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Ukraine ... My native country, the land of our parents, where we were destined to be born and live, which became our Motherland.
The majestic and tragic history of my Ukraine. From time immemorial, many conquerors came to this beautiful, rich land to seize it and enslave the Ukrainian people.For a long time, Ukraine, having lost its independence, groaned under the yoke of oppressors. But smoldering in the people under the ashes of captivity "spark of great fire", immortal was the unconquered spirit, the desire for freedom. And the first to say this to the whole world was Taras Shevchenko:
Our soul does not die,
The will does not die.
The traditions of the great Kobzar were picked up and continued by his numerous followers - all those who do not care who we are, "whose sons? What parents?"
It is thanks to their titanic work, self-denial for the sake of the Fatherland that Ukraine has finally gained independence and independence. Only the first steps have been taken on this path. Our young state still has many difficult problems.
Ivan Franko once wrote in the Prologue to the poem "Moses" with burning pain and bitterness about his disadvantaged homeland, about the humiliating situation of the Ukrainian people:
My people, tortured, broken,
The paralytic spoke at the crossroads,
Human contempt, like a scab,
Covered!
But the last stanzas of the Prologue convey the steadfast faith of fasting in the national revival of the native land.
It is believed that all difficulties will be overcome and Ukraine will become a happy and joyful home of my people. Because he deserves it!

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Early in the morning, the Russian military troops initiated a large-scale invasion of Ukraine. By recognising the so-called Donetsk and Luhansk People’s Republics within the borders of the Donetsk and the Luhansk regions of Ukraine on 21 February 2022, the Russian authorities and President vladimir putin rendered the Minsk Agreements void and violated the international law. The military actions are not limited to these regions alone: there is an evidence of the bombardments of Kharkiv, Kyiv, Mariupol, Odesa and other major cities in Ukraine. Therefore, the Russian authorities are fully responsible for the war escalation and all possible consequences.

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Quinta E
IC PERRI PITAGORA
LAMEZIA TERME

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Quinta E
IC PERRI PITAGORA
LAMEZIA TERME

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"Cortes de Cadiz" School, Madrid, Spain. ( "2nd Grade Primary Education).

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"Cortes de Cadiz" School, Madrid, Spain. ( "2nd Grade Primary Education).

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Peace and freedom for Ukraine.

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Ho dipinto la pace ☮️

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5C Icperripitagora
#noallaguerra
#wlapace
#wlaliberta'

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diamo forza alla PACE 5C ICPERRI-PITAGORA

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diamo forza alla PACE 5C ICPERRI-PITAGORA

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I.C. Perri Pitagora  scuola dell' infanzia PICCOLO PRINCIPE

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Diciamo stop alla guerra!

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On Saturday 5 March, from 9.30 to 11.30, the pupils of the Comprehensive Institute "Perri-Pitagora" will meet along Corso Giovanni Nicotera for a moment of reflection on the atrocities and violence that are happening in Ukraine.

The young students felt the need to express their solidarity with the Ukrainian people, coming together in the hope that their initiative will be a spark of light, a sincere and heartfelt wish for peace.

During the sit-in, primary and secondary school pupils will sing to the notes of the most famous pieces of music composed to praise Peace and will read some poems by Bertolt Brecht, Gianni Rodari, Morena Focante, Nazim Hichmet, Taras Hrhorovyc Sevcenko, Mother Teresa, Lie Tien Min, voices of men and women who from all over the world and at all times have risen to say "No to War".  The initiative was strongly desired and organized by the young students of the "Perri-Pitagora" school, who these days are not "reading" the word "war" in the history books, but are seeing it in real time on the media. and on social networks.
ICS PERRI-PITAGORA, LAMEZIA TERME, ITALY

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Students of High school Novska, Croatia are sending some support to Ukraine

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Students of High school Novska, Croatia are sending some support to Ukraine

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Ukraine calls for peace ‑ Croatia is with you

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Scuola dell'Infanzia "T.Fusco" IC Perri-Pitagora Lamezia Terme Italy

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Un carnevale ricco di emozioni... con la speranza che torni presto la pace...                                                                 A carnival full of emotions ... with the hope that peace will soon return ...

