MemorySteel

17/06/2025

Last night in Ukraine was yet another brutal reminder: the aggressor is cold-blooded, calculated — and will stop at nothing.He doesn’t rush. He waits. He sharpens his method like a butcher sharpens a knife.While the world sleeps — he takes aim.While children dream — he pushes the button.And just when you think you’ve seen it all — he finds a new way to say, “I’m still here.”Ukraine holds on. Not because the world helps — but in spite of its silence.In spite of exhaustion. In spite of indifference.We keep living, loving, defending — falling asleep not knowing if we’ll wake up.But still — we don’t give in. So let’s call it what it is:This is not a conflict. Not a crisis.It’s destruction.Deliberate. Systematic. Real.While the world shrugs — we are being erased.And if you still wonder, “Wait, there’s still a war in Ukraine?” — yes. There is.Every. Damn. Night.And don’t fool yourself:Evil doesn’t disappear.It just waits for the next place to land.

07/06/2025

Russian tanks are invincible

06/06/2025

June 6, 2023 — the destruction of the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant.This was not a natural disaster. It was a deliberate act carried out by Russia.The explosion destroyed a key piece of Ukraine’s critical infrastructure and triggered one of the largest man-made environmental disasters in modern European history.The consequences were severe:— dozens of towns and villages in the Kherson region were flooded;— communities in Mykolaiv, Zaporizhzhia, and Dnipropetrovsk regions were affected;— hundreds of thousands of people lost access to clean water;— unique ecosystems were wiped out, fish populations collapsed, and water and soil were contaminated with chemicals and fuel;— agricultural land was destroyed, and long-term environmental damage continues to unfold.This was not just an attack on Ukraine. It was an attack on the environment, on basic human needs, and on future generations.We remember.We document.We will not forget.

01/06/2025

Russia has always relied on its remote backwaters —
those vast, unreachable lands where history’s Napoleons and Karls the Twelfths would never tread.
Places so deep and obscure that even GPS gives up.
Where secrets aren’t hidden — they’re just stored openly, because no one can reach them anyway.

That was the myth.
The sacred invincibility of the unreachable.

And today,
Russia got grabbed by the backwaters.

The myths collapsed.
The unreachable — reached.
The untraceable — found

30/05/2025

On May 29, 1453, Constantinople — the eastern capital of the Christian world — fell.

And it wasn’t inevitable.

The Ottoman army? 80,000 soldiers, only 10,000 of them elite. The navy? Weak.
Europe could have stopped it. But there was no action. No unity.

And so, the crescent rose over the city.
And the Turks didn’t stop. They kept marching for 230 more years — until Vienna, where Sobieski, the Poles, and the Cossacks finally halted them.

And inside Byzantium? The resistance wasn’t against the Turks — but against the emperor, who pleaded for at least symbolic support from the West.
The answer: “No, and that’s final.”

And to the question “What about the Turks?” — there was no answer.

And they could do nothing.

History teaches us nothing — if we treat it like a fairytale.

🔗 Today, Ukraine is not just defending itself. It’s buying the world time — to unite.
Because what comes next — will be bigger. And it won’t be just us.

29/05/2025

War doesn’t always knock on your window.But that doesn’t mean it’s not there.It’s just a bit further away — still close enough.And if you’re lucky to wake up in silence — don’t forget those who still fall asleep to air raid sirens.MemorySteel isn’t about decor.It’s about reality — forged into metal.To remember. And not to get used to it.

24/05/2025

24/05/2025

A brutal night in Kyiv.

You may forget many things over time, but these photos of our burning cities — never.

24/05/2025

❗️This is what Kyiv looked like last night during the combined Russian attack.

23/05/2025

We hate fuc*ing russia and wish them all the best. Slava Ukraine 💙💛