NAFO Admiral Amsterdam Oblast🫡🇺🇦🇪🇺🏳️‍🌈🏴‍☠️

russian terrorists continue hunting people in Kherson like animals. They don’t even hide it. They record their attacks, upload them online, and proudly call civilians “legitimate targets.” For years, russia has hunted civilians in Kherson. The world still looks away.

The FSB has a word for holding civilians in secret for years before inventing charges: "Defrosting." That's what happened to 62-year-old Ukrainian civilian Larysa Haidai, abducted from occupied Crimea in March 2024. For nearly 2 years, her family didn't even know if she was alive. Held in total isolation, she has lost 15 kg in captivity. Now she faces fabricated "treason" charges. This isn't law. It's torture. It's enforced disappearance. It's state terror. The world must not look away. Speak up for Larysa and for every Ukrainian civilian imprisoned by russia. #FreeUkrainianPOWs

Want to know how people survive under russian occupation? Read this message from hell. This is from occupied Oleshky, where people have endured a humanitarian catastrophe for nearly a year. "The usual southern heat is here. Food deliveries still haven't resumed. At the market there are tomatoes, cucumbers, a few eggplants, some greens. There was watermelon, but people said it cost 2,800 rubles (about $35). And margarine... that's a story of its own. Someone once said people couldn't possibly have food supplies that last for years. But what if that factory produced 'dairy products' without a single drop of milk? That palm oil substitute has been sitting through years of scorching heat and freezing cold without changing in taste or appearance. Still 'fresh.' Still 'creamy.' Some of you may think you'd never eat something like that. Believe me — you have no idea what you'd eat when there's nothing else. People even bake cookies with it, if they can find flour. Staples like grains, potatoes, flour, tea, and coffee are available only through barter. They aren't sold for money. Sugar costs 1,000 rubles (about $12) per kilogram. A blister pack of Citramon costs the same. Zucchini has become a strategic food — for people and for animals. Pancakes for yourself, part of the same zucchini for your dog. This vegetable has probably never been in such demand. Our dogs survive on jars rescued from flooded basements: canned salads, jam, juice, honey. None of it is about eating well. It's about not starving to death. Who created this man-made experiment? Perhaps only our grandchildren will know. Because just 4 kilometers away there is food. There is life. But we have no physical way to leave the city. World, wake up. Remember us."