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Un carnevale ricco di emozioni... con la speranza che torni presto la pace...                                                                 A carnival full of emotions ... with the hope that peace will soon return ...

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Scuola dell'Infanzia "T.Fusco" IC Perri-Pitagora Lamezia Terme Italy

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U mislima i molitvama s ukrajinskim narodom!

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U mislima i molitvama s ukrajinskim narodom!

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SSŠ / Makarska // H R V A T S K A

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Nous pensons très fort à vous tous en espérant que la paix reviendra bientôt. 

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Nous pensons très fort à vous tous en espérant que la paix reviendra bientôt. 

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Gaia Giorgetti Italy
We pray for Ukraine

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We stand by you! Stay safe!

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Today, the 27th of February
This is the real russian face

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Can you help them?

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We value your culture, history and literature! Our support and solidarity.

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Grey White Watercolor Blank Notepaper A4 Document

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We are thinking and praying for everyone in Ukraine from Ireland 💗

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From our school in Cerdanyola - Catalunya

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From our school in Cerdanyola - Catalunya

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Erasmus+ is in mourning for those that suffer the war and violence, stop the war in Україна.
Our support and solidarity!!!

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🙏praying
❣️hope
⭐believe

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Ми сильні духом! Тримаймося! Україна понад усе!

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Ми сильні духом! Тримаймося! Україна понад усе!

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Toutes mes pensées vont vers le peuple ukrainien qui subit depuis quelques jours une violence innommable et injuste. Que de tristesse, que de souffrances sur les terres de notre vieille Europe. Ayez la force de défendre votre pays; soyez sûrs de notre solidarité.
All my thoughts go to the Ukrainian people who suffers unspeakable and injust violence. What sadness, what suffering in the lands of our old Europe. Have the strength to defend your country; be sure of our solidarity.

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Just for all students and teachers!! I draw this for you<3

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Just for all students and teachers!! I draw this for you<3

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УКРАЇНА ПЕРЕМОЖЕ!

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УКРАЇНА ПЕРЕМОЖЕ!

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UKRAINE WILL WIN !

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Glory to Ukraine!                  Слава Україні!

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Glory to Ukraine!                  Слава Україні!

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Ukraine,your fight is global.My heart goes out every one of you and your entire country.Your influence as people and a nation is only just beginning now.It can and never be erased.Prayers to all people in Ukraine.Stay strong.I love you all. 🇹🇷🤝🏻🇺🇦

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Scuola dell'infanzia T.Fusco  IC Perri-Pitagora Lamezia Terme Italy

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Peace and Freedom for Ukraine
No to war and invasion

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V^C  ICPERRIPITAGORA
LAMEZIA TERME

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STOP WAR!!!

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Greece is praying for Ukraine

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Pray for peace!

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Dear friends, be safe! Greetings from Greece!

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pray for peace in Ukraine

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Praying for the people of Ukraine.  For God’s protection and peace ! From the USA

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In a broadcast to the nation, Volodymyr Zelenskyy said: "We are defending our country, we fight for our country and we protect our country."

Mr Zelenskyy, 44, said weapons would be issued to any Ukrainian who wanted one and appealed for blood donations for wounded soldiers.

The enemy had suffered "serious losses", he added.

Ukraine has cut diplomatic ties with Russia, Mr Zelenskyy said, and introduced martial law in all territories.

Advising people to stay at home, he said "we are strong, we are ready for everything".

Russian President Vladimir Putin said he had ordered a "specialised military operation", heralding the beginning of the invasion.

Sky News correspondents heard explosions in Kyiv and Kharkiv and understands that borders have been breached in at least four areas of Ukraine.

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Ukrainian President responds to Putin's speech

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Ukrainian President responds to Putin's speech

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Boris Johnson,Prime Minister of the United Kingdom 

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Shortly after 4 o’ clock this morning I spoke to President Zelenskyy of Ukraine to offer the continued support of the UK, because our worst fears have now come true and all our warnings have proved tragically accurate.

