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Genetic relatedness between neighboring East Slavic groups is real and unremarkable—shared ancestry is common across Europe and doesn’t erase distinct languages, cultures, or national identities. Citing unspecified “studies” to claim Ukrainian land as “historical Russian territory” is the same blood-and-soil irredentism Putin has pushed for years, not science. Nations aren’t defined by DNA.

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This time of year, as you drive around the dirt roads in the country, you will see plenty of bearded dragons sitting up in the tops of trees - soaking up the rays - standing sentinel. Southern Flinders Ranges, South Australia.

Bush walking with the Burruguun

Zelensky: Russia used ballistic missiles with cluster warheads against the center of Kyiv Last night, the Russian Armed Forces used three ballistic missiles with cluster warheads against Kyiv, Zelensky stated. He reported that one of the missiles hit the Pechersk district - the historical center of Kyiv, specifically the area between the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra and the Holy Vvedensky Monastery. Buildings of the monastery, residential buildings, shops, cafes, and other civilian infrastructure in the city were damaged. According to the head of state, since October 11, when Trump announced an energy truce, there have been more than 170 strikes on important energy facilities in Ukraine. In Kyiv, one person was killed and 22 were injured as a result of the Russian shelling. #Ukraine

While it has become almost impossible to take down fake "Ukrainian soldiers" on the cyber battlefield here on this fkd-up social media network, there is a new daily record on the "real life" battlefield with the highest amount of killed and incapacitated. nitter.siddz.com/i/trending/21131571526…

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📆Friday night 🇦🇺Australia wide 🕯️Candlelight vigil 🩷For Helen Haines Found this on Fb North Albury/Lavington Community.

Russia isn’t capturing Kramatorsk. It’s hunting it. FPV drones fly into courtyards and purposefully kill civilians. Glide bombs hit apartment blocks. Marked humanitarian vehicles - including our ‘Road-of-Life’ teams - are being destroyed on purpose. This is not the ‘fog of war’ - it’s a method of warfare. It’s time to document and name it. It’s State Sponsored Terrorism. Click on this link to read my OpEd in the Kyiv Post: kyivpost.com/opinion/84334

Phil Haines confirms that Helen has tragically now also lost her second leg 😢 but she is stable and alive.🩵 #auspol

A staff member of the Embassy had a lovely encounter with an echidna during a hike! 🦔🇦🇺 What a wonderful surprise to come across one of Australia’s most unique animals — a rare egg-laying mammal! 🌿

🇺🇸🇺🇦 Spineless Marco Rubio: “Starlink is a private company. They have a contract and terms upon how that technology can be used. We cannot direct a private company on the decisions they make. Trump or anyone in our system never requested that any changes to that system be made. The reporting out there was somehow the U.S. government was denying Ukraine something they needed in order to defend their country. That's not true, not accurate, and for leaders in Ukraine to continue represent that is also not accurate”. Next: Debunking Rubio’s disinformation and falsehoods, he uses to try and protect the liar and felon in chief in the Whitehouse. 👇 1/2

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Bohdan Hawrylyshyn at 100: A story of trust that changed my path In 2001, I was undertaking an internship at the Parliament of Canada and looking for funding for a four-person Ukrainian delegation to attend the summer session of the European Youth Parliament in Dubrovnik, Croatia. It was during my time in Canada that I heard about an outstanding Ukrainian, Bohdan Hawrylyshyn, who lived in Switzerland but regularly travelled to Kyiv. I decided to take a chance and send him a fax. The next day, he called me directly at the office of the Canadian MP I was interning with. We spoke for a full hour. Bohdan shared a story from his youth. In the late 1950s, when he held only permanent resident status in Canada, he set off to represent Canadian youth at a World Youth Forum in an African country. The funds for his trip had been provided by a Ukrainian priest in Toronto. That experience had a profound influence on his life, deepening his interest in management, international economics and global affairs. I was struck by his story. Here was a man who would go on to become a world-renowned economist, thinker and civic leader, yet he himself had once been given an opportunity because someone believed in him. And now, he was doing the same for others. Following our conversation, Bohdan donated US$1,000 — half of the entire budget for our four-person delegation. Thanks to his generosity, we were able to make the trip. But his support did not end there. In 2002, we were trying to register an international youth organisation in Ukraine. It was during the presidency of Leonid Kuchma, when the authorities viewed independent youth movements with particular suspicion, especially in the wake of events in Serbia, where the student movement Otpor! had played an important role in bringing down Slobodan Milošević’s regime. With Bohdan’s support and the weight of his reputation behind us, we managed to persuade Justice Minister Susanna Stanik to approve the registration of our international youth organisation. There was another telling detail in the story of our collaboration: for many years afterwards, the registered legal address of the European Youth Parliament – Ukraine remained Bohdan’s office at Instytutska Street in Kyiv. He did more than provide financial support to young people. He helped us open doors that would have been far more difficult to open on our own. He gave us room to grow, his trust, and the conviction that our work mattered. Today, on the 100th anniversary of Bohdan Hawrylyshyn’s birth, I am particularly conscious of the difference people like him can make in our lives. Bohdan Dmytrovych believed in young people. And he demonstrated that belief not through speeches, but through concrete actions. He invested in people who were only just beginning their journeys. He understood that helping a young person today could have consequences far beyond what anyone could predict — changing not only that person’s life, but the future of an entire country. I was one of those young Ukrainians in whom he chose to believe. For that, I will always be deeply grateful. May the memory of Bohdan Hawrylyshyn be a blessing. His example continues to remind us of something simple, yet profoundly important: true leadership is the ability to believe in others and help them become the people they are only beginning to dream of being. 🇺🇦 @HawrylyshynFund

Gut-wrenching. There are no words. A Russian Shahed drone struck a park near an ordinary café in the Kharkiv region, killing six people, including children. Among the victims was little Angelina. She was just over a year old, born in August 2025. She was killed in her pram. Her mother, Inna, died in hospital. Another girl killed in the attack was just 11 years old. Fourteen more people were injured, including six children. What kind of world allows a baby in a pram and an 11-year-old girl to have their lives stolen by a Russian drone while they are simply going about their day? My deepest condolences to the families who have lost their loved ones. My heart breaks for them. Russia’s war continues to take innocent lives. The world must not become numb to this horror.

Two american trump supporting tourists call into an English cafe .......... Yes, this is how we see you now

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