We're again in the middle of a curfew. We can't leave our homes or shelters for the whole day, all gas stations, shops and other services are closed. You can move around the city only with special passes. Meantime, I woke up to another loud explosion. Instead of coffee, making sure my friends and relatives in all regions of Ukraine are alive, checking up on the success of volunteer initiatives I'm participating in, reposting pleas for finding missed people, scrolling news on shellings, crying a bit. That's becoming a horrible routine.
Good morning, my dear wartime Ukraine.
Vitali Klitschko announced another 35-hour curfew in Kyiv - PHOTO CREDIT
A piece of news that shocked me yesterday (even though every time I can't think of something that can still shock me). Serhii Haidai, the Head of Luhansk Region Military Administration, informed that Kreminna has been shelled again. This time the target was a nursing home. Defenseless elderly. This happened on March 11, but it is still impossible to get to the place of the tragedy. 56 people died, and only 15 managed to survive. They were forcibly taken to Svativ, the occupied territory, to the regional geriatric nursing home.
Kreminna has suffered from massive shelling since the beginning of the war - PHOTO CREDIT
Occupiers beat and detain people who go to peaceful protest rallies in Berdiansk, Enerhodar, Nova Kakhovka, Kherson. People do not leave the squares even despite the shots in the air and light-noise grenades. People come out with patriotic posters, shout patriotic slogans, sing the anthem of Ukraine, hang flags all over the city and stop tanks with their bare hands. These people are my heroes. They are at home and defend their home and the sacred sovereignty of their country in the best way they can.
A peaceful protest meeting in Kherson against russian occupation - PHOTO CREDIT
The world continues to talk about Ukraine. More and more governments are investigating, helping with intelligence (and not only), celebrities are helping on the information front. For example, David Beckham shared his Instagram page, which has more than 70 million followers, with perinatal center doctor Iryna from Kharkiv, who told stories about her activities during the war. Måneskin and many other artists are canceling concerts in russia. The entire civilized world condemns the terrible actions that are now taking place in Ukraine. Everyone who shares our values, for which we pay with blood, is on our side.
This is what David Beckham's stories looked like for a day - PHOTO CREDIT
"We will win.
There will be new cities.
There will be new dreams.
There will be a new story.
There will be, there’s no doubt.
And those we've lost will be remembered.
And we will sing again, and we will celebrate anew."
Volodymyr Zelenskyi
Zelenskyi releases a new inspirational video about Ukraine - WATCH HERE
