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I am not the author of this picture. This picture made a war correspondent covering the event on the front during the Russian aggression against Ukraine. This photo is placed on the stand, who talks about fighting in eastern Ukraine.
The war against Ukraine organized by the Russian leadership to seize its territories.
The sea, witness and theater of so many wars with which men destroy its spirit, is also a eternal source of peace and calm.
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El mar, testigo y teatro de tantas guerras con las que el hombre destruye su espíritu, también es fuente eterna de paz y calma.
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There will be plenty of old images coming in the next days (or weeks) as I clear tons of unedited raw material fro phones and cameras in 2006-2007. Most are 'nothing special' (apolite word for mediocre but I dump them here for everyone's boredom and displeasure. Skip!
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Ukrainian Ironbelly Dragon on top of Gringotts in Diagon Alley at The Wizarding World of Harry Potter in Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida on Thursday, May 20, 2021.
Spent three days at Universal Studios Resort in Orlando recently and I got some photos to share.
27 Feb 2000 CCCP P36 4-8-4's 0050 & 0064 (1954 & 1955 Kolomna) go for servicing at Sarny depot.
Sarny, Rivnens’ka Oblast’, Ukraine.
[from Wiki] The original Transfiguration Cathedral in Odesa was demolished by the Soviets in 1936. It was rebuilt starting from 1999. The new cathedral was consecrated in 2003. The remains of Vorontsov and his wife were subsequently reburied in the cathedral. There is a statue of him on the cathedral square. The cathedral bells are controlled by an electronic device capable of playing 99 melodies.
Edit: During a Russian attack at Odesa on the 23rd of July 2023, 2 people were killed and dozens were wounded, according to Reuters. Also the pictured cathedral was heavily damaged. See www.reuters.com/world/europe/russias-attack-odesa-kills-o... for more information.
Ukrainian Air Force Sukhoi Su-27 Flanker lining up on RAF Fairford's runway to begin it's display at RIAT 2017.
On 16 April 2022 in Ukraine, Danylo, 12, holds his cat, Lyzunia, as he stands in the ruins of his family’s home in Novoselivka, on the outskirts of Chernihiv. The village – and specifically Danylo's street – was a site of fierce fighting for over a month, and today the area is almost completely razed. “Before the war, I didn’t know any of the sounds of fighting,” says Danylo. “Now I can hear the difference between missiles and shelling, or outgoing and incoming.”
Danylo remained at home during the siege with his mother, Liudmyla, and grandmother, Nina. Liudmyla was hit by shrapnel and severely injured. She remains in the hospital where surgeons initially fought to save her life and continue to fight to save her foot, which may need to be amputated. Their cat, Lyzunia (Ukranian for ‘the one that licks’), was hit by shrapnel in her shoulder and had her whiskers burnt off.
“We come here every day,” Danylo says. “We clean Lyzunia’s wounds, and search the rubble for things we can salvage. I had a coin collection I wanted to keep, but it must have melted in the fire.” He continues, “I have so many good memories here. My favorite room was my mother’s bedroom.” Crying now, he says, “It was always warm there, and it was good to be with Mum. She used to rub my back and we loved hanging out watching comedies on TV.” Danylo hopes to raise money for his mother’s medical treatment.