President Putin of Russia has unleashed war in our European continent. He has attacked a friendly country without any provocation and without any credible excuse.

Innumerable missiles and bombs have been raining down on an entirely innocent population.

A vast invasion is underway by land by sea and by air.

And this is not in the infamous phrase some faraway country of which we know little.

We have Ukrainian friends in this country – neighbours, co-workers.

Ukraine is a country that for decades has enjoyed freedom and democracy and the right to choose its own destiny.

We – and the world – cannot allow that freedom just to be snuffed out. We cannot and will not just look away.

It is because we have been so alarmed in recent months at the Russian intimidation that the UK became one of the first countries in Europe to send defensive weaponry to help the Ukrainians.

Other allies have now done the same and we will do what more we can in the days ahead.

Today in concert with our allies we will agree a massive package of economic sanctions designed in time to hobble the Russian economy.

And to that end we must also collectively cease the dependence on Russian oil and gas that for too long has given Putin his grip on western politics.

Our mission is clear.

Diplomatically, politically, economically – and eventually, militarily – this hideous and barbaric venture of Vladimir Putin must end in failure.

And so I say to the people of Russia, whose president has just authorised a tidal wave of violence against a fellow Slavic people.

The parents of Russian soldiers who will lose their lives.

I cannot believe this is being done in your name or that you really want the pariah status it will bring to the Putin regime.

And I say to the Ukrainians in this moment of agony – we are with you we are praying for you and your families, and we are on your side.

And if the months ahead are grim, and the flame of freedom burns low, I know that it will blaze bright again in Ukraine because for all his bombs and tanks and missiles I don’t believe that the Russian dictator will ever subdue the national feeling of the Ukrainians and their passionate belief that their country should be free.

And I say to the British people and all who have heard the threats from Putin against those who stand with Ukraine, we will of course do everything to keep our country safe.

We are joined in our outrage by friends and allies around the world.

We will work with them – for however long it takes – to ensure that the sovereignty and independence of Ukraine is restored, because this act of wanton and reckless aggression is an attack not just on Ukraine.

It is an attack on democracy and freedom in eastern Europe and around the world.

This crisis is about the right of a free, sovereign independent European people to choose their own future.

And that is a right that the UK will always defend.

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For anyone who needs a quick history lesson on when Ukraine started and when Russia started, please see below:

Kyiv (capital of Ukraine) - 482 AD
Kyivan Rus' (Ancient Ukraine) - 879 AD

Moscow (capital of Russia) - 1272 AD (some promote 1147 AD, however, there’s no proof)
Muscovy (Ancient Russia) - 1283 AD (as a vassal state for the Golden Horde)

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Україна понад усе!

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Україна понад усе!

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Ukraine is my motherland and I am proud that I am Ukrainian. I was born in Ukraine, I grow up and I study here. I love its picturesque views - fields, rivers, forests and mountains. Ukraine is situated in the central part of Europe. Its neighbour to the east is Russia, to the north is Belarus, and to the west are Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Moldova, and Romania. To the south it is washed by the two magnificent seas: the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov. In the west of Ukraine there are the lofty Carpathian Mountains. How beautiful is Hoverla, the highest top of Ukraine, which is 2061metres high. How nice it is to stand on its top and to feel the wind whistling in the ears, and to enjoy the views. I am proud of the capital of Ukraine, the unforgettable city of Kiev. It is very old and beautiful. There are many schools, factories, museums, and theatres. The city was named after one of the three brothers, his name is Kyi. Through the whole Ukraine the powerful Dnieper river flows. Its length is 2201 kilometres. The name of the river has the Scythian origin and is translated as «deep river». Like other countries Ukraine has its spiritual symbols and they are enen more important for me than Ukraine's beautiful nature and impressive towns. One of them is willow, it grows on the banks of the rivers. Also the symbol of Ukraine is guelder rose. Even in winter its bushes are decorated with red berries. Guelder rose is a symbol of love, beauty, and home happiness. The ancient amulets are rushnyky. They accompanied a person from birth to death. Vyshyvanka is a spiritual symbol of the Ukrainian people, of the native land, of the parental home,and of the warmth of mother's hands.
I like our Ukrainian petrykivka painting, which dates back to the 17th century and develops nowadays, and is known around the world. The works of the prominent writers such as Taras Shevchenko, Ivan Franko, Lesia Ukrainka, brought us the truth about ancient heroic times. The history of Ukraine is very interesting and majestic. Our Ukrainian language is beautiful and rich, melodic and sincere as the soul of the Ukrainian citizens whatever nationality they are - Ukrainians, Russians, Georgians, Armenians, Belarusians and many others. Our people are diligent, hard-working, friendly, kind, generous, and cheerful. Our song is melodic and charming. It is easier to live with a song, because it can express love and sorrow, joy and sadness, dreams and hopes. I want to see a prosperous Ukraine, where everyone is happy. I believe that all difficulties will be overcome; Ukraine will be a happy and joyful home for my nation. We deserve it!

