic landmarks, the Passage, was designed by Lev Włodek, an Odesa architect from an old Polish noble family. Our histories have been intertwined for centuries.

My humble opinion on the current deterioration of Polish-Ukrainian relations. I think many people still do not fully understand one important characteristic of Ukrainian society: when it comes to our own, we close ranks. Inside the country, we can argue endlessly about politicians, criticize the government, and hold very different views. But when an action from abroad is perceived as an attack on a representative of our state, the reaction becomes very different. Zenskiy is our President. People may support him or criticize him, but he remains the President of Ukraine. I am genuinely saddened by what is happening. I will never forget what ordinary Poles did for Ukrainians in the first years of the full-scale invasion. Thousands of people opened their homes and their hearts. For many Ukrainians, that kindness will never be forgotten. Perhaps what saddens me most is that I believed this chapter of our shared history had already been addressed. We went through difficult conversations about the past. There were words of forgiveness, gestures of reconciliation, and a willingness to acknowledge each other’s pain. I thought we had already asked each other for forgiveness for the darkest pages of our common history and found a way to move forward. Apparently, some wounds have not fully healed. That is why I sincerely hope our relationship does not enter a downward spiral. The only side that benefits from further escalation between Poland and Ukraine is ruzzia. I remain deeply grateful to those Poles who have preserved their humanity, solidarity, and support. I want to believe that common sense will prevail over emotions and that our nations will find a way through this crisis without destroying the trust that was built at such a high cost. P.S One of Odesa’s most iconic landmarks, the Passage, was designed by Lev Włodek, an Odesa architect from an old Polish noble family. Our histories have been intertwined for centuries.

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The Philharmonic. +7°C. People dressed properly))) ( in hats and coats ))) Musicians on stage — in tuxedos and gowns. They played the great Strauss. The musicians were called back for an encore three times. But the third time….. I cried. Ukraine is my love. Forever.

The Philharmonic. +7°C. People dressed properly))) ( in hats and coats ))) Musicians on stage — in tuxedos and gowns. They played the great Strauss. The musicians were called back for an encore three times. But the third time….. I cried. Ukraine is my love. Forever.

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Just emptiness… My city is being inhumanely destroyed… UNESCO heritage, history, people, after all. Not interesting. Oil money — that’s what’s interesting. Selling parts for drones that kill Ukrainians — that’s interesting. Fast and profitable. My dear friends in Europe and the USA, please don’t take this personally. I believe that thanks to people like you, the world has not yet fallen into the oil abyss where certain well-known figures keep shouting: “more, more.” And even after the darkest night, dawn still comes. Tired …

Just emptiness… My city is being inhumanely destroyed… UNESCO heritage, history, people, after all. Not interesting. Oil money — that’s what’s interesting. Selling parts for drones that kill Ukrainians — that’s interesting. Fast and profitable. My dear friends in Europe and the USA, please don’t take this personally. I believe that thanks to people like you, the world has not yet fallen into the oil abyss where certain well-known figures keep shouting: “more, more.” And even after the darkest night, dawn still comes. Tired …

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This is a video of a girl living in Zaporizhzhia. Please watch it with the sound on. She is apparently out walking her dog in the morning, saying: “I don’t know how to become better, how to live this life. Good morning, Zaporizhzhia.” Just listen and watch. I think everything is clear here even without translation. And perhaps the most painful part is in the comments. Soldiers came there and wrote: “We are doing everything we can. Hold on.”

This is a video of a girl living in Zaporizhzhia. Please watch it with the sound on. She is apparently out walking her dog in the morning, saying: “I don’t know how to become better, how to live this life. Good morning, Zaporizhzhia.” Just listen and watch. I think everything is clear here even without translation. And perhaps the most painful part is in the comments. Soldiers came there and wrote: “We are doing everything we can. Hold on.”

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This video was made by a talented makeup artist from Kryvyi Rih. It is so powerful that I would recommend it for viewing by all European leaders. She is not a politician — she is simply a gifted person living in Ukraine. ( her Instagram profile anna_makeup_kr) and she personally gave me permission to publish

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It hurts so much…

It hurts so much…

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Some things must never be silenced. A Ukrainian volunteer spoke about a 4-year-old girl from de-occupied territories who was raped by ruzzian soldiers. The child couldn’t understand why this was happening to her. Such videos should be shown before every UN and Security Council meeting. Perhaps then, fear for one’s own children will outweigh any other fears. No resources are worth dealing with maniacs.

Some things must never be silenced. A Ukrainian volunteer spoke about a 4-year-old girl from de-occupied territories who was raped by ruzzian soldiers. The child couldn’t understand why this was happening to her. Such videos should be shown before every UN and Security Council meeting. Perhaps then, fear for one’s own children will outweigh any other fears. No resources are worth dealing with maniacs.

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Ruzzians came to kill Ukrainian culture. Instead, they triggered its renaissance. Today, it speaks louder than ever. Beautiful French and Ukrainian languages together ❤️

Ruzzians came to kill Ukrainian culture. Instead, they triggered its renaissance. Today, it speaks louder than ever. Beautiful French and Ukrainian languages together ❤️

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The Philharmonic. +7°C. People dressed properly))) ( in hats and coats ))) Musicians on stage — in tuxedos and gowns. They played the great Strauss. The musicians were called back for an encore three times. But the third time….. I cried. Ukraine is my love. Forever.

The Philharmonic. +7°C. People dressed properly))) ( in hats and coats ))) Musicians on stage — in tuxedos and gowns. They played the great Strauss. The musicians were called back for an encore three times. But the third time….. I cried. Ukraine is my love. Forever.

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