https://mobile.twitter.com/ukraine_world/status/1514243452703289350
In his address, to fight back Russians, @ZelenskyyUa asks for:
Artillery pieces&ammo
Artillery shells
Multiple Rocket Launch Systems
Armored personnel carriers, infantry fighting vehicles
Tanks (T-72, American/German analogs)
Air defense systems
Combat aircraft
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10672739/Angelina-Jolie-visits-Ukrainian-child-refugees-childrens-hospital-arrived-fleeing-war.html
Angelina Jolie visits Ukrainian child refugees at the Vatican’s children hospital who have arrived in Italy after fleeing Putin’s bombs
Angelina Jolie visited sick Ukrainian child refugees in an Italian hospital
She wowed kids at the Bambino Gesu pediatric hospital outside of Vatican City
The children who have been forced from their homes and countries due to war
Jolie becamea Special Envoy for UN High Commissioner for Refugees in 2012
nice pizza shirt kid
https://globalhappenings.com/top-global-news/148254.html
Co-founder of the ‘Veterano Pizza’ chain killed in Mariupol
(ANSA) – ROME, APRIL 09 – “A few days ago we received terrible news. During the military mission in defense of the city of Mariupol, the Russian occupiers killed our friend, part of our large ‘Veteran’ family, Rafael Agayev “. Thus the Facebook page of the popular Ukrainian pizza chain, ‘Veterano Pizza’, announces the death of one of its co-founders.
“Raf, as everyone called him, has been defending our country since 2014. Upon his return” from the war in Donbass “he co-founded the first Veteran Pizza in 2016. It is thanks to Raf that each of you has a favorite pizza, for everyone tastes “, we read again in the post accompanied by photos of Agayev in uniform or behind the counter of one of the restaurants.
The interior of the one in Kiev, a stone’s throw from Independence Square (the Maidan of the revolts), closed since February 24, fully reflected the name chosen for the chain: on the walls photos of the Ukrainian fighters of the Donbass, reproductions of weapons, the shelves of the tables decorated with Kalashnikov shells under glass.
“Many years ago, Raf taught Leonid how to cook pizza, who became our pizza chef. And he taught our waiters the skills of service. He was always there, he was a friend, a husband, a father. And above all he was and he’s a Hero, “recalls the post.
“We remember all those who risk their lives for the good of free Ukraine, we are grateful to all those who daily bring us closer to victory! Only together will we overcome this Russian crap and drive it out of our land”, he concludes with a last post scriptum: ” See you, Raf, one day we will all meet for the most delicious pizza. “
https://twitter.com/cossackgundi
https://www.turan.az/ext/news/2022/4/free/Social/en/3519.htm/001
Azerbaijani businessman Rafael Agayev died in the battles for Mariupol
Baku/09.04.22/Turan: One of the founders of the Kiev network of “Pizza Veterano” pizzerias, ATO veteran Rafael Agayev, was killed in battles with Russian invaders. According to Unian.net, his friend, co-founder of “Pizza Veterano” Leonid Ostaltsev announced this on his Facebook.
"You taught me how to cook pizza, after which my life changed. Then you went to war in 2014, because you are handsome and could not do otherwise. When you returned, we went together to remember if we had forgotten how to cook pizza after returning from the front, and were very surprised when they “didn’t forget.” You were there when the first “Pizza Veterano” opened. You helped, supported, instructed, taught, angered, and loved," Ostaltsev wrote.
Agaev fought in Mariupol as part of his Marine Corps unit.-06D-
Ukrainian Ambassador Vladislav Kanevsky shared about a Ukrainian citizen of Azerbaijani origin who died in the war.
APA reports that the ambassador shared that Rafael Agayev, a co-founder of Pizza Veterano pizza cafe chain, a Ukrainian of Azerbaijani origin, was killed in the battles for the Ukrainian city of Mariupol.
The hero was defending the city as part of the Marine Corps.
His memory will live forever! "
It should be noted that this popular restaurant in Ukraine was created as a social project for military graduates to find work and adapt to normal life.
Pizza Veterano is part of the Veterano Group network.
Pizza houses operating in a number of Ukrainian cities were opened by two co-owners - Rafael Agayev and Leonid Streltsov.