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Олексій Лаба

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Мир в Україні

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Мир в Україні

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Щоб люди були щасливі, треба, щоб у цілому світі був мир.
Ті, хто побував на війні, особливо цінують мир - і дуже не люблять розповідати про війну. Це й не дивно: тільки на пропагандистських плакатах війна може виглядати красиво та героїчно. У дійсності ж, війна - це страждання, біль, смерть. Під час війни страждають усі - і військові, і прості люди, що опинилися занадто близько до місця бойових дій. Страждає й економіка країни, що веде війну. Виграють від воєн, на мій погляд, тільки торговці зброєю, нечесні політики та високопосадові військові. Решта людей - програє.

Тому мир для людей значить дуже багато. Мир на землі для них означає можливість жити повним життям, працювати, ростити дітей - і не боятися за життя своє та своїх близьких. Тому мир - це найцінніше, що тільки може бути.

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 Ukraine our Motherland
Full of beauty, full of love
Full magnificent scenes.
The people are so hospitable
Yet so strong like a diamond
All, your children they,
Have something in common
despite they all come from
different countries.
Oh! My Motherland, Ukraine, I love you!

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 Ukraine our Motherland
Full of beauty, full of love
Full magnificent scenes.
The people are so hospitable
Yet so strong like a diamond
All, your children they,
Have something in common
despite they all come from
different countries.
Oh! My Motherland, Ukraine, I love you!

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We are all one family 🇺🇦

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peace in Ukraine   Aleksandra Onishchenko 

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peace in Ukraine   Aleksandra Onishchenko 

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Even if a Russian invasion of Ukraine doesn’t happen in the next few days, the crisis is reaching a critical inflection point with European stability and the future of East-West relations hanging in the balance.

A convergence of events over the coming week could determine whether the stalemate is resolved peacefully or Europe is at war. At stake are Europe’s post-Cold War security architecture and long-agreed limits on the deployment of conventional military and nuclear forces there.

“This next 10 days or so will be critical,” said Ian Kelly, a retired career diplomat and former U.S. ambassador to Georgia who now teaches international relations at Northwestern University.

The Biden administration on Friday said an invasion could happen at any moment, with a possible target date of Wednesday, according to intelligence picked up by the United States, and Washington was evacuating almost all of its embassy staff in Kyiv, Ukraine’s capital.

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Мартин Таїсія 

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Glory to Ukraine -glory to the heroes!
Glory to the nation - death to the enemies!  Ukraine above all!

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Unity Day is celebrated in Ukraine every year on January 22, in honor of the proclamation on this day in 1919 of the Act of Reunification of the Ukrainian People's Republic and the Western Ukrainian People's Republic.  Then the independent parts of Ukraine, which emerged on the ruins of the destroyed Russian and Austro-Hungarian empires, united into a single conciliar and indivisible Ukrainian state.  The Ukrainian people, who had been divided between different countries for centuries, were finally freed from captivity and given the opportunity to unite on their land in an integral Ukraine.

This day also commemorates another event that took place on January 22, 1918, exactly a year earlier.  This adoption of the 4th Universal by the Ukrainian Central Rada, which proclaimed the full independence of the Ukrainian People's Republic, was also an important step towards the formation of a modern Ukrainian state.

