Russia launched one of its most brutal overnight attacks in months — striking 22 locations across Ukraine with 69 missiles and 298 drones. 🔻12 people killed, including three children from one family in Zhytomyr Oblast. The youngest victims were just 8, 12, and 17 years old. 🔻At least 79 injured across Kyiv, Khmelnytskyi, Kharkiv, Mykolaiv, and more. 🔻Over 80 residential buildings damaged, along with a dormitory, business centers, public transport, and schools. In Kyiv, debris hit a student dorm. In Mykolaiv, a drone struck a five-story apartment building. In Konotop, Sumy region, it was described as the most massive attack since World War II. This horror coincided with Kyiv Day, a holiday meant to celebrate life in the capital — not shelter underground in a metro station. (fb)

🎥 “I came to see ruins, but I witnessed resilience.” That’s how iconic Canadian comedian Dave Thomas described his time in Ukraine. Dave, best known as half of the legendary duo Bob and Doug McKenzie, spent nearly a week in Kyiv under the auspices of the UFF, speaking with veterans, students, displaced families, soldiers, and everyday Ukrainians who continue to live with quiet determination in the face of war. 🔹 His reflections aired nationwide in Canada — in interviews with CBC’s The National and TVO’s The Agenda. He spoke about the strength he witnessed, the unexpected sense of normalcy, and why Ukraine left such a deep impression on him. Watch his full interviews in the comments below. 📺 CBC’s The National: https://youtu.be/dBx_rPzrd7w?si=O4bl72_oBRanP_2F 📺 TVO’s The Agenda: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k4cVMvHZ62Q (fb)