Roman Sheremeta

May 6, 2025

Never Again Is Now

After the defeat of the Nazis in World War II, the United States and European nations adopted the phrase “Never Again” as a solemn vow — a commitment to prevent the repetition of genocide and the atrocities committed in the 1940s.

Today, history is repeating itself — this time with a new fascist regime known as Ruscism, determined to erase Ukraine as a nation.

Timothy Snyder, a distinguished historian at Yale University, has meticulously documented the evidence of russia committing genocide. The russian state news agency, RIA Novosti, even published a manifesto outlining a plan for the complete eradication of the Ukrainian nation — an open call for genocide (something even Hitler never did). This, combined with the well-documented atrocities, war crimes, and crimes against humanity committed against Ukrainians, leaves no room for doubt.

Right now, in this finest hour, Ukrainians are standing on the frontlines, defending the West from Ruscism.

The United States and its allies must stand with Ukraine. Otherwise, “Never Again” will become a hollow, shameful reminder that — even after the horrors of 𝖧𝗂𝗍𝗅𝖾𝗋 — we have learned nothing.

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Ukrainian soldiers join London march marking the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day.

The UK Ministry of Defence stated that the presence of Ukrainian troops symbolizes global support for Ukraine and the ongoing fight for freedom against russia’s invasion.

Among those marching are Ukrainian soldiers who received training in the United Kingdom.

Video here :

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1DxN3zRtj1/?mibextid=wwXIfr

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As the world celebrates Victory in Europe Day, let us not forget how World War II began — with a deal.

In 1939, Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union signed the Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact. This agreement set the stage for the joint destruction of Europe.

Hitler invaded Poland from the west, and Stalin followed from the east. The USSR then attacked Finland, annexed the Baltics, and seized territory from Romania. Between 1939 and 1941, the Soviets supplied Nazi Germany with oil, grain, and raw materials — fueling its conquest of Europe.

Stalin was not Hitler’s victim. He was his partner in crime. Together, they ignited a war that would claim over 70 million lives.

Truth matters more than propaganda.

Video here :

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1GiKkqZWUN/?mibextid=wwXIfr

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Thank you for supporting my cousin, Taras Horodetskyi — a brave defender of Ukraine and a devoted father.

Taras survived a brutal attack by a russian drone. Despite suffering life-threatening injuries, he crawled nearly a mile through a minefield before collapsing at a medical station.

He was rushed to intensive care, where doctors discovered multiple fractures, dozens of shrapnel wounds, a cerebral contusion, and an open head injury.

Though he survived, the road to recovery is long and uncertain. Over 150 pieces of shrapnel were removed from his body. He has lost hearing in his left ear, and his left arm remains partially paralyzed.

Taras fought for his country with everything he had. Now, he’s fighting for his future.

Please consider donating or sharing this post. Your support will help cover medical care and provide stability for his family during this difficult time.

Ways to Donate:

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• Monobank: 4441 1111 6264 3823

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Olena Kozii

Ukrainian Journalist | Lecturer | Rising Leaders Fellow Aspen Institute UK | TEDx Alumni 

Forbes Ukraine

London, England, United Kingdom

May 6, 2025

A moment of pride. A symbol of resilience. And a little behind-the-scenes detail.

Today, Ukrainian soldiers marched through the heart of London as part of the 80th anniversary VE Day military procession. They carried the Ukrainian flag alone — not within the ranks of allies, but as a separate unit. This privilege was granted after consultations with the British side, as a gesture of honour and respect.

It was a powerful and emotional moment. For me, a deeply personal one. Sharing this day with the Armed Forces of Ukraine — and with someone very special marching today — I cried from pride and joy.

And what truly made my day? The furious reaction from Russia. Here’s what Maria Zakharova wrote:

“The Anglo-Saxons wanted to deal a ‘strategic defeat’ to Russia, but defeated themselves. What could be more shameful and humiliating than allowing disgraceful neo-Nazi bastards onto the main square of your capital on the anniversary of Victory? Poor ordinary Brits — they’ve never been strategically defeated like this before.”

Zakharova went on to call the parade a “march of ideological descendants of Nazis, collaborators, and criminals.”

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov called Ukraine’s invitation “blasphemy.”

Well. If the sight of Ukrainian soldiers marching with honour through London — and receiving applause — makes Russians this angry, we’re clearly doing something right.

Ukraine stands. And the world sees it.

(Video — mine.)

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Video here :

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