My friend is fundraising for a vehicle for his unit “Taifun”. 🎯 Goal: 450,000 ₴ 🔗 Monobank: send.monobank.ua/jar/6zeqV9DpDi 💳 Card: 4874 1000 2423 8993 💸 PayPal: [email protected] Please donate and share. 💛💙 #SupportUkraine

1/ On January 29, 1918, near the Kruty railway station, several hundred Ukrainian students and cadets bravely fought against the advancing Moscow-Bolshevik army. Though vastly outnumbered, their sacrifice delayed the enemy, allowing Ukraine to secure the Brest Peace Treaty.

Today’s meeting concluded with an agreement to… keep talking. Trump continues appeasing putin. Shocked? No. Support Ukraine’s defense forces.

1/ Dec 1, 1991: Ukraine held a nationwide referendum. The question was simple: Do you support the Act of Declaration of Independence of Ukraine? The answer: 90.32% YES. Every region, every oblast, including Crimea and Donbas, said Ukraine is sovereign.

Fundraiser for ground robotic systems (GRS) for the 20th Brigade “Lyubart”, 1st Corps Azov. Fundraiser is registered to an official NGO (Apple Pay accepted). 🔗 Monobank: send.monobank.ua/jar/8iMj5jhbid PayPal: www.paypal.com/paypalme/Yul... Donate • RT • save lives. 💛💙

1/ Nov 21 – Day of Dignity and Freedom. We honor all who rose up in 2004 and 2013–2014 for Ukraine’s right to choose freedom over fear. Maidan changed us. It united us. It proved we are a nation that will not kneel to tyrants at home or invaders from Moscow.

1/ Founded in 1606, the Manyava Skete in the Ivano-Frankivsk region was once home to 200+ monks and a major cultural hub. Today, it’s a spiritual site with ancient icons, wooden churches and the healing Blessed Stone.

2/ 🧙‍♂️ How it works: 1️⃣ Pick a letter from a child 2️⃣ Click “Become a Wizard” 3️⃣ Send a gift 🎁 If you’re abroad, a friend in 🇺🇦 can help with delivery. Site is in Ukrainian, but browser translation works fine. 👉 oleni.org

The Naval Fleet Museum in Odesa holds 70,000+ maritime artifacts from Viking anchors to 900-year-old tools. After surviving multiple fires, it now operates at the Odesa Sea Port. A must-see for history lovers.

In the village of Kostylivka, you’ll find the Rocks of Lovers - a stunning geological site with a tragic love story legend behind it. Ivan and Marichka jumped together when their love was forbidden. Now it’s a symbol of eternal love.

We’re raising funds for a vehicle for the communications unit of the 154th Brigade in the Volchansky direction, reliable comms on the move save lives and keep units coordinated under fire. 🔗 Monobank: send.monobank.ua/jar/6TKbfqPDS5 💸 PayPal: [email protected] Please donate and share💛💙

Mitsubishi L200 for combat unit fighting in the Dobropillia direction. Transportation = mission success. 🎯 Goal: 450,000 ₴ 🫙: send.monobank.ua/jar/ABDqntPBhE 🏦 Privat24: privat24.ua/send/1p1xt 💳 Monobank card: 5375 4112 0181 3313 💸 PayPal: [email protected] Donate, RT, and share 💛💙

Legends whisper that under Ostroh lies an underground city with hidden treasures of the Ostroh family and tunnels that remain unexplored to this day. Researchers and travelers keep returning, drawn by its mysteries and the feeling that somewhere beneath the streets, history is still breathing.

1/ In the heart of Zaporizhzhia lies one of its coziest spots - Taras Shevchenko Boulevard. Created during the city’s post-WWII reconstruction, it was renamed in 1989 to honor the Kobzar. A green alley that’s become a true city landmark.

In the Bernardine Courtyard stands a well built in 1620. Legends say it arose from a healing spring at the burial site of St. John of Dukla (1484). In 1761, a rotunda with his statue crowned the well. During the full-scale war, the sculpture was removed for restoration, and in Feb 2024 it returned.

