Meet Some War Heroes of Ukraine (In progress)

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Displaced and Refugee Children of Ukraine: These children have suffered hunger, taste, sickness, cold and even death. Most of them have become orphans and some had to trek long distances to get to safety.


https://www.bbc.com/news/live/world-europe-61136997

Yet in this pain and distress these children took out time to motivate and boast the morale of the Ukrainian armed forces through paintings. Their painting were sent to the Ukrainian armed forces in the front line.  Below are some of them:



Picture drawn by Amalia a Ukrainian girl and the words read: ‘Ukraine will always win.

These kids are actually heroes of the Ukrainian/ Russian war, and i salute them for their bravery and courage during this way, because they have actually shown that Ukraine has a brighter future tomorrow, because there comes a time when you just need to have a firm stand and do what is right for your country for the very first time no matter what it may cause, becsuse in this life its just onces a person dies, so its better to die a honorable death and be remembered than dying a death no one will ever know you existed here some time ago. Thou nobody prays for war but there comes a time when you just have to stand for your country and that's what the Ukrainian soldiers did and they deserve a honorable honour and for all those who died in this war, may there gentle soul rest in peace. Amen

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Farmers in Ukraine

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/04/10/world/europe/ukraine-farmers-food.html

The war in Ukraine has forced many farmers to flee to other countries for safety. Most big farms controlled by oligarchs have all closed down because they have been the main target of Russia in order to create hunger.

In order to avert the eminent food crisis Ukrainian small farmers now make up as much as 98% of the country’s total harvest of potatoes, 86% of vegetables, 85% of fruits, and 81% of milk. Risking thier lives small farmers, who are without any kind of public aid in a chronic situation, with a limited means of production and very limited land are now feeding Ukraine. They are true heroes of Ukraine.

https://www.euractiv.com/section/agriculture-food/news/small-farmers-the-unsung-heroes-of-the-ukraine-war/

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Ukrainian Journalists

Vira Hyrych

Maksim Levin

As Russians a doing their best to cover-up evidences of war crimes, Ukrainian journalists are risking their lives to expose these atrocities to the world. Since Russia invaded Ukraine, at least eight journalist have been killed. This includes Vira Hyrych a reporter of Radio Liberty who was killed when a Russian rocket hit the residential building where she lived in Kyiv. A!so, Maksim Levin, a photographer and videographer who was a long time contributor to Reuter and was working for a Ukrainian news website. It was alleged that he was killed by servicemen of the Russian Armed Forces with two shots from small arms.

Recognising their sacrifice, the Pulitzer prize board awarded a special citation to the journalists of Ukraine for their courage, endurance and commitment to truthful reporting  during the war. The Pulitzer board while honouring the journalists of Ukraine wrote: "Despite bombardment, abductions, occupation, and even deaths in their ranks, journalist in Ukraine have been persistent in their effort to provide an accurate picture of a terrible reality, doing honour to Ukraine and to journalists around the world".


https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/apr/02/ukrainian-photographer-maksim-levin-killed-while-covering-war

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/may/10/pulitzer-prize-for-ukraine-journalists-rewards-courageous-truthful-reporting

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-61274997

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Father and Two Sons in the Battlefield





Going to war makes one a national hero, but allowing your two sons to join you as soldiers in the battlefield is unimaginable. This is the case of Yaroslavl and his two sons Nazar and Pavlo. They left their wives and children to go the front. These heroes Ukraine requested to stay together in the same battalion. Together in the trenches in the farmland of the Mykolaiv district, father and sons are fighting as a family because of the love for Ukraine. These are the true heroes of Ukraine.

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For those who missed it, the woman responsible for many of the 'heroes' and 'villains' of the Ukraine narrative actually managed to get her ass fired.  By Ukraine!  Took a while, and a lot of egg on the faces of a lot of lamestream media 'personalities', but there is still a limit I guess.  Even in the Jewkrainian govt-by-acting-troupe so it would seem.

  https://www.bitchute.com/video/mZZ1EJqmBmU/

What did not happen is reinstatement of the social media accounts which were cancelled on the basis of questioning a lot of this lady's bullshit.  Imagine my shock.

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https://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2022/mar/17/russia-ukraine-war-latest-kremlin-anger-after-biden-calls-putin-a-war-criminal-us-to-send-more-military-aid-live

https://www.nytimes.com/live/2022/03/20/world/ukraine-russia-war

The pain of losing a loved one is inestimable. I have read and seen heartbreaking stories and pictures of Ukrainians in great pains and agony due to this war. I would have also loved to research about Russian losses because families are also grieving in Russia but it is difficult to find. Many families might never recover from these great losses. It has been reported that almost all Ukrainian have lost a loved one in the course of Russian invasion. My heroes today are those that have lost anyone because of this avoidable war.

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The pain of losing a loved one is inestimable. I have read and seen heartbreaking stories and pictures of Ukrainians in great pains and agony due to this war. I would have also loved to research about Russian losses because families are also grieving in Russia but it is difficult to find. Many families might never recover from these great losses. It has been reported that almost all Ukrainian have lost a loved one in the course of Russian invasion. My heroes today are those that have lost anyone because of this avoidable war.

I'm struggling to figure out how that would possibly qualify one as a 'hero'.  Much more likely it qualifies one as a chump who believed the fake new mainstream media and didn't take the time to understand politics.

The only slightly positive aspect of this thing is that the people who 'voted' for a coke-fiend Jewish actor are distinctly on the lose end of things.

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The pain of losing a loved one is inestimable. I have read and seen heartbreaking stories and pictures of Ukrainians in great pains and agony due to this war. I would have also loved to research about Russian losses because families are also grieving in Russia but it is difficult to find. Many families might never recover from these great losses. It has been reported that almost all Ukrainian have lost a loved one in the course of Russian invasion. My heroes today are those that have lost anyone because of this avoidable war.

I'm struggling to figure out how that would possibly qualify one as a 'hero'.  Much more likely it qualifies one as a chump who believed the fake new mainstream media and didn't take the time to understand politics.

The only slightly positive aspect of this thing is that the people who 'voted' for a coke-fiend Jewish actor are distinctly on the lose end of things.

Of course you are struggling to figure out. How would you ever understand the concept of others fighting for their freedom. Even if they wanted to choose a Bulgarian Drag-queen with a missing leg it would be their own choice, not something imposed by a tyrant too old to care about anything other that "his place in history".

What is clear is what is not a hero: any of the army of Orcs that invade and kill outside their homeland just to earn their meagre pay, the crumbs from the table of the cleptocrats ruling their lives.