Ukrainian soldiers look completely different after returning from russian captivity. Often, their families can barely recognize them. Weight loss, exhaustion, signs of torture, and other inhumane methods of treatment by russia. But despite all the horrors of captivity, they endured and made it back to native land. We keep waiting for the day when all Ukrainians will be home.
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We appreciate every ally who speaks up for Ukraine. Sometimes — largely due to russia’s pervasive propaganda — finding the right language can be challenging. Save and share this guide, and keep talking about Ukraine.
At −20°C, life without heating is tough.
Because of russia's constant attacks, Ukrainians have to adapt to this new reality, which is still better than russian occupation.
Look at how Kyiv residents deal with this challenge and donate to help prevent it: u24.gov.ua/nafo-dark-nigh…
russia carried out a massive attack on Ukraine's energy infrastructure.
800k households near Dnipro were left without electricity. Water and heating utilities were cut off.
Power engineers are working to restore electrical supply.
Terror must be stopped: u24.gov.ua/nafo-dark-nigh…
Serhii ‘Shyshka’ Shyshkovskyi first defended Ukraine in 2014, then again when the full-scale invasion began. His greatest dream in life was to have a daughter, however he did not live to raise his little Polina. On June 12, 2025, Serhii was killed while carrying out a combat mission in the Kharkiv region 🧵