On This Day, 10 Years Ago, Russian Occupation Forces, Namely The "Oplot" Brigade, In An Act Of Terrorism,

On This Day, 10 Years Ago, Russian Occupation Forces, Namely The "Oplot" Brigade, In An Act Of Terrorism,
On This Day, 10 Years Ago, Russian Occupation Forces, Namely The "Oplot" Brigade, In An Act Of Terrorism,

On this day, 10 years ago, russian occupation forces, namely the "Oplot" brigade, in an act of terrorism, fired a Grad missile at a Ukrainian checkpoint near Volnovakha when there was a passenger bus. Twelve Ukrainian civilians were killed, and 18 were injured. Russia never admitted guilt or paid for the crimes, the consequences and continuation of which we see today.

This story is more personal for me because I was on that same bus earlier that day, heading from Donetsk city to Volnovakha. If, for some reason, I’d decided to return that day, I could have been one of the victims.

I had to pass by the remnants of the bus a few days later, which was horrifying. Subconsciously, I was expecting this to happen again, only this time to the bus I was in. It didn’t, and I’m still here. Although drones flying above my roof remind me every day that it could be any of us, any time, as long as russia exists.

It wasn’t even the only terrorist act by Russia that felt too close to me. But I’ve talked about this before.

Anyhow, later they completely isolated the russian-controlled (annexed) part of the Donetsk oblast from the rest of Ukraine, banning public transport (like these buses) at first and then essentially banning even smaller private mini-buses, allowing only cars through the checkpoints (to profit from bribes). Then, when covid happened, they banned all civilian movement through the checkpoints, allowing it only with special passes that were impossible to get. So Ukrainians, born and raised in Ukraine, to travel from one Ukrainian (illegally occupied by Russia) city to another, would have to go through russia... if they could.

The world didn't care then - when they were killing us, separating families, isolating us, re-educating, forcing us to get russian citizenships, etc. Now, ten years later, they’re doing the same things on a much bigger scale. If Ukraine falls, they will move forward. They will never stop.

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3 months ago

I mean, why wouldn't russia bomb Chornobyl NPP, after the literal ABSENCE of any reaction from the rest of the world to it destroying the Kakhovka Dam? They know there will be no reaction now, as well. They know the rest of the world is totally fine with it doing literally ANYTHING.

Why wouldn't russia escalate its violence?

This world is literally not worth the effort that it takes to live in it.


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3 months ago

‼️The Russians hit a construction site in Odesa district with a missile

One man was killed, another is in serious condition in the hospital. Both happened to pass by the house.

‼️The Russians Hit A Construction Site In Odesa District With A Missile

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3 months ago

sometimes i think about how i’ve effectively dug myself a grave with this blog. half my internet presence is about being queer and ukrainian, famously two things russia hates the most.

if trump proceeds with the “peaceful negotiations” that happen without ukraine even present, if he pushes to implement another leader in ukraine (meaning, of course, a pro-russian puppet) and makes my country a quote unquote neutral territory, it obviously means occupation. when there are bombs over my head, i’m at least an abstract target, i can rely on luck not to get hit. if russians come to power tho? i’m toast.

i wish i was exaggerating, but this is already happening to people in occupied parts of the country. those who had social media posts in ukrainian, about queer rights, etc. are being seeked out and threatened. my acquaintance was once on call with her friend on crimea, who had weird noises in the background. when questioned, she casually said that they were coming from russian police beating her neighbour for listening to ukrainian music.

i constantly hear from people who miraculously left the occupied territories how they had to delete everything from their phones, because russian soldiers would do random phone searches — both just on the street or when a person tries to leave the occupied city. it’s not uncommon that people get shot over it.

everything about “peaceful negotiations” and “compromises”, trading “land for a peace agreement” promises me a death sentence

Sometimes I Think About How I’ve Effectively Dug Myself A Grave With This Blog. Half My Internet Presence

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2 months ago

russia breaks the ceasefire two hours after they agreed to stop strikes on Ukraine’s energy sector - by bombing the power system of Slovyansk, Donetsk region, half of the city is without electricity.

Another 2 hours later they bomb a hospital in Sumy. Then launched attack drones all over the country.

Russia Breaks The Ceasefire Two Hours After They Agreed To Stop Strikes On Ukraine’s Energy Sector

“Ceasefire” my ass

Fuck you and fuck your “peace talks”

You don’t want peace. You want us to die more quietly.


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3 months ago

Sometimes I see this misunderstanding and I'd like to clarify it. When Ukrainian say "russian drones/shahed drones/iranian drones," we don't mean this kind of drones:

Sometimes I See This Misunderstanding And I'd Like To Clarify It. When Ukrainian Say "russian Drones/shahed

We mean THIS kind of drones that can carry a warhead and are essentially used as missiles:

Sometimes I See This Misunderstanding And I'd Like To Clarify It. When Ukrainian Say "russian Drones/shahed
Sometimes I See This Misunderstanding And I'd Like To Clarify It. When Ukrainian Say "russian Drones/shahed

While they're not as large, destructive and difficult to intercept as, say, ballistic missiles, they can still cause significant damage. Russia launches them at us every night, but most are successfully shot down.


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3 months ago

❗The Russians hit a houses in Zolochiv, Kharkiv region, with a guided aerial bomb.

Rescuers pulled out three people and one cat from under the rubble, the Kharkiv Regional Emergency Service reported.

In general, it is now known that seven people were injured in the Russian attack, including a 12-year-old boy.

❗The Russians Hit A Houses In Zolochiv, Kharkiv Region, With A Guided Aerial Bomb.
❗The Russians Hit A Houses In Zolochiv, Kharkiv Region, With A Guided Aerial Bomb.
❗The Russians Hit A Houses In Zolochiv, Kharkiv Region, With A Guided Aerial Bomb.
❗The Russians Hit A Houses In Zolochiv, Kharkiv Region, With A Guided Aerial Bomb.
❗The Russians Hit A Houses In Zolochiv, Kharkiv Region, With A Guided Aerial Bomb.
❗The Russians Hit A Houses In Zolochiv, Kharkiv Region, With A Guided Aerial Bomb.
❗The Russians Hit A Houses In Zolochiv, Kharkiv Region, With A Guided Aerial Bomb.
❗The Russians Hit A Houses In Zolochiv, Kharkiv Region, With A Guided Aerial Bomb.
❗The Russians Hit A Houses In Zolochiv, Kharkiv Region, With A Guided Aerial Bomb.

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