GM Farcaster 🌾 In the video - one of Ukraine’s greatest treasures: wheat fields. Feel the calm, the strength, the harmony. Birds, wind, and the scent of fresh green land. Today it is young and green. In a few months, it will turn gold

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Golden season is almost here in Ukraine 🌾☀️ Wishing you a peaceful, productive, and happy week, friends

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Today I want to tell you about one of the greatest treasures of Ukraine is the Kyiv Pechersk Lavra. Its history began in 1051, when the monk Anthony settled in a small cave on the hills above the Dnipro. Soon he was joined by other monks, including Theodosius, and a monastery gradually grew around the caves. Over time, it became one of the most important spiritual and cultural centers of Kyivan Rus. The Lavra is especially famous for its underground caves, where the relics of more than 120 saints are preserved. For centuries, pilgrims have traveled here to visit these sacred places. The monastery survived the Mongol invasion, numerous wars, and a devastating fire in 1718 that destroyed many of its wooden buildings. Yet each time it was rebuilt and continued to flourish. The Lavra was also a center of education and book printing. Nestor the Chronicler, one of the most important historians of Kyivan Rus, lived and worked here. During World War II, the magnificent Assumption Cathedral was destroyed, but it was later rebuilt and reopened in independent Ukraine. Today, the Kyiv Pechersk Lavra is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most remarkable places in Ukraine — a place where nearly a thousand years of history can still be felt in every stone.

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Help create a miracle - you really can💔 Sometimes just a few dollars can save a life. For years, @crystalhearts together with @irynaliakh.eth have been helping save lives in Ukraine by raising funds for medical supplies, Starlinks, and other critical needs. This isn’t just another fundraiser. It’s real help. Real people. Real lives. Every contribution matters 💙💛 https://donate.endaoment.org/orgs/933482060

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Today, Ukraine wears its soul in patterns. 🇺🇦 On Vyshyvanka Day, embroidery becomes more than tradition — it becomes memory, strength, protection, and love stitched through generations. “Every thread carries a story.” May we remember where we come from, honor those who keep culture alive, and continue weaving kindness, courage, and identity into everyday life.

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Terrible night for Ukraine ❤️‍🩹 There are many dead and wounded... Terrorists During the night, the Russian Federation attacked Ukraine with three aeroballistic, 18 ballistic and 35 cruise missiles, and also launched 675 strike drones. Air defenses destroyed 41 missiles and 652 drones.

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Good morning, fam ☕️ Fun fact about Odesa: we literally have a Darth Vader monument that gives out public Wi-Fi. Have a great day… and may the Force be with you ⚡️

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Cherry blossom season has already begun 🌸 They’re blooming in many cities across Ukraine, but people head to Uzhhorod specifically to see entire streets lined with cherry blossoms. I took a walk among them this year, too. It’s absolutely beautiful 🤗

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Good morning fam☀️ Sunday is a time to slow down, take a breather, and recharge for the new week. May your day be calm and easy 🙌

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The Odessa Theater in 1941 and in 2022... nothing has changed...

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GM Farc ☀️ In the photo - the Odesa Opera and Ballet Theatre, one of the five most beautiful theatres in the world. During World War II, all the buildings around it were destroyed - bombed to the ground. It was a strange sight: ruins everywhere, and in the middle - this untouched, beautiful building. That’s when the city legend appeared that the theatre is protected by a spell. Now we are living through another devastating war. History repeats itself - the theatre still stands, untouched and almost invisible, despite the chaotic bombardment of the city… Let’s see if the spell protects the Odessa theatre this time

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You probably don’t know this one Paska - Easter bread 🐣 Cozy start to the day with coffee 😉 Happy Easter 💙

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Good morning, friends! Looks like swans invaded my city 🦢

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I didn’t expect to hear my name in the shoutouts today 🥹 It was truly very touching Thank you for seeing, reading, and not staying indifferent 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻 It really means so much to me to know that we are supported Thank you for such a sincere and meaningful podcast @nounishprof @adrienne

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