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Good morning Resisters.

Creation of a passage for equipment in a minefield

A mural in honor of the fallen soldier Oleg Khristenko was opened in Lviv.

The mural is placed on the house where the fighter lived. On it are two portraits of Oleg and what reflects his life and values. In particular, a weapon, a car, a chevron of the 3rd OShBr, the emblem of the "Angels of Azov" patronage service, a nationalist's prayer.

There are also three QR codes. After reading one of them, you can learn the story of the warrior, the second - see the mural in augmented reality and hear the nationalist's prayer, the third - go to the "Angels of Azov" website and support their activities.

Oleg Khristenko is from Lviv, worked in the IT field. During the full-scale invasion, he joined the "Azov" SSO regiment, which later became the 3rd separate assault brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Worked as a sniper. He had the call sign Krylov. The warrior died on June 7, 2023 near Bakhmut. The defender was 21 years old.

In the memory of friends and relatives, Oleg is brave, sincere, cheerful.

Oleg Khristenko was posthumously awarded the Order "For Courage" III degree.

In difficult times like these, it is important to also note the joyous events and share them with each other.

Here is one of those 🐆

A month ago, two beautiful jaguar cubs were born in the Kharkiv Zoo. Both are girls.

Ihor Terekhov, Mayor of Kharkiv

⬜ Noa Argamani, recently rescued from captivity, has broken her silence to publicly share her story. In her heartfelt message, she expressed profound gratitude to the IDF and the reservists who played a crucial role in her liberation. She also paid a touching tribute to Arnon Zmora.
Noa passionately highlighted the ongoing ordeal of the 120 hostages still held captive, urging everyone to remember them and to hold onto hope for their eventual return.

The ten just released

Good morning. This morning I am thinking of the brave Ukrainian women out on the front lines. Did you realize they are there? All volunteers! Fighting and dying for freedom.

Two live examples and two who gave their lives for Ukraine - for freedom.

The Ukrainian FPV drone "Queen of Hornets" is equipped with a TM-62 anti-tank mine.

Ukrainian long-range kamikaze drones attacked an oil depot in russia's Tambov region yesterday morning. @ukrainejournal

In Dnipro, a part of the building that was attacked by the ruzzian federation collapsed.

Ruzzia attacked a high-rise building in Dnipro

There are at least 12 victims. Six are in the hospital. Among them is a pregnant woman and a 7-month-old baby.

One of the victims was poisoned by combustion products, OVA reported.

Journalist Anna Zueva was fined for "violating the foreign agency legislation.” She is not recognized as a “foreign agent”, only a member of organisation labeled as “foreign agent”.

The Sovetsky District Court of Ulan-Ude fined Zueva for not having a label on her YouTube channel - the court decided that the label should be due to the fact that the journalist is a participant in the “Soft Power” movement which is included in the register:

In her resolution, Vlasova wrote that she “takes into account my property status and the social danger of this offense,” so “the most humane court in the world” imposed a fine of 10.000 rubles. Amazing generosity, of course, except that I am not recognized by the Ministry of Justice as a foreign agent.

My lawyer and I will, of course, challenge this unfair decision. I haven’t put up these stupid people’s badges and won’t, since the law on “foreign agents” is illegitimate and discriminatory. I don’t plan to pay the fine either ,” Zueva said.

@freerussia_report

Surprise

Rest in Peace Volodymyr

Volodymyr Tolipov was 56 years old. He died on February 8, 2023 as a result of a Russian missile attack on the village of Kuty Drugi, which is near the city of Semenivka on the border with Russia in the Chernihiv region.

The enemy hit the territory of the peat briquette factory where Volodymyr worked.

"It happened around 4:00 p.m. Rockets flew at the factory. Volodymyr was still alive for some time under the rubble. People who were nearby talked to him... He took off his watch to give to the children as a memory. They didn't have time to pull Volodya out, he bled." until the crane arrived, it was impossible to lift those heavy slabs with jacks."
- said Olena's sister.

Good morning Resisters. Terrible debate. Worst moderators ever. There might as well not have been moderators.

Goodnight Resisters

His memories make the blood run cold: the story of a prisoner who went through torture chambers, and now demobilized with a cat.

In captivity, he was held in occupied Luhansk in inhumane conditions.

After the hell of Russian captivity and rehabilitation, Yevhen Shibalov returned to the army. But now that the new law on mobilization allows him to be demobilized, he decided to return to civilian life. And not alone, but with Spot.

Yevhen's memories of Russian torture chambers make the blood run cold: he was abused, beaten both physically and with electric shocks. Now he is already making plans for the future, but it is impossible to forget what he went through. He spoke about life after captivity in the story of the channel "We are Ukraine" on the air of the telethon.

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❤️‍🩹 🥹Mother of the National Guardsman from Kryvyi Rih, released from captivity, Vitalii Senchenko, spoke about her emotions when she found out about the exchange.

"I actually dreamed about this day, I imagined it, I dreamed about it. But apart from tears, you know, joy, nothing else happened, not a single preparation worked. " Mom, I'm home, I'm in Ukraine." And then, of course - "Mommy, don't cry. All good to me"
- says Oksana Latanska.

And she added that she had dreamed of hearing these words for so long:

"Two years, one month and one week of enemy captivity after 86 hellish days of defending Mariupol...

Soon I will hug you, my son, and thank God for saving, protecting, returning you. (...) I was waiting! I waited! "
- she wrote.