I agree with your final statement... any nation that support such barbaric action should be sanctioned just like Russia. Unfortunately, economic sanctions aren't as effective today as they were in the past when the US was the single key player in the world's economy.

Thank you for your great comment @zaqxsw, I thought that this topic would be interesting for all of us!

I am astounded that anyone can support Putin in Russia much less any other country. It's always worth considering that and asking ourselves how did humanity let this happen. Thank you for sharing your work, Ute.

Molly

I have a feeling the reason anyone would support Putin is that they've fallen victim to some very clever propaganda, b/c the actual truth is just too ugly. A lovely tribute to the bravery of the Ukrainians, and we all share in your wishes of peace and liberty for them!

Well done, Ute. Hopefully this will come to an end that doesn't involve mushroom clouds over the entire planet. Hopefully one of Putin's inner circle will tire of all his BS, and put a bullet between his eyes.

I'll be back soon. I hope.

Take care brother, did you knew that we are (René and myself) just ca. 2350 km's from Kiew away! 😞

excellent

Mal wieder super gemacht,gefällt mir sehr gut,wir dürfen nicht stoppen diesen Irrsinn von Putin zu verurteilen,mir tun auch das russische Volk leid,das auch zum großen teil unter diesen grausamen Diktator leiden muß. Ich hoffe immer das sich bei seine Lügen die Balken biegen und ihm der Kremel auf dem Kopf fällt. Liebe Grüße an euch beide,Michael.

Well done again, I like it very much, we mustn't stop condemning this insanity by Putin, I also feel sorry for the Russian people, who also have to suffer for the most part from this cruel dictator.

This mindless attack on the Ukraine shows the stupidity & craziness of some, so called humans! What a sad state of affairs the world is in when they gain power! My heart goes out to the innocent people that suffer because of them!

Fantastic visionary work!

Your image is excellent and I agree with your words.

Superb art work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This is a wonderful image, with a powerful and much needed message.

Un forte messaggio per il mondo intero spero solo che tutto ciò finisca al più presto, il popolo Ucraino sta soffrendo e con loro la maggior parte delle Nazioni.Tutto ciò non ha alcun senso, distruzioni e morti ingiustificate.Il pazzo continua ad andare avanti per la sua strada.Fantastico lavoro Utenti auguro un buon fine settimana 👍🙋‍♂️🙏☮️

Grazie anche Savino, spero che uno dei suoi più stretti collaboratori abbia il coraggio di morire da eroe infilando una pallottola tra gli occhi di Putin. Negli ultimi tempi, sempre più generali sono scomparsi intorno a lui! Auguriamo anche a te e ai tuoi cari un buon fine settimana!

More Russian soldiers have deserted and spme have killed their commanders ...

Yes, I heard about it, also that the killed Russian soldiers are immediately cremated in mobile crematoria (it couldn't be more perverted), let's see what their mothers say when their sons don't come back. Now Putin is even recruiting youngsters as new cannon fodder (one could almost think he would have learned that from Hitler, this disgusting war criminal. As far as I know, the Russians do not believe our news and present it as propaganda, who knows how long!?!

The whole situation there makes me so angry.

Me too, I just live about 2300 km's away from Kiew!

Long Live The Ukraine !!!!!

I love the deep rust-red color here. I don't know why, but there's something very hopeful about it. It has the color of an early sunrise, and that's hopeful. (Light at the end of the night.) Your soldier stands with strength and a smile. And that tank is formidable. I can read the word for "Ukraine," but I can't translate the top word (sapba? I only know a little Cyrillic). But I'm sure it's a positive word. Even though this image is of ruins, and there is smoke and war in the distance, it's a very hopeful image. Again, very sensitively done.