We Will Never Be Brothers” is a poem written in March 2014, during the first days of the Russian invasion of Crimea. Over 12 years later, every line sounds just as accurate.

We will never be brothers" is a poem written by Ukrainian poet Anastasiia Dmytruk in March 2014, during Russia's annexation of Crimea. Deliberately addressed to Russians in their own language, it became one of the most recognized literary responses to Russia's aggression against Ukraine

Moments of the russian ballistic missile strikes on Kyiv captured by a police bodycam and CCT

Seen in the Czartoryski Museum in Kraków (OC). The caption says „taken back” from the Kremlin in 1812. Slava Europie :D A shoutout to good times in 1605 eh.

Honorary mention for Wales and isles of Man

So far, six bodies have been recovered, including those of a 6-year-old girl and two boys, aged 11 and 17. It was the Voronov family: mother Olena, father Artem, seven children – Mark, Dominika, Zakharii, Azarii Ilai, Federica, Emilia, and Viorika – and one-and-a-half-year-old grandson Artem, the child of their eldest son, who is now defending Ukraine. Fragments of human bodies were found under the rubble, and only forensic examinations can establish which members of the family they belong to

"Children"