Dmytro Dovzhenko
Sergeant UAMarines
Ukrainian Army
July 2, 2025
I understand… you’re tired…
Tired of hearing and seeing requests for help and support for Ukraine…
What are you doing right now? Are you at work? Are you drinking a nice cup of coffee or the coffee sludge from Starbucks? Are you planning how to go to a nightclub or restaurant this evening? Are you thinking about how to approach a colleague or neighbor with a proposal to spend time together? Are you worried about the outcome of a football match or the ecological situation in the Arctic? Are you planning to buy tickets for a match or stop at the gas station to fill up your 6-liter SUV? Are you dreaming of true love or planning a divorce? Or maybe you’re plotting to undermine your boss and climb the career ladder?…
You’re living …
Now, excuse me, but here’s a bit of reality: Your colleague is leaning seductively over the coffee machine… at that moment a missile hits the building… your colleague is torn in half.
Children playing in the nearby park have their eyes gouged out and limbs torn off… Those you planned to dance with in the nightclub no longer breathe… your alluring neighbor is now moving through the streets with a rifle slung over her shoulder… you’re lying behind the ruins of a restaurant, crying tears of joy because you found an intact can of Pepsi… your football players are traveling the world with outstretched hands to support your army… a machine gun is mounted on the roof of your fancy SUV , and the SUV itself makes Mad Max look like a child’s toy… You no longer care about the Arctic because your city is being doused with phosphorus by barbarians… The woman you planned to divorce is standing behind you handing you ammunition – no, she’s not home with the child, because the child was playing in the park when the first missile struck… Your boss – it turns out your boss has now taken a new title, becoming your commander, and the biggest fear is taking his place…
Sometimes… in the evenings… thanks to Mr. Musk and Starlink… you read the news… and in the news, you see your former partners from abroad, getting into their shiny (but utterly useless in cities) SUVs, holding cups of Starbucks sludge, thinking about how tired they are of YOUR war and your pleas for help…
You dryly laugh and stand up (the depth of the trench allows it), to stretch your body… because tonight you will again go to destroy the enemy… You’re already 30-40-50 years old…
Because you can’t bear to see how those who “guaranteed security” are offering you to give up territory of YOUR COUNTRY and are “concerned” that you’re using their aid to destroy the enemy at any distance, instead of surrendering… They don’t like to hear that YOU don’t like foreign missiles killing Native Children in YOUR country every day…
Like it? Ready for THAT scenario?..
Sorry, but I Survived and am almost whole… and now I’m asking you, instead of the Starbucks sludge – to support My Country… Ok – HELP to ZSU!!!
Comment from :
JR
Dmytro I’m with you!
Trump now Cowering to the Putzin😈 terrorist regime by not providing military aid is an embarrassing betrayal to Ukraine and a cowardly act!
Informing Putzin 😈 that the time for an unconditional ceasefire and meaningfull peace negotiations must begin immediately! Putzin 😈 can choose cease fire and peace or a SPecial US /European delegation to expedite Ukraine and Georgia admission to NATO and the EU in 2026!
Godspeed Ukraine!🇺🇦🙏🏼🙏🏼💪💪🇺🇦🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🇪🇺🇺🇳🏴🇪🇬🇱🇹🇫🇮🇬🇪🏳️🌈🇱🇻🇸🇰🇨🇦🇩🇰🇳🇴🇸🇪🇬🇧🇵🇱🇪🇪🇦🇫🤝
ruZZia must be held responsible for w@r k4!mes against the Ukrainian people!!! #ArmUkraine #MakeRussiaPay #SanctionRussia #StopDoingBusinessWithRussia
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It’s time for Europe to follow the example of Azerbaijan and get rid of the fifth column.
“It’s better without weapons and without force!”? … I tell you – Without weapons and without strength, Bucha was in front of Russia… remind you of the consequences?
Tell stories about “good Russians” to someone else.
Marijn Markus
AI Lead | Managing Data Scientist | Public Speaker
Universiteit Utrecht Capgemini
Rotterdam, South Holland, Netherlands
🇦🇿🔥 A major diplomatic crisis is unfolding between #Azerbaijan and Russia.
Azerbaijani media are publishing footage of detained Russian citizens — young, disoriented, and visibly roughed up. According to the agency Report, these are members of two organized crime groups suspected of dгug trafficking, moving naгcotics from Iran, and cyber fraud.
But what’s more interesting than the charges is the presentation: the video is shot exactly like Russian arrest clips of migrants — including Azerbaijanis. Camera rolling, faces on the floor, carefully staged “neutralization” for public effect.
It’s a mirror message: Russians will now be treated the same way they treat migrants (and others). A powerful signal not just to Moscow, but to the whole post-Soviet space: yes, it turns out you can do that too. Biting back
On June 27, a brutal police raid in Yekaterinburg left two Azerbaijanis dєad and others badly injuгed — some allegedly tortuгed. The victims belonged to a prominent Azerbaijani family.
According to defense lawyers, some of the detainees were toгтured: one has broken ribs, two are in critical condition in the hospital. One of the arrested persons is unable to walk; the defense claims he was toгтured with electric shocks.
🇷🇺 So far:
- Azerbaijan condemned the violeпce as ethnically motivated.
- A cultural ban on Russian events was declared.
- Official visits between the countries were canceled.
- A leading Azerbaijani journalist openly called for Russia’s embassy to be razed.
Prominent Azerbaijani journalist and activist Afgan Mukhtarli called for the Russian embassy to be burned down.
“Any self-respecting nation would have razed that embassy to the ground,” he wrote.
📉 This comes after months of rising tension, including the Kremlin’s silence after Russian forces shot down an Azerbaijani civilian plane last December.
⚠️ But the bigger picture? Russia is rapidly losing influence in the South Caucasus:
Turkey and Azerbaijan are moving closer, even pushing peace talks with Armenia — sidelining Moscow entirely.
Russia’s heavy-handed response may be a warning shot to Baku’s elites. But it signals weakness, not strength.
🔻 Putin’s regional clout is crumbling, far beyond just #Ukraine (which they invaded to regain influence) — and this latest “power move” may just accelerate the collapse
Video here :