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Thread. Ukraine's partners keep not standing aside from #BuchaMasacre #UAParliamentSpeaks 1/8
Poland's President Duda called for sending more weapons to Ukraine after #BuchaMasacre was discovered #IStandWithUkraine #UAParliamentSpeaks 2/8
Canada's PM calls for bringing to justice those responsible for #BuchaMasacre #UAParliamentSpeaks 3/8
Today President Zelensky gave a speech at the UN Sec Council. Ukraine calls for lifting russia's veto as a permanent member of the UN Sec Council. That is vital during the investigation of the #BuchaMasacre began #UAParliamentSpeaks 4/8
Roberta Mestola @EP_President was the one who just visited Kyiv and today @r_stefanchuk, Speaker of @ua_parliament reiterated his invitation to all speakers of the Parliament to visit Ukraine to see firsthand results of russia's war crimes #UAParliamentSpeaks 5/8
France's rhetoric becomes more and more clear: russians will answer for these crimes #UAParliamentSpeaks 6/8
Today Germany's Fed President admitted that Berlin's policy towards Russia was a mistake. Germany should not repeat the same mistakes #UAParliamentSpeaks 7/8
UK Gov is once again reiterated that it is Kremlin's responsibility for #BuchaMasacre #UAParliamentSpeaks 8/8

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Feb 24
Ukrainian women recall the first days of the full-scale #Russian invasion.

1. Anna, Kyiv

"On February 23, I was at a stand-up, seeing a good friend. Two days later, I was already in a settlement nestled in the mountains, where I sought solace in photographing nature.

On February 24, I never took a photo. That day we went to #Zakarpattia where a friend of my parents sheltered us.

On February 24, I was so nervous during the journey, fearing that a missile might directly hit us. It was the worst day of my life."Image
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I nearly cried from this show of kindness and resilience of Ukrainian people.”Image
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Europe's conception of itself after the second world war focused on the self-evidence of peace. It asked how peace could be enlarged territorially, but not how peace should be defended.
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