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Every third Thursday of May we celebrate the Vyshyvanka Day. For centuries, embroidery in Ukraine was never just decoration. It was a form of protection, identity, and memory passed from one generation to another. Colors, symbols, and stitching techniques changed from region to region, reflecting local traditions, landscapes, and beliefs.Every region of Ukraine has its own rhythm, history, and visual language woven into thread. A single glance at a pattern could tell you where a person came from.👉 Swipe through the carousel and discover the unique embroidered codes of Ukraine’s regions. by @ukraine

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March 18 marks the Day of Remembrance of the Genocide of the Crimean Tatar people.On this day, in 1944, the Soviet regime launched one of the darkest crimes — the mass deportation of an entire indigenous nation from its homeland. In a matter of hours, families were torn from their homes and sent into exile, where thousands would die from hunger, disease, and brutal conditions.Today, Russia is once again bringing terror, displacement, and repression to Crimea. Recognizing the 1944 deportation as genocide is not only about justice for the past. It is about preventing these crimes from being repeated in the future.Will your country be next to recognize the Crimean Tatar genocide? by @ukraine

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F*ck Russia. Support Ukraine. Donate. Repeat. by @ukraine

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Kyiv, 02.06.2026One of the biggest European capitals.A home to 3 mln people.🎥TikTok/@tviy_bratan by @ukraine

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Wow, the International Economic Forum in Petersburg is really SPARKING this year✨️ by @ukraine

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Besides Veronika, Russia killed 6 other people during a massive attack on Kyiv. 17 people were also murdered in Dnipro. by @ukraine

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Russia attacked Ukraine overnight with 73 missiles and 656 drones, for a total of 729 aerial weapons, with Kyiv named as the main target. Other major targets included Dnipro, Kharkiv, Zaporizhzhia, Sumy and Poltava.According to the Air Force, the 73 missiles included:• 8 3M22 Zircon anti-ship missiles• 5 Kalibr cruise missiles• 33 Iskander-M ballistic missiles• 27 Kh-101 cruise missilesUkraine’s air defenses shot down 642 targets, including 40 missiles and 602 drones. Yet, Ukraine is running out of air defense missiles. #armukrainenow by @ukraine

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Kyiv woke up to another night of terror.Russia launched one of its largest attacks yet, targeting Ukraine with 656 drones and 73 missiles, including 41 ballistic missiles. The main target was Ukraine's capital.At least 6 people were killed and 64 injured in Kyiv alone, including three children aged 3, 11, and 17. A nine-story apartment building was partially destroyed. A clinic serving 20,000 residents, medical facilities, homes, energy infrastructure, and civilian buildings were damaged across the city.Ukraine needs more air defense systems. More interceptor missiles. More support.Every delayed decision costs lives. Every intercepted missile saves them.Kyiv. Dnipro. Kharkiv. Zaporizhzhia.These are not military targets. These are cities where people sleep, work, raise children, and hope to see another sunrise.Stand with Ukraine. Help us close the sky. 🇺🇦#SkyShieldNow by @ukraine

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Today Romania confirmed that it was a Russian drone that struck a residential building in a Romanian town of Galati. Thank God, no one was killed..For years, Ukrainians have warned that Russia's war would not stay contained within Ukraine's borders. Every missile, every drone, every act of terror carries risks far beyond our country.The good news is that this threat can be reduced.Ukraine can stop more drones and missiles — if our partners provide sufficient military aid, help strengthen our air defense, and stop indirectly financing Russia's war machine through sanction loopholes.Every intercepted drone is one less threat to a Ukrainian, Romanian, Polish, or other European family.Supporting Ukraine is not charity. It is an investment in Europe's security. Russia's drones do not respect borders. Our collective defense shouldn't either.#SkyShieldNow #makerussiapay by @ukraine

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Happy Operation Spiderweb anniversary to everybody, exept Russian aviation🕷🕸Exactly one year ago, on June 1, 2025, the world watched in awe as the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) executed one of the most brilliant asymmetric operations in modern military history. In a single, coordinated blow, Ukraine fundamentally reshaped the reality of the war by neutralizing Russia’s long-range terror assets deep behind enemy lines. by @ukraine

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Happy Kyiv Day! 💙💛Today, we celebrate one of Europe's oldest and most resilient capitals — a city that has witnessed over 1,500 years of history and continues to inspire millions around the world.It’s a city where ancient cathedrals stand beside modern skylines, where underground raves pulse beneath centuries of history. A city that has survived invasions, revolutions, missile attacks, and blackouts — yet never lost its spirit.While many people today know Kyiv because of Russia's war against Ukraine, chances are you've seen the city long before the headlines. Its streets, bridges, metro stations, and skylines have appeared in some of the world's most famous music videos.From global pop stars to legendary bands, Kyiv has quietly become one of the most cinematic cities in Europe.Swipe through to see famous music videos filmed in Kyiv and discover the Ukrainian locations hidden behind the scenes👉🏻 by @ukraine

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Ten years ago, Russia abducted Crimean Tatar activist Ervin Ibragimov. CCTV cameras captured the moment he was forced into a van in occupied Crimea. He has never been seen again.His story was one of the first enforced disappearances under Russian occupation. It would not be the last.Ervin's case shows what happens when occupation crimes go unpunished: kidnappings become policy, and terror becomes a tool of rule. Occupqtion is not peace, it's genocide! by @ukraine

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