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The russian federation added energy terrorism to the list of its war crimes against Ukraine.

Since October 2022, Russian criminals have been trying to destroy Ukrainian energy infrastructure by launching massive missile attacks on peaceful cities. Imagine spending at least one day without electricity, water, and heating. And now imagine that Ukrainian civilians are forced to live without these comforts of civilization for several days or weeks in winter.

Here are the visible results of rocket attacks on Kyiv in November and December.

A detailed Sky News analysis of NASA satellite data shows the effect of attacks. (https://news.sky.com/story/the-energy-war-satellite-images-show-the-scale-of-russian-attacks-on-ukraine-infrastructure-12773049). Every morning, at about 1.30 am, NASA's Suomi and NOAA-20 satellites pass over Ukraine. High-resolution imagery from the two satellites, shared exclusively with Sky News, shows how weak the city lighting has become.

Russia continues its course of the genocide of the Ukrainian people: murders, mass shootings, torture, destruction of homes, and now attempts to freeze Ukrainians, leaving us without electricity and therefore without heating.

While celebrating Christmas and the New Year, the world should be aware of a constant threat nearby - a terrorist state that is not planning to stop.

Nevertheless, Ukrainians are indomitable in spirit, and we will win because we stand for universal human values. Next year we will rebuild our cities, and they will shine again because the light always defeats the darkness. We thank our friends for their support during these difficult times. Stand with Ukraine!

Kyiv on satellite images in January 2022:

Today Ukrainians all over the world commemorate the victims of Holodomor in 1932-1933 – a man-maid famine and an act of genocide against the Ukrainian people organized by the Soviet government to destroy the Ukrainian nation as a political factor and social entity.

“Death solves all problems. No human, no problem.” - said Joseph Stalin, leader of the Soviet Union until 1953. During winter 1932-33, 17 people died from hunger in Ukraine every minute, 1000 people died every hour, 25,000 died every day. According to demographic studies, the number of victims in Ukraine can be estimated at about 3 million to 7 million.

As of 2022, 17 countries have recognized Holodomor as genocide on the state level. Starvation was used by the Soviet authorities as a cheap and efficient weapon against strangling Ukrainian resistance to the Communist regime.

This year, 90 years after Holodomor, for Ukrainians, the date feels like a tragic deja vu since Russia’s methods of today’s war against Ukraine show nothing but its tendency to repeat historical patterns. Putin continues Stalin’s policy of Ukraine genocide: not only by bombs and missiles that fall almost daily on Ukrainian cities, but also by the threat of darkness, cold, and hunger.

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