The idea of ​​the Unification of Ukraine is a notable feature in numerous works of Ukrainian poets.
Below are poems that show the desire of famous artists for the unity of Ukraine.

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ISTITUTO COMPRENSIVO DI ARCEVIA  ARIANNA IIB

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ISTITUTO COMPRENSIVO DI ARCEVIA  ARIANNA IIB

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Thinking about yourself is a good thing, but opening your eyes and being more unselfish solves more problems

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Ormai la guerra dovrebbe essere un evento del passato del quale non si dovrebbe più conoscere il nome e invece fa ancora parte dell'ottusa mente dell'uomo.
Perché scoppia una guerra? In pochi lo sanno e dicono che è "complicato".
L'unica cosa che sappiamo è che tutti stiamo combattendo per una cosa che non siamo mai stati capaci di conquistare...la pace. Una cosa che ci rende umani ma per poterla vivere veramente dobbiamo collaborare, unire le forze e non smettere mai di sperare perché finché c'è speranza c'è vita.
Stringendoci dobbiamo darci la forza di continuare ad andare avanti perché insieme possiamo fare la differenza e fare la differenza è lo scopo di questo mondo.
Ludovica Schiavoni

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ISTITUTO COMPRENSIVO DI ARCEVIA             Anastasiya 2B

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ISTITUTO COMPRENSIVO DI ARCEVIA             Anastasiya 2B

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E forse Putin ci vuole morti, ma noi ukraini non moriremo mai, Lotteremo per la nostra amata Ukraina nonostante tutte le difficoltà, e soprattutto resteremo tutti uniti, perchè solo questo ci rende persone vere, guerriere e degne di vivere nel nostro posto in cui siamo nati, cresciuti e vissuti. INSOMMA! è questo che si rende ukraini, e noi ce la faremo. PUTIN ARRENDITI amico mio, puoi farlo, sei in tempo ancora!!!

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ISTITUTO COMPRENSIVO DI ARCEVIA: MESSAGGIO PER LA PACE

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ISTITUTO COMPRENSIVO DI ARCEVIA: MESSAGGIO PER LA PACE

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Ucraina non temete perché anche se non state passando proprio dei momenti spensierati ricordate che la speranza è sempre l'ultima a morire.
Se questa guerra inizierà sono sicuro che sarebbe solamente una cavolata perché causerà solo più dolore e morti in aggiunta a quelle provocate dal Covid-19.
Ma poi mi spiegate a che cosa serve la guerra??? Solo a uccidere e conquistare e poi per cosa! Un pugno di territori e tanti rimpianti e sensi di colpa, secondo voi alla fine ne vale davvero la pena?

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Marika 2°B
Ma perché continuate a farvi la guerra?Non vi sembrano già troppi i morti che hanno causato quelli prima di voi?Non vi sono bastati tutti i proiettili sparati in aria per più di 100 anni? Evidentemente no se continuate a puntarvi un fucile contro, e per cosa poi? Che otterrete alla fine di tutto questo?Un bel niente ,come non hanno ottenuto niente quelli prima di voi con le precedenti guerre,alla fine vi ritroverete circondati soltanto da un silenzio angosciante e dal rimorso di tutto il male e il terrore che avrete causato per l'ennesima volta

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Penso che una terza guerra mondiale sia completamente inutile. C'è già troppo odio nel mondo causato da noi. A parer mio la Russia dovrebbe farsi da parte perchè è uno degli stati più grandi del mondo, se non il più grande. Stiamo sempre a ricordare il dolore provato nelle guerre precedenti e poi alla prima occasione ne creiamo altro?! Ma con quale mentalità ragioniamo? Infondo però c'era da aspettarselo perchè l'umano pensa solo a distruggere. Si nutre di potere, odio, e fragilità altrui. Si spera che almeno questa volta provi a usare il cervello.

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La pace è quella motivazione che ci fa restare uniti e non ci fa essere distanti. La pace la maggior parte delle volte è il motivo per cui non ci si vuole scontrare ma come in questo caso è stata perduta perciò dobbiamo combattere fino alla fine per riconquistarla .Dobbiamo essere uniti in modo che la guerra non scoppi e crederci fino alla fine. FORZA UCRAINA !!