Rafael Agayev also took part in the Donbas war in 2014.
https://www.facebook.com/voa.azerbaijani/posts/7637407376284414
Rafael Aghayev, the co-founder of the "Pizza Veterano" cafe network, Ukrainian of Azerbaijan origin, was killed in the battles for Mariupol city. Hero Marine Infantry unit defended the city. His memory will live on forever! "Ukraine's ambassador to Azerbaijan Vladislav Kanevsky noted.
https://www.amerikaninsesi.org/a/6522322.html
The Ukrainian ambassador commemorated an Azerbaijani who died in the battles for the city of Mariupol
Ukrainian Ambassador to Azerbaijan Vladislav Kanevsky shared on his Facebook page about a Ukrainian citizen of Azerbaijani origin who died in the war in Ukraine.
Rafael Agayev, a Ukrainian co-founder of the Pizza Veterano cafe chain, was killed in the battles for Mariupol. The hero was defending the city as part of the Marine Corps. His memory will live forever! "Ukrainian Ambassador to Azerbaijan Vladislav Kanevsky said.
This popular chain of restaurants in Ukraine was created as a social project for military graduates to find work and adapt to normal life.
Pizza Veterano is part of the Veterano Group network. Pizza houses operating in a number of Ukrainian cities were opened by two co-owners - Rafael Agayev and Leonid Streltsov.
Rafael Agayev also took part in the Donbas war in 2014.
https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2016/01/a-kiev-pizzeria-run-by-veterans-provides-relief-for-the-traumas-of-war.html
Salvation by the Slice
In a Kiev pizzeria, veterans struggle to adapt to life away from the Eastern front.
KIEV, Ukraine—In December, something unexpected happened on the restaurant scene in Kiev. A group of war veterans opened a modest pizza parlor, Pizza Veterano. It shares space with a Japanese restaurant, whose owner decided to help the veterans’ enterprise. There is nothing special about Veterano’s pizza, but there was buzz in the local media that rivaled the long-awaited visit of a foreign pop star.
Two weeks after Veterano opened, there was so much demand that the cooks had to put a daily limit on the number of orders and look for more staff. Nobody expected that level of popularity, but the reason for Veterano’s success is pretty clear. Veterano is the first public enterprise in Ukraine created by war veterans, at a time when servicemen are returning from the Eastern front and trying to adapt to life away from the frontline.
https://www.facebook.com/Pizza.Veterano/
https://veteranopizza.com/
https://euromaidanpress.com/2015/12/14/how-pizza-made-by-ukraines-war-veterans-has-taken-over-kyiv/
https://www.facebook.com/Pizza.Veterano/
https://www.arabnews.com/node/1352816/offbeat
https://gulfnews.com/world/europe/watch-ukrainian-veterans-deliver-pizza-to-the-trenches-1.2263367
https://nypost.com/2022/04/12/sean-penn-thinking-about-taking-up-arms-against-russia-amid-war-in-ukraine/
Sean Penn says he is ‘thinking about taking up arms against Russia’
The 61-year-old “Dead Man Walking” star has been working on a documentary about escalating tensions in the country since last year, and flew to Ukraine in February to get a firsthand look at the war.
After spending some time on the ground in Kyiv, the actor told Hollywood Authentic magazine that he recently thought about taking up arms against Russia.
“If you’ve been in Ukraine [fighting] has to cross your mind,” Penn said in the interview published Saturday.
“And you kind of think what century is this? Because I was at the gas station in Brentwood the other day and I’m now thinking about taking up arms against Russia? What the f— is going on?”
Penn continued: “The only possible reason for me staying in Ukraine longer last time would’ve been for me to be holding a rifle, probably without body armor, because as a foreigner, you would want to give that body armor to one of the civilian fighters who doesn’t have it or to a fighter with more skills than I have, or to a younger man or woman who could fight for longer or whatever.”
The Ukrainian embassy released a statement on Penn’s efforts to film the documentary following the actor’s visit to Kyiv.
“Sean Penn demonstrates the courage that many others, especially Western politicians lack. The more such people in our country now, true friends of Ukraine, who support the struggle for freedom, the sooner it will be possible to stop Russia’s treacherous attack,” the Ukrainian embassy told Newsweek in a translated statement.
In his Hollywood Authentic interview, Penn also opened up about meeting Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky “the day before the invasion” and being with him “during the invasion, on day one.”
Seeing Zelensky on that day, he said, “it struck me that I was now looking at a guy who knew that he had to rise to the ultimate level of human courage and leadership. I think he found out that he was born to do that.”
Russia’s attack on Ukraine continues after Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered a large-scale invasion on Feb. 24 using land, air, and naval forces.
The invasion has drawn condemnation around the world and increasingly severe economic sanctions against Russia.
Meanwhile, two-time Oscar star Penn has a reputation for showing up to danger zones. He traveled to New Orleans in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in 2005, where he was photographed rescuing people stranded by the storm.
>over target like bird over biden
>LIGHTNING INCOMING