Ukraine is beautiful. Let’s keep it that way. 💙💛 Support defenders with equipment to detect russian FPV drones: 💵 paypal.com/pool/9i44fMS...

1/ Top spots for fall travel in Ukraine ✨Tunnel of Love (Rivne region) – a 4 km green corridor of romance, wrapped in legends and must-have photo moments. ✨Pirohovo (Kyiv) – the National Museum of Folk Architecture & Life, an open-air journey through centuries of Ukrainian traditions.

1/ 🇺🇦 August 29 - Day of Remembrance of the Fallen Defenders of Ukraine. Today, Ukraine bows its head before all who gave their lives for our freedom. They stood against russian aggression so that future generations could live free. Eternal memory. Eternal gratitude. 💙💛

1/ The Zaporizhzhia Oak, one of Ukraine’s oldest trees, stood for more than 700 years in Upper Khortytsia. At 36 m tall with a trunk over 6 m wide, it was both a natural wonder and a cultural symbol. Mennonites in the 18th c. gathered under its crown for meetings, celebrations, and prayer.

1/ August 23 is Ukrainian Flag Day. Our blue and yellow banner has stood for centuries of struggle, dignity, and hope. A thousand-year story of colors that unite Ukraine.

Our flag was once banned, called a crime, hidden under Soviet terror. But it never died. It flew in secret, it rose in 1990, and today it waves in battle. Ukraine’s blue sky and golden fields stand for freedom and no empire will ever take them again. 🇺🇦

1/ Denyshi Cliffs is one of Ukraine’s top climbing spots, just 20 km from Zhytomyr. Granite walls rise 20–25 m above the Teteriv River, with 30+ climbing routes for all levels.

1/ National Literary & Memorial Museum of Hryhorii Skovoroda is the heart of the philosopher’s legacy in Skovorodynivka, Kharkiv Oblast. An 18th-century estate where Skovoroda lived his last years, it held his manuscripts, personal belongings, and even his violin.

1/ Girske Oko (Mountain Eye) is one of the most mysterious lakes in the Ukrainian Carpathians. Tucked away in the Yalovychora Mountains, near Nyzhniy Yalovets in Chernivtsi Oblast, this untouched beauty lies 1000m above sea level, hidden deep in the forest.

1/ Balka Sazhivka, near Stari Kodaky on the edge of Dnipro, may be just 2 km long, but it’s steeped in centuries of legend and history. Once a 12th-century soot-mining site, then home to a 17th-century monastery destroyed by the Tatars, and later a 19th-century industrial hub.

Student Square in Sumy is a cozy green oasis in the heart of the city. A favorite spot for students and newlyweds, it blends quiet charm with vibrant life. Whether you're resting under the trees or catching a cultural event, it's a perfect place to pause and enjoy the moment.

The russian terrorists attacked us with missiles, our whole neighborhood is damaged, people are injuried. Don't let anyone silence us. Donate to savelife.in.ua/en/ Donate to sternenkofund.org #Ukraine #UkrainianView

1/ Stryiskyi Park in Lviv is one of Ukraine’s oldest and most beautiful landscape parks, a national monument of art and nature. Founded in the late 19th century by architect Arnold Röhring, it was laid out on the site of a former cemetery.

1/ The Lyzohub Estate in Sedniv is one of the oldest Cossack estates in Ukraine, founded in the late 1600s on the banks of the scenic Snov River. It includes a rare stone house (1690), Resurrection Church, a grotto, bridge, and the famous Hlibov gazebo.

1/ Kherson is a city of resilience and history. Located on the right bank of the Dnipro River, Kherson has long been a vital trade and shipbuilding hub. Its history runs from Bronze Age settlements and the ancient Rus' port of Oleshshia, to the Zaporizhzhia Cossacks and the days of XVIII fortresses.

