Anya
@heyanyahere.bsky.social
Hey, I'm Anya 👋 There are a lot of AI-generated pictures, my whining, war-related content and life in Ukraine here. 25 | she/her | Ukrainian 🇺🇦 | Motion designer DeviantArt - deviantart.com/heyanya #AnyafromKharkiv - my experience living in a warzone
Damaged Ukrainian edition of "Star Wars" comic book in one of the warehouses russians destroyed last week
Anya@heyanyahere.bsky.social · 14h agoIn case you're wondering, why do I need so many books On August 1, russians attacked warehouse of the Ranok ("Morning") publishing house here in Kharkiv. It mainly publishes school textbooks As a result of the attack 27k book titles were destroyed, with a total number of about 8 million (!) copies
More information about this case I've found online. The man survived only because there was no explosives attached to drone. It exploded on intact, but there was no munition on it It confirms the idea that it was a training routine for a russian drone pilot, who found an easier target to hunt
Anya@heyanyahere.bsky.social · yesterdayThis gentleman here was lucky enough to stay alive today
I often see people refer to the partnership between Russia and North Korea as a mutual trade rather than an alliance. Dictatorships can’t stick to agreements for long anyway, they say But so far, I see North Koreans actively participate in the war while Western progressive democracies can't keep up
EmojiNews - Breaking news, explained with emojis@emojinews.org · 8h agoNorth Korean Missile Unit Moves Into Russia—120 Ballistic Missiles Could Soon Target Ukraine
Yes. 17 people were murdered in Kyiv last night. 9 of them - on a train station, because the departure was delayed due to air raid alert Last week Europe was shocked when 40k refugees entered the EU. I hope they're ready for millions of Ukrainians when russians destroy our sewer and heating systems
Veronica Anrathi@disarmonia.bsky.social · 11h agoI don’t even have the energy to say anything. We’re in a slaughterhouse, completely unable to protect ourselves from these missiles. The stress has been through the roof for me and it’s affecting my health. All of this fuckin’ sucks.
In case you're wondering, why do I need so many books On August 1, russians attacked warehouse of the Ranok ("Morning") publishing house here in Kharkiv. It mainly publishes school textbooks As a result of the attack 27k book titles were destroyed, with a total number of about 8 million (!) copies
Anya@heyanyahere.bsky.social · 3d ago284 🙈 Plus about 30 at my parents' home 😁
This is Kherson, city in the south of Ukraine. Russians turned it into the training ground for their drone pilots. They hunt civilians in broad daylight while the world is watching and considering whether these people should be banned from coming to their countries on vacation
I'm reorganizing my library and am currently in the process of dusting off all my books. How many do you think I have in total? 🙈 Post your guesses in the comments, and I'll let you know when I'm done 😌
Bohodukhiv is a city 50 km from Kharkiv. It’s home to a dairy plant that produces the most delicious glazed cheese sticks in the whole world. Or rather, it used to, because russians destroyed it last week. These three packages I managed to buy are among the very last ones #AnyafromKharkiv
"Be brave like Ukraine", "We stand with Ukraine". You've probably heard this phrases many times. I don't want to sound ungrateful, but I know that many of us are tired of hearing them for almost five years, only to wake up the next morning and see scenes like this on the streets of our cities (1/2)
Just like that. 3 generations of one Ukrainian family were murdered by russians in one single moment. Why? Russians don't actually need any reasoning. They do it because they can. I'm sorry, but I don't want to forgive them. I want to see them posting these kind of photos as well.
Angelica Shalagina🇺🇦@angel-shalagina.bsky.social · 6d agoThey had names. Artem and Olena. Parents who dedicated their lives to raising ten children. A russian missile hit their home in Radushne. It killed the parents, their children, and their 18-month-old grandson, who was simply visiting that night. An entire family. An entire future.
Laura fucking Loomer in the middle of Kharkiv talking with Biletskyi and debunking myths about the Azov batallion isn't something I could imagine to see, but here we are
