Maria Sebastião 🦅 🇵🇹🇪🇺🇺🇦🌹💙 @MariaSebas22123

8:00 AM: Trump said, “I will take over Greenland 🇬🇱.” 11:00 AM: Trump said, “I will take over Iran’s Kharg Island 🇮🇷.” 2:00 PM: Trump said, “I will take over the Panama Canal 🇵🇦.” 4:00 PM: Trump said, “I will take over Cuba 🇨🇺.” 6:00 PM: Trump said, “I deserve the Nobel Prize for settling eight wars 🤣” Believe me, all these statements in a single day. 77.3 million people voted for him to do this.

@rshereme LOUDER!! 🇷🇺 always lies 🇷🇺 rape children 🇷🇺 tortures POWs 🇷🇺 is a fascist state 🇷🇺 are sadistic Nazis 🇷🇺 is a colonial empire 🇷🇺 is a war criminal state 🇷🇺 is slaughtering civilians 🇷🇺 is committing genocide 🇷🇺 is a disgrace to humanity RUZZIA IS AN EVIL TERRORIST STATE

In 2004, Ukraine was standing at a turning point. The country was caught between two futures. One path pulled it closer to Moscow and the old post-Soviet system. The other pointed toward Europe, reform, and a more democratic national identity. At the center of that battle stood Viktor Yushchenko. He was a presidential candidate, a former prime minister, and the leading opposition figure against the government-backed candidate Viktor Yanukovych. To many Ukrainians, Yushchenko represented a chance to break away from corruption, intimidation, and political control. Then, during the campaign, he suddenly became violently ill. At first, the symptoms were confusing. He suffered terrible pain, swelling, weakness, and internal damage. His body seemed to be collapsing without a clear explanation. When he appeared in public again, the change was shocking. His once recognizable face had become swollen, scarred, and disfigured. Doctors later confirmed he had been poisoned with dioxin, one of the most toxic chemical compounds known. The poisoning caused severe chloracne and left visible damage across his face. It was not just a medical emergency. It looked like an attempt to remove him from the political race. But Yushchenko survived. And instead of hiding, he returned to the campaign. His face became a symbol of what was at stake. Every scar seemed to tell Ukrainians that the election was no longer just about politics. It was about fear, control, and whether a nation could choose its own future. Yushchenko and his family believed the assassination attempt was connected to Moscow, because he was pushing for closer ties with Europe and challenging pro-Russian influence in Ukraine. That allegation has never been fully proven in court, but the poisoning became one of the most infamous political attacks of the modern era. The election itself became a national crisis. When Yanukovych was first declared the winner after a disputed runoff, millions of Ukrainians believed the vote had been stolen. People flooded the streets wearing orange, the color of Yushchenko’s campaign. The protests became known as the Orange Revolution. For days, crowds stood in the cold demanding a fair vote. The pressure grew so strong that Ukraine’s Supreme Court ordered a new runoff election because of widespread fraud concerns. In that repeat vote, held in December 2004, Viktor Yushchenko won. He entered the presidency carrying the physical marks of the attack against him. His victory did not erase the pain. It did not restore his health overnight. It did not answer every question about who poisoned him or why. But it proved something powerful. The poison changed his face. It did not silence him. Viktor Yushchenko’s story remains one of the most dramatic political survival stories in modern history — a reminder that sometimes a scar becomes more powerful than the weapon meant to destroy the person carrying it. Poisoned, disfigured, and nearly destroyed — Viktor Yushchenko survived the attack and still won the presidency. Source: History of the world

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Russia has no place at the Olympics,

Toni Mikkola 🏴‍☠️ @virtaava

2 days ago

A country that beheads enemy soldiers has no place in the Olympics. A country that rapes and tortures civilians and POWs has no place in the Olympics. A country that bombs children’s hospitals, then strikes again when medics arrive, has no place in the Olympics. A

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Can you help and share this mission please, thank you 🙏🙏🇺🇦🇺🇦

D.Radka, #NAFO 🇨🇿🤝🇺🇦 @DakdaR22

12 hours ago

do we continue to support ukraine?🇺🇦👀 We received 0$ donations within 10 hours😪 Only 369$ is missing to close this urgent request for air defense group. Can you spare 2$? Can you help us please? 🚨Separate Air Defense Forces brigade needs +1 drone detector for their combat

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Victor 73, Olena 74: we got COVID in 2021. I ended up in intensive care. My wife was at home. She has Hakim-Adams syndrome, a mini-stroke, dementia. My lungs are barely working. I'm out of breath, I have no strength in my arms. Muscle atrophy 16 seniors 🅿️ [email protected]

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UNITED24 @U24_gov_ua

16 hours ago

russia killed another family in Kyiv, who were sheltering in the basement of their home. 12 y.o. Maksym, his mother Anastasiia, stepfather Oleh, and great-grandmother Olha. 3 generations of a family are gone, because of russian war criminals. Never forget. Never forgive.

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UAVoyager🇺🇦 @NAFOvoyager

a day ago

They were planning their wedding. Instead, they were buried together. 26-year-old Bohdan Bubyr and his fiancee, Diana Pravdina, were killed when a russian missile struck their apartment building in Kyiv on July 6. Their only "crime" was living in Ukraine.

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As a Ukrainian soldier, thank you to everyone still standing with us after four years. The world has a short attention span. You didn't. We will not forget who stayed. 🇺🇦

As an American medic serving in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, I would like to thank everyone still standing with us after four years. The world has a short attention span. You didn't. We will not forget who stayed. 🇺🇦

Dimko Zhluktenko 🇺🇦⚔️ @dim0kq

a day ago

As a Ukrainian soldier, thank you to everyone still standing with us after four years. The world has a short attention span. You didn't. We will not forget who stayed. 🇺🇦

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FIFA and UEFA are not readmitting Russia to international football. Despite the International Olympic Committee's decision to temporarily reinstate Russia's membership and lift sanctions against Russian athletes, FIFA and UEFA do not plan to allow Russian clubs and national teams to participate in their tournaments in the near future. According to *The Telegraph*, the headquarters of the football governing bodies in Zurich and Nyon emphasize that the question of Russia's readmission depends on FIFA and UEFA's internal statutes as well as security considerations. Consequently, Russian clubs and national teams remain excluded from international football competitions for the time being. Ukraine Now

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Alberto Alemanno 🇪🇺 @alemannoEU

a day ago

Donald Trump says Spain are “bad people” and no-one should visit them or trade with them. The @SecGenNATO sits there smiling.

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"Russia is not going to end this war because of economic complexities. It's not going to end this war because of the death of Russian soldiers. It is going to end this war if the population turns against it." - Alexander Stubb President of Finland Time is ticking..⏰️ (Clash report)

Trump: Would you go to Moscow? Zelensky: It's difficult. There are a lot of Ukrainian drones there. It's dangerous Absolute banger, it's legendary to be speaking with former BEST Ukrainian commedian 🤣🤣🤣

Russian losses per 09/07/26 reported by the Ukrainian general staff. +1310 men +7 tanks +3 ACVs +59 artillery +4 MLRS +1 AD system +1 aircraft +1843 UAVs +4 GRCs

Ukraine’s Air Force said Russia launched 2 Iskander-M ballistic missiles and 94 drones overnight. Air defenses downed or suppressed 72 drones. The military reported impacts from 2 ballistic missiles and 19 drones across 13 locations. #Ukraine

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