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Daily painting of #sunflowers in #support of #Ukraine.
#StopRussianGenocide by freezing people out.
Give Ukraine what it needs to defend its people and country.

🎨Georgia O'Keefe - Sunflower
February 8, 2026 at 3:15 PM
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#SanctionElon
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February 1, 2026 at 12:30 AM
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#StopRussianGenocide
January 5, 2026 at 7:12 PM
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I hope the Rusamerican Vice-Quisling heard this 👏🇮🇹👇

#SlavaUkraini #fuckRusamerica #StopRussianGenocide
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Gooooo Ukraine 🇺🇦 Huge cheer from the audience for Team Ukraine at the Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony
February 7, 2026 at 10:55 AM
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Ő támad és ő követel... A népirtó rohadék.
#aZjelsohanemérhetvéget #stopRussiangenocide

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Putyin a Donbaszt kéri Ukrajnától a békéért, cserébe egy ígéretet adna, hogy többé nem fog támadni
Az amerikai elnök támogatja a tervet, de a lap szerint Zelenszkijnek is rá kell bólintania.
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August 16, 2025 at 4:40 PM
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#SlavaUkraini
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December 9, 2025 at 5:15 PM
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#StopRussianGenocide
#StopRussianGenocide A traditional cross-stitch sampler on white fabric with a decorative red, blue, and green floral border frames the centered black stitched words: “I’m sorry, who said what?” The design resembles a domestic folk craft or heirloom embroidery, contrasting gentle handmade aesthetics with the sharp, questioning tone of the phrase. Presented as visual satire and civic witness, the piece reflects confusion, denial, and contested truth in public discourse during Russia’s ongoing war against Ukraine. #StopRussianGenocide
February 13, 2026 at 6:00 PM
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#Provocation?

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A political cartoon shows Sergey Lavrov reimagined as a bright poison dart frog in a suit-like pattern, standing at a podium labeled “PRESS” and speaking into a microphone. A speech bubble above him reads “Provocation.” The message: Russia’s diplomats don’t deliver truth — they deliver venomous slogans to justify violence.
January 29, 2026 at 3:49 PM
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Hand-stitched witness sampler reading “GENOCIDE EVIDENCE: Ukrainians in their 60s and 70s imprisoned for supporting Ukraine.” The piece references documented cases under Russian occupation where elderly Ukrainian civilians have been sentenced to years in prison for donations or expressions of patriotism. #StopRussianGenocide
March 10, 2026 at 11:44 AM
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#STOPrussianGENOCIDE
Minimalist poster with bold black text on a white background, framed in red: “Not the policy Americans were promised.” Refers to reporting that Vice President JD Vance praised halting U.S. weapons transfers to Ukraine and is described as influencing that shift, which critics argue could benefit Russia. #STOPrussianGENOCIDE
April 27, 2026 at 6:42 PM
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A stark white graphic with bold black serif text centered: “Donbas is Ukraine. Crimea is Ukraine.” Beneath, in lighter type: “#StopRussianGenocide The minimalist design emphasizes finality and refusal. The message responds to March 26, 2026 reporting from the Kyiv Independent describing stalled negotiations in which Russia demands Ukraine withdraw from parts of the Donbas in exchange for security guarantees that remain unfinalized and conditional. The United Nations and multiple international bodies have documented war crimes committed by Russian forces in Ukraine, including attacks on civilians and infrastructure, underscoring the reality behind these negotiations. The composition rejects the premise that Ukraine should surrender land, people, and cultural heritage under coercion from an invading power, framing such proposals as morally and historically untenable. Created collaboratively by human witness + AI system to preserve public memory. #StopRussianGenocide #StopTheEpsteinWars
March 26, 2026 at 9:13 PM
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A propaganda clip shows Dmitry Rode pushing the imperial bedtime story that Europe has been “fighting Russia” for 1,000 years. Subtitles repeat it like scripture. This isn’t history — it’s conquest cosplay: a paid mouthpiece laundering invasion into “destiny,” selling Russians the idea that slaughter is tradition. The real message is: we will attack forever, and you will clap. In response; a satirical meme shows a Ukrainian boy pointing with a skeptical look as a smug cartoon donkey pops in behind him. The speech bubble reads: “What are you gonna do, bring in a donkey brigade?” It punctures the “thousand-year war” fantasy with simple contempt: yeah — and what army? #StopRussianGenocide
January 31, 2026 at 10:34 PM
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A moody “ancient Russia” battle scene: medieval armored soldiers with shields, smoke and flames behind them, and a red imperial flag in the background. Overlaid text reads: “Russia: A thousand-year project of conquest.” Next to it is a big red rubber stamp that says: “FAILED.” Translation: stop calling this “defense”—it’s empire, and it’s losing. #StopRussianGenocide
February 2, 2026 at 11:43 AM
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Overcast Moscow square. A teenage boy with a cigarette points toward a giant building-sized portrait of Vladimir Putin. The boy appears unimpressed and defiant. The right half of the image is mostly empty dark space with large stacked white text reading: “Putin? Win? #Never.” The composition contrasts the small figure of a young citizen with the oversized propaganda image behind him. #StopRussianGenocide
March 10, 2026 at 2:38 PM
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A stark image shows a worn apartment block in shadow, one window faintly lit, while refinery fires burn along the distant horizon under heavy smoke. The scene reflects reporting on Ukrainian strikes hitting Russian oil infrastructure, including blazes at facilities such as the Tuapse refinery seen in satellite imagery. The composition contrasts civilian stillness with the disruption of oil operations that underpin state revenue, framing the economic cost behind the war. #StopRussianGenocide
April 20, 2026 at 4:09 PM
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#RussianGenocideIn3Steps
Minimalist poster featuring three stark lines: “Take Ukrainian children. Call it ‘love.’ Erase them.” accompanied by the hashtag #StopRussianGenocide. The text reflects documented actions in Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine, including the transfer and re-education of children, where language of “love” and “patriotism” is used to justify the removal and replacement of Ukrainian identity. The structure is deliberately simple—mirroring the system it describes.
April 2, 2026 at 8:58 PM
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These aren’t numbers