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ISTITUTO COMPRENSIVO DI ARCEVIA ANGELO 2B

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ISTITUTO COMPRENSIVO DI ARCEVIA ANGELO 2B

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Io non voglio che si scateni un'altra guerra perché con tutti i problemi nel mondo questo sarebbe l'ultimo. Secondo me la Russia sbaglia perché fare una guerra è una cosa molto brutta e inutile.

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Alessandra 2°B
Questi giorni non sono stati i migliori per l'Ucraina anzi, sono stati i peggiori, sempre col terrore di quello che può succedere da un momento all'altro, ma non bisogna abbattersi! Si deve lasciare quella piccola luce di speranza nei nostri occhi e non abbandonarla mai! Bisogna essere coraggiosi e continuare a sperare; non c'è cosa migliore della speranza!
Potrà sembrare che il mondo intorno a noi ci stia cadendo addosso, ma non è così. Siamo tutti forti, basta credere in qualcosa più forte della guerra: la PACE!

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Ciao a tutti,scrivo questo messaggio per dire come state e anche per dire com'è la situazione da voi.Ho saputo che sta per arrivare la terza guerra mondiale,cioè che la Russia sta per attaccare l'Ucraina tenete duro Ucraina che noi ci metteremo tutto l'impegno.

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Questa guerra tra Ucraina e Russia non ha senso. Perché l'uomo dopo tutti questi anni e tutte queste guerre non ha imparato che non ci si guadagna niente dall'uccidere!?!?!?

Diego 2° B

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ISTITUTO COMPRENSIVO DI ARCEVIA  GIANMARCO

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ISTITUTO COMPRENSIVO DI ARCEVIA  GIANMARCO

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La guerra non è tollerabile neanche se hai contro il tuo peggior nemico, la guerra non ha senso neppure se hai mille motivi per farla.
Chi vuole la pace non è una persona debole e che ha paura, è solo matura. L'Ucraina merita lo stesso rispetto degli altri paesi e per prendersi questo rispetto lotteranno e lotteremo anche noi per loro

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Io spero che la Russia non attacchi l'Ucraina perchè anche i bambini quasi tutti i sabati si devono allenare con delle pistole di legno e prepararsi per eventuali attacchi della Russia e andare nei caveau

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ISTITUTO COMPRENSIVO DI ARCEVIA Anit 2°B

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ISTITUTO COMPRENSIVO DI ARCEVIA Anit 2°B

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Non temete UCRAINA noi Italiani Americani Tedeschi e Francesi vi aiuteremo e vinceremo la guerra e Putin se ne pentirà malamente

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лайк, якщо Крим це У

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лайк, якщо Крим це Україна 🇺🇦

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Слава Україні!

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Слава Україні!

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Як ти любиш Україну,

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Як ти любиш Україну,
Мій маленький друже?
— Нашу рідну Україну
Люблю дуже, дуже!
— З Україною нікого
В світі не боюся.
І щоранку я до Бога
За неї молюся.
Щоб була щаслива, дуже,
Щоб була багата.
Я люблю її так дуже,
Як маму і тата.
Олесь Лупій
Морозов Максим

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Every year on February 16, Ukraine celebrates a new holiday at the state level - Reunification Day. The relevant Decree № 53/2022 “On Urgent Measures to Consolidate Ukrainian Society” was published on the official website of the President of Ukraine. I love my country very much and I want peace over us.

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#offtopО 21 годині Всеукраїнська молитва за Україну, за мир і захист для нашої країни. Приєднуємось

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#offtopО 21 годині Всеукраїнська молитва за Україну, за мир і захист для нашої країни. Приєднуємось

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 Не здолають Україну вороги ніколи!..

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 Не здолають Україну вороги ніколи!..

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Валентина Одинська

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Флешмоб 'Не здолати Україну!' дитячої студії балету 'Життя'- 'СМАЙЛИКИ'. Офіційна версія.

