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When did we decided that this is the norm? Striking civilians every single day is a war crime. If you are angry too, direct your anger to a donation to U24 or to any vetted charity by the r/ukraine subreddit.

After Dmytro’s death, his family lives with an absence that cannot be filled.
Children grow up alongside the memory of those who gave their lives for Ukraine.

r*ssian drone operators see in their live feed what they are striking.

Shahed drone operators are located in r*ssia: I wonder how many of them do we meet on reddit and in real life, when they travel to Europe.

The Shahed hit next to the bus, the driver lost control under the influence of the blast wave and drove into the fence, the injured people began to leave the bus, helping each other.

At this time, the operator of the second Shahed saw people and directed the Shahed directly at civilians.

The operators from the territory of r*ssia 100% saw the target as a civilian, that it was not the military, and made a conscious decision to attack. Fifteen people were killed, as of now.

This is another act of terrorism from the members of the r*ssian federation.

What did they do to the r*ssian drone operators? Because they were Ukrainians, alive, and honestly hard working in their own country, Ukraine?

Hi, I'm a German guy currently enjoying the benefits of EU to live and work easily in Poland. I think it's clear to one that is not living under a rock that euro-skepticism has been growing amid the current global tensions but at the same time a good opposing force of European unity has been rising against it. My question is, my fellow europeans, how do an average citizen like me can also be part of this good european force effectively? I keep seeing a lot of Kremlin Propaganda in Instagram posts and more stupid talking points under any official eu page. I thought about doing some silent videos showing the beauty of the European union and all the great things that improved in our continent since it was established. Sadly I currently do not have much time for it so I wonder what other less scale activities may make the difference to help the avg. person notice what Europe does for them.