We’re raising funds for drones for the Rubizh Brigade. 🎯 Target: 10,000 ₴, a small goal that makes a big impact. 🔗 Monobank: send.monobank.ua/jar/9VFeEFX5Pm 💸 PayPal: [email protected] Let’s help Rubizh Brigade see the enemy first and hit hard. 💛💙

1/ Iryna Danilovych is being tortured in a russian prison. Her crime? Being a nurse, a journalist, and telling the truth in occupied Crimea. Now she’s rotting in Colony No. 7, Zelenokumsk. 🧵 #UkrainianView

1/ Silver Lake (Sribne) – a hidden gem… in the Kirovohrad region. Near the village of Protopopivka lies a former granite quarry turned into a stunning natural oasis. Locals call it Sribne – "silver" – for its soft, shimmering greenish water.

1/ Reni, on the left bank of the Danube, where the Prut flows in, is Ukraine’s southernmost city and a vital gateway to Europe. A seaport, a rail hub, and a border town with deep ancient roots. Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Ottoman, Romanian, russian - every empire left its shadow.

1/2 Kankiv Castle, ruins among the Transcarpathian hills near Chorna Hora in Vynohradiv, is one of the oldest fortresses in the region, with roots in the 9th century. Slavic outpost, Hungarian fortress, noble residence, Franciscan monastery - its walls have seen it all.

Rusyliv Waterfalls is a hidden gem of Ternopil Oblast! Over 15 waterfalls cascade through a canyon-like valley near the village of Rusyliv. Part of the Dniester Canyon National Park, it’s one of the most stunning hydrological monuments in Ukraine. 📍Strypa River tributary, Ternopil region.

Top-3 most unusual monuments in Ukraine. Not every monument is about generals or poets. Some honor the local legends, the everyday joy... and the cats. A 🧵

1/ In Irpin, a bronze and granite monument to Taras Shevchenko stands in the city’s central square, unveiled on August 24, 2017. Sculptors Borys Krylov and Oles Sydoruk depicted Shevchenko as a young man, surrounded by symbols of Ukrainian culture and his literary heroes.

1/2 The Buhaysky Triangle in Sumy region is one of Ukraine’s strangest legends. Formed by the villages of Kholodnyk, Buhaivka, and the now-vanished Mala Buhaika, this place has been tied to stories of unexplained phenomena since the 1930s.

1/2 Turka is a small, cozy town in the Carpathians on the left bank of the Stryi River. Known as the "gateway to the Carpathians," it once sat on important trade routes and carries a rich history dating back to medieval times.

Ukraine is not only mountains, Black sea, rivers, and sunsets. It’s people. People who’ve seen things no one should see. I’m supporting a fundraiser to provide psychological care for those defenders. Please take a look, even a share helps.

We’re raising funds for a DJI Matrice 30T drone for the reconnaissance battalion of the Unmanned Systems Forces, because superior eyes in the sky save lives on the ground. 🎯 My goal: 20,000 ₴ 🫙 Monobank: send.monobank.ua/jar/8o5JZbmZ94 💸 PayPal: paypal.me/YuliiaPetrenko88

1/ Polonyna Yavirnyk is a scenic mountain meadow in the Gorgany range near Yaremche, Ivano-Frankivsk region. Surrounded by fir and spruce forests, the area offers stunning views and rugged beauty. The highest peak, Yavirnyk-Horgan, reaches 1467 m.

1/ The Oleksii Shovkunenko Kherson Art Museum, founded in 1978, is housed in the historic Old City Hall, a building from 1906 that once served as the mayor's office and the venue for city Duma meetings.

1/ Inkerman is a city in Ukraine’s Crimea, located at the confluence of the Chorna River into Sevastopol Bay. Once known as Bilokamiansk (1976–1991), it returned to its historic name after independence. Its white stone helped build Sevastopol in the 19th century.

1/ "I said to one of the detention center employees: "Not on the stomach, I have a shrapnel wound (after the terrorist attack in Olenivka)." He asked if my head was okay and started beating me there", - Oleksandr Verengov, Azov fighter. #UkrainianView www.slidstvo.info/news/ukrains...

1/ Volodymyr Vynnychenko Central Ukrainian State University in Kropyvnytskyi traces its roots to 1921. One of the oldest higher education institutions in central Ukraine, it began as pedagogical courses in then-Yelisavethrad.