Stolen Beauty

31/05/2026

#денькиєва #арт

31/05/2026

26/05/2026

Kyiv
Based on Photo by

10/05/2026

A Parada | Dia da Vitória

08/05/2026

The slogan «Never again» emerged in response to the Holocaust and other atrocities of World War II as a vow of humanity to prevent such horrific events from being repeated.

On May 8, the world marks Victory in Europe Day, marking the unconditional defeat of N**i Germany, and with it, the end to its crimes against humanity.

But for the fourth year in a row now, this day – meant to remind the public about the horrors and lessons of the past – is taking place as events strikingly similar unfold in Europe.

During Operation Barbarossa, the German invasion of the Soviet Union, N**i forces occupied much of Soviet Ukraine, executing civilians, and destroying cultural heritage and infrastructure.

The same Ukrainian regions and cities that were once invaded by N**is are now suffering from Russian attacks and deliberate killings.

In this video, we are looking at the similarities between World War II and the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Photos: State Archival Service of Ukraine; Chris McGrath; Sergei Supinsky; Pierre Crom; Heinrich Hoffmann; Danylo Antoniuk; Wikmedia; Mykyta Kuznetsov; Andrew Kravchenko; Galerie Bilderwelt; Nathan Laine; Sergey Bobok; Keystone; Ronaldo Schemidt

#москва9мая

08/05/2026

81 years ago, Europe said “Never again.”
Russia heard it differently.

Since 1945, first the Soviet Union, and later Russia, have been involved in dozens of wars, invasions, and military operations - from Hungary and Czechoslovakia to Afghanistan, Chechnya, Georgia, Syria, and Ukraine.

Today, we remember and honor those who fought against tyranny and evil during World War II.

And we must remember that another tyranny still stands at Europe’s border. Threatening, invading, and destroying lives in the very same way.

26/04/2026

40 years ago, the Chornobyl disaster shook the world. Today, the threat of another nuclear catastrophe is once again real.

Russia is deliberately targeting nuclear facilities in Ukraine, holding workers hostage, putting millions of lives at risk, and causing huge economic losses.

The international community must act together to protect people and the planet from another nuclear disaster that Russia is attempting to cause.

16/04/2026

31/03/2026

We honour the innocent lives lost and stand with all those who continue to carry the pain of those days under Russian occupation. 💔 Justice and accountability remain essential.

The European Union continues to support efforts to hold Russia accountable for its crime of aggression against Ukraine, including through the establishment of the Special Tribunal and the International Centre for the Prosecution of the Crime of Aggression.

The EU and its Member States remain firmly committed to ensuring that these grave atrocities do not go unpunished.