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We have been struggling for our peace and rights to live in our homeland throughout centuries. Thousands of young men sacrificed their lives in the 2020 war. My nation has suffered from the evil of war most. We are against wars and we are praying for your safety. Stay strong.

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Thank you,Alexan Sohomonian for sharing this video!

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Впізнаєте вірш?

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Впізнаєте вірш?

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I love the country of Ukraine and all the people I have met there!  Especially a very dear English teacher in Bratske.  Lyrisa, you are the best!

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I love the country of Ukraine and all the people I have met there!  Especially a very dear English teacher in Bratske.  Lyrisa, you are the best!

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Greece supports Ukraine's independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity within its internationally recognized borders, said Greek Foreign Affairs Minister Nikos Dendias after meeting his Ukrainian counterpart Dmytro Kuleba in Kiev on Monday.

Dendias was attending the three-day "Ukraine.30 Forum", which on its opening day looked into the "Strategic mission of Ukraine: The path to NATO & the EU".

The Greek FM said that Greece could become Ukraine's ideal ally in its EU accession course, and called on Ukraine should take full advantage of all the provisions in the EU's Association Agreement while continuing to pursue necessary reforms. He added that part of that included aligning with the EU's joint foreign policy, and expressed his "surprise that Ukraine is not aligning with it like any country that wants to boost its ties with the EU," especially in relation to "actions that violate the sovereignty and sovereign rights of EU member-states and contravene International Law."

The Greek minister expressed Greece's support for Ukraine's decision to strengthen ties with NATO, however, and that Greece is actively participating in the safeguarding measures for Ukraine through its air base at Aktio, the periodic presence of its naval forces in the Black Sea, and with the forces it contributes as a permanent NATO member.

Dendias also made a special reference to Greek diaspora in Ukraine - a community of at least 100,000 people - who are "an inalienable part of Ukrainian society and serve as a bridge between the two peoples.

Dendias said FM Kuleba had reassured him that there is no law or plan of one that would restrict the rights of the Greek minority in Ukraine.
Greek community landmarks in Odessa
Dendias travelled to Odessa, a city with a historical Greek presence and visited the " Museum of the Filiki Etairia", followed by a visit to the Greek Park, a public cultural space that promotes Greek culture and honors the presence of Greeks in the city.

My visit to #Odessa, a city with long-standing Greek presence, began at the Museum of Filiki Etairia, a place of historic significance for the Greek revolution of 1821. pic.twitter.com/YuqZ56pmYz

- Nikos Dendias (@NikosDendias) July 5, 2021

Dendias is also expected to meet with representatives of the city's Greek community and business persons active in the region.

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Greece supports Ukraine's independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity

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Greece supports Ukraine's independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity within its internationally recognized borders, said Greek Foreign Affairs Minister Nikos Dendias after meeting his Ukrainian counterpart Dmytro Kuleba in Kiev on Monday. Dendias was attending the three-day "Ukraine.30 Forum", which on its opening day looked into the "Strategic mission of Ukraine: The path to NATO & the EU".

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We keep our fingers crossed and hope that logic will prevail! 

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We keep our fingers crossed and hope that logic will prevail! 

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Greece Supports Greeks in Ukraine Amid Russia War Fears

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Greece affirmed its solidarity to the tens of thousands of Greeks living near the Crimea in Ukraine as tensions with Russia intensify.

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У нас красивий, гарний край:
Квіти, море, річка, гай!
Рідне все: поля, діброви,
А сади які чудові!
Їх краса – це білий цвіт…
Ненька наша, Україна,
Адже ти для нас єдина!

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Живи, Україн

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Живи, Україно, живи для краси,
Для сили, для правди, для волі!..
Шуми, Україно, як рідні ліси,
Як вітер в широкому полі.
До суду тебе не скують ланцюги,
І руки не скрутять ворожі:
Стоять твої вірні сини навкруги
З шаблями в руках на сторожі.
Стоять, присягають тобі на шаблях
І жити, і вмерти з тобою,
І прапори рідні в кривавих боях
Ніколи не вкрити ганьбою!