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hi, i hope its a right place for me to ask but i am looking to order some Ukrainian themed stickers and patches to support genuine Ukrainian artists

i live in Bosnia so make sure it can be shipped here

im also interested in patches of the drone units (Magyar Birds, Achilles, etc)

https://youtu.be/wfpB6Nh3xss

This is what Ukraine is forced to endure every single day. russia’s brutal and illegal war of aggression against a free nation must never be forgotten. I will stand with Ukraine for as long as it takes to stop russian aggression and ensure Ukraine can live in freedom and peace. 🇺🇦💙💛 Slava Ukraini!

putin’s foreign policy aide Yuri Ushakov has confirmed that the Anchorage summit with Trump was about pressuring Ukraine into making concessions. What they didn’t expect was Ukraine and Europe standing firm and refusing to let their plans succeed.

Looks like russia is slowly realizing it’s not the superpower the Kremlin likes to pretend it is. 🤡

Slava Ukraini! 🇺🇦

I want to see the warzone, destroyed buildings, street
arts and history of the city. I will bring my camera to take photos. Exactly it is right time to visit for my purpose. I will fly to Moldova and take the bus to Odesa. Stay only 2-3 nights. Just want to make sure me dying or injured percentage is <5% i can tolerate 5% for this travel

OSINT researcher clement_molin

has identified an unusual trend in satellite imagery: in September and October, Russian aircraft began shifting their strikes 10–15 kilometers deeper into Ukrainian defenses west of Huliaipole. Meanwhile, the front line has barely moved.

According to the analyst, Russian forces have deliberately reduced airstrikes on Ukrainian frontline positions to avoid interfering with their own small infantry groups infiltrating Ukrainian defenses.

Molin suggests that Russia may be preparing to bypass Orikhiv from the direction of Huliaipole and advance toward Zaporizhzhia.

However, Ukrainian forces continue to hold their first line of defense, while Russian advances in this sector remain limited.

I am curious to know what day-to-day life is like in Ukraine now, and how it has changed over the past few years, from before the war and when the war started until now. I understand this is a period of great economic and societal hardship, and I wish Ukraine and all Ukrainians the best in your noble plight. I am not from Europe and live in a very peaceful country in a very peaceful region, where war is not even remotely even discussed or considered a possibility.

I understand that GDP has dropped significantly (20%+) but has been slowly recovering although mostly driven by war expenditure. I also see that inflation and interest rates are exceptionally high. I suppose this points to a weakening economy. What is the economic situation like in Ukraine?

I understand Ukrainian cities have been undergoing bombing for years now. Once again my condolences and love for all Ukrainians. How does this looming threat affect your daily routine, if it does?

What about on the social side? I understand Ukrainian military conscription means almost all men are in the military and that means that women are largely alone in handling home affairs. How does this affect your day-to-day life?

I apologise if these questions sounds naive or might be sensitive. I would love to hear anything you might have to say. If there is anyway I can help please feel free to let me know too. I wish all Ukrainians the best!