#TheyArePeople
A data graphic from The Kyiv Independent lists estimated Russian combat losses as of April 19, including over 1.3 million troops and thousands of tanks, vehicles, and missiles. The image presents cumulative figures rather than a single event, emphasizing the scale and duration of the war. The numbers function as a running ledger of destruction, illustrating how sustained conflict translates into measurable, ongoing human and material cost. #StopRussianGenocide
April 19, 2026 at 2:35 PM
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Cross-stitch on white linen bordered in Ukrainian blue and yellow reads: “Everything will be Ukraine!” Below, in smaller black text: “#StopRussianGenocide.” This piece responds to remarks amplified by U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance relaying praise from Donald J. Trump for Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán at a pro-Orbán rally. Orbán has spent years consolidating power; weakening judicial independence, tightening control over media, and steering public resources toward loyal networks. His government has repeatedly clashed with the European Union over rule-of-law violations and democratic backsliding, while maintaining close ties with Vladimir Putin. “Everything will be Ukraine” is not rhetoric—it is a statement carried through bombardment, occupation, and loss. A refusal to disappear. Created collaboratively by human witness + AI assistant.
April 7, 2026 at 6:19 PM
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Cross-stitch style artwork on a neutral linen background with a traditional black stitched border. Centered text reads: “This is what it looks like when reality starts to slip. Not ideology. Not politics. A person trying to process a world that no longer feels stable.” At the bottom, the stitched hashtag reads #StopRussianGenocide. The piece reflects the psychological toll of prolonged instability and conflict on ordinary people, emphasizing shared human vulnerability across borders. It quietly underscores that all people are connected to one another on this planet, and that cycles of violence, domination, and control never lead to lasting stability—only freedom, dignity, and the ability for people to live unafraid ever do. #StopRussianGenocide.
March 30, 2026 at 12:35 PM
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Advocacy graphic featuring Ukrainian lawyer and blogger Yevhen Ilchenko standing before a historic archway. Overlaid text reads: “Four years ago this man took a photograph. Four years later his family is still waiting for him to come home. He told the truth. russia took offense.” The graphic references reports that Ilchenko was detained in occupied Melitopol in July 2022 after documenting life under Russian occupation. He has reportedly remained in captivity for years without meaningful contact with his family. The image highlights the human cost of Russia’s occupation of Ukrainian territory and allegations of repression, unlawful detention, and abuses against civilians. #StopRussianGenocide.
May 31, 2026 at 11:24 AM
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#JustSooooooRussian

...a war strategy built on civilian suffering

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Image representing a blackout in Ukraine: a family walks through a dark city street holding hands. A single light bulb glows on the wet pavement, while apartment buildings behind them are mostly unlit. The image symbolizes how Ukraine’s power grid disruptions forced civilians into darkness — a reminder that in this war, Russia targets infrastructure and ordinary people pay the price in cold, fear, and lost basic services like transport and water. #StopRussianGenocide
January 31, 2026 at 4:47 PM
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Orbán proposes: oil first, humans wait.
A small child in an orange coat stands behind a locked metal gate, holding a worn teddy bear. Bold text reads “Oil first? Ukraine waits?” with “#StopRussianGenocide!” below. The image reflects reporting from Ukrainska Pravda that EU leaders are considering €90 billion in support for Ukraine, but Hungary’s Viktor Orbán is blocking the decision while insisting on the resumption of Russian oil transit via the Druzhba pipeline, effectively proposing “oil first” and delaying urgently needed aid.
March 19, 2026 at 5:35 PM
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A lost war,
fueled by lies and liquor.

Meet the Kremlin’s wimpiest punk.
#СядьИПротрезвей
( “Sit down and sober up.” )
A satirical image shows Dmitry Medvedev sitting stiffly at a desk in a dark wood-paneled room, staring ahead like a scolded schoolboy. He’s holding up a “WORLD WAR II COLORING BOOK” with dramatic war imagery on the cover, as if it’s his official policy platform. The whole vibe reads: Putin’s errand boy clutching history propaganda like homework—loud threats, tiny authority. #StopRussianGenocide
February 1, 2026 at 2:03 PM
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Large black smoke plume over an industrial site in Tatarstan, Russia, reportedly at a major petrochemical plant. Cause not fully confirmed, but consistent with ongoing strikes on energy infrastructure tied to the war in Ukraine. Paired imagery reflects how systems survive by removing what harms them—honoring Ukraine’s continued resistance against Russia. #StopRussianGenocide
March 31, 2026 at 11:37 AM
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#WeMust

#StopRussianGenocide
A dark symbolic illustration shows a menacing, human-like lizard dressed in a Russian military-style uniform with medals and a Soviet-style insignia. The lizard’s eyes glow, and it grips a shattered Ukrainian trident symbol, signaling an attempt to break Ukrainian sovereignty and identity. In the background are smoke, military vehicles, and shadowed figures, suggesting occupation, coercion, and terror without graphic violence. The overall message is not about Ukraine as helpless—it is about Ukraine as targeted by an openly brutal, imperial war machine. The image condemns the perpetrators and their ideology of domination and extermination. #StopRussianGenocide
January 29, 2026 at 12:25 PM