i just saw this for the first time, very glad you shared with us and i hope for victory for your people<3

Hello from Bucharest, Romania...i am Maryo, 53 years old, firefigther here...stay strong brother, my heart is with you all ukrainean peoples, we pray for you everyday, God help you to win in this unfair war...Slava UKRAINA.

Hello everyone, I'm from Kharkov and it's very difficult here.
thank you friends for your support. it is very important for the whole world.
Glory to Ukraine

That's great that it is Ukrainian Site. My wife from Ukraine too and so my half family. I love this site a lot. Hope times getting better soon.

I am so sorry for what you are going through, you have all my sympathy!

Send all the invading Putinazis home in body bags! Maybe the tears of the Russian mothers will wash away the sins of your maniacal President. Sound extreme?...it's not. It's how you deal with rabid dogs.

Slava Ukraini

Ukraine will endure this injustice and over come as we too, will.

From Myanmar with love/

Thank you for writing about this and updating. My Father is from Ukraine, born and lived in Stryi, so we have also been following this Russian butchery. It is encouraging to see the tide is turning. All the best to you.

[Biblioholic]

From The Telegraph

"Most likely the last 72 hours of warfare in Ukraine are going to be studied by generations of future military officers and historians. In summary, the Ukrainian Armed Forces have retaken over 2,500 sq km of Russian-occupied Ukraine.

And they have done this by punching a hole through thinly-guarded Russian front lines east of Kharkiv, and severing the Russian lines of logistics, forcing the withdrawal of large contingents of Russian soldiers from multiple locations, but most importantly Izyum and Kupyansk.

Without these two cities, Russia cannot effectively supply its forces in the north-east or the east of the country, and so further collapses, withdrawals and surrenders of Russian forces are to be expected.

It is likely that the Ukrainians will keep control of what they have gained, equivalent to all of the territory that Russia has gained since April. The Russians are finding it hard to defend, let alone counterattack. They simply don't have the troops, nor the logistics, and their morale - that intangible essential in warfare - has hit a new rock bottom.

In fact, as this article was being written, reports are emerging that the Ukrainians have retaken Donetsk Airport, and are heading for the Black Sea coast—either Mariupol, or Melitopol. It is a quite stunning success.

https://www.msn.com/en-au/news/world/pu ... 46a6a2bf24

I really wish I could help you guys now.

I'm just a crippled, old person trapped in a nursing home.

I'd gladly kill Putin if I could.

But...

I can't even walk three steps without collapsing in agonizing pain.

I wish you all well in this.

Hopefully Putin, and his government, will drop dead soon.

Just finished watching the first two Lord of The Rings movies and this post's reference to Mordor really hit home.

As I have mentioned to the OP privately, I sometimes write chamber music in memory of the victims of violence, upload it to bandcamp, and donate the proceeds in advance even if I end up not not being reimbursed by sales. The point is simply to donate.

This is not a post that will direct you to my page, nor will it be updated to include a link whenever I finish the piece I'm about to begin.

The purpose of this post is to commit publicly to writing a string piece in memory of those who were tortured and/or murdered in Kharkiv and donating money in advance to the British Red Cross Ukrainian Crisis Appeal to cover the first 50 purchases, if any. If you know of an organization that will help victims in the Ukraine more than the British Red Cross, let me know and I'll look into that one.

Ukraine is always in danger of becoming underreported history to news organizations that cater to / create people with short attention spans and don't cover the Russian war against Ukraine enough. So, too, is coverage of humanitarian crises in Sudan, Yemen, Ethiopia, the Gaza Strip and elsewhere. We must keep the collective conscience alive by helping those human beings however we can. That is all I wanted to say.

My Jewish family (both sides) emigrated from Odessa and Kiev to America when my grandparents were babies. My thoughts are with you during this horrifying time. L’Shana Tovah—I hope the new year is kinder to all my bothers and sisters in the homeland.

Of course, I want to support your government, I hope the situation will turn in the direction of those for whom the truth is (for the side of Ukraine!) The aggression of Russia, in particular Putin, is simply terrible

Thank you for all of your hard work. May God be with you and your people during this time.