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…

Tetiana is an Azov Brigade medic, also known as 'Godmother' among her brothers-and-sisters-in-arms.

She endured imprisonment, humiliation, and torture in russian captivity. Her wish was to survive and return home.

Read her story and support🇺🇦defenders🧵
u24.gov.ua/donate/defend?…

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 🧵

russia celebrated New Year by once again attacking Ukraine.
200+ drones were sent to murder people and destroy their homes.

russia is a death cult and acts accordingly.
Help Ukraine protect life:
u24.gov.ua/nafo-dark-nigh…

#Christmas is almost here.
In Ukraine, it begins with Sviat Vechir — a Christmas Eve dinner that starts once the first star can be seen in the sky💫
Ukrainian Christmas is rich with unique and centuries-old traditions, many of which date back to Pagan times🧵

“In military service, there’s no option to lose.”

In 2022, Ukraine's prominent tennis player, @Stako_tennis, stood up to defend his country, later joining @ServiceSsu’s Special Group Alpha.

His journey shows how an athlete’s inner discipline can be applied in service🧵 On his former tennis colleagues:

December 9 marks the International Day of Commemoration and Dignity of the Victims of Genocide.

In Ukraine, this day is not only about remembering past atrocities — it also draws attention to the ongoing crimes committed by russia: the abduction of children, the torture and killing of civilians, and many more.

As the United Nations emphasizes, genocide is defined in part by the fact that “the victims of genocide are deliberately targeted — not randomly.”

With this in mind, we present the documented actions of the russian federation🧵

Anatolii and Artem from Kherson were severely wounded by a russian tank, while on their way to a chess lesson. Their mother, Olena, remembers that day with sheer horror: from the scream of her older son to arriving at Okhmatdyt Children’s Hospital.
This is their story🧵

🇸🇪🇺🇦Until 2022, Caroline Nordengrip was a member of the Swedish Parliament.

After 2022, she enlisted in the Ukrainian army and even took part in battles near Zaporizhzhia during the counteroffensive — one of the toughest experiences in her life.

This is her amazing story🧵

russia’s Federal Agency for Youth Affairs (Rosmolodezh) has published a 70-page manual for invaders to use against children in temporarily occupied territories, specifically targeting those from the Luhansk, Donetsk, Kherson, and Zaporizhzhia regions. The recommendations are rooted in Soviet-era tactics, including surveillance, the erasure of ethnic identity, and the vilification of Ukrainian defenders, national symbols, and slogans—all framed under the false pretense of security concerns 👇 1/6 2/6

The Holodomor was a series of artificial famines by the USSR in 1921–1923, 1932–1933, and 1946–1947. The most devastating (1932–1933) was a genocide of Ukrainians, taking millions of lives.
Remember those who died of hunger on their own land.
Remember those responsible for it🧵

“Nearly every thriving city, town and village I’ve visited near the front lines has been obliterated, become unreachable, or been occupied by Moscow’s forces. Pokrovsk is now one of them.”

@nytimes photographer and Pulitzer Prize winner @TylerHicksPhoto

Ukrainian teachers in temporarily occupied territories are forced to teach a russian curriculum, calling the invasion a "reunification."
Despite that, they find ways to teach in Ukrainian, preserving their students' identity🇺🇦
Tetiana and Maria share their stories🧵

“There’s a war, but we find time for children and animals.”

Anna Kurkurina is a 3-time world powerlifting champion from Mykolaiv.
After the full-scale invasion, she has dedicated herself to another powerful cause—rescuing stray animals near the frontline.

This is her story🧵

There are over 70,000 women serving in the Ukrainian army — an increase of 40% since 2021.

Many of them choose high-risk, frontline roles as drone operators, combat medics, and engineers.

These are their stories🧵

Support Ukraine's defenders:
u24.gov.ua/donate/defend?…

81 years ago, Ukraine was liberated from Nazi occupation.
Let's honor the memory of those who fought for Ukraine's freedom, bringing the victory closer through their courage.
Today, Ukrainians defend their land and sovereignty again, proving they won't surrender to the enemy🧵

Despite russia's continuous terrorist efforts, life in Kyiv goes on. The local food market continues to work, even after their brutal strikes🇺🇦🧵

Google has updated their satellite images of temporarily occupied Mariupol on #GoogleMaps, revealing the extent of destruction. This is a horrific ‘tour’ from a Mariupol native, showing the places dear and significant to a person, who lost his home to the russian aggression🧵💔

September 30 marks the All-Ukrainian Day of Libraries, a somber reminder of the Ukrainian authors who were killed by russia. They won't write again, but their voices will never be silenced and their legacy will live on🧵

September 29 is the Day of Remembrance for the Victims of Babyn Yar.
On this day in 1941, the occupying Nazi forces began mass executions of civilians in Kyiv.
This horrific tragedy took over 100,000 innocent lives. Never forget. Never again.🕯️🧵