A police officer and an ambulance paramedic came under repeated fire while assisting at the site of the hit.
Of course... Russians cannot exist without using their old tactic of "double-tap strikes" against civilians, medics, and rescuers.
You can help by supporting a fundraiser for electronic warfare equipment for the electronic warfare unit that protects Kharkiv and the region. Support the right cause!
im so tired of seeing that Ukrainians are "white privileged." WHERE. WHERE THE FUCK. JUST WHERE. Ukrainians and Ukrainian culture whas been OPPRESSED. Ukrainian language and culture has been BANNED from everything by russia CENTURIES AGO. Ukrainian artists and writers have been KILLED AND OPPRESSED AND BANNED from writing literature in Ukrainian. we are literally being KILLED just because we are Ukrainian. what the fuck do you mean by white privilege.
november sure was a month huh
reblog to bonk the person you reblogged it from with a hollow cardboard tube
Here are some rules about how to use quotation marks, dates, times, numbers, and addresses in German texts:
Quotation marks in German texts usually look like this:
„Hallo, ich heiße Espen.“
„Ich glaube nicht“, sagte er, „aber ich bin mir nicht sicher.“
Er sagte: „Ich habe einen Apfel gegessen.“
The date is written in the form day/month/year, usually like this:
am 3. August 2023 (read: "am dritten August 2023")
am 03.08.2023 (read: "am dritten August 2023")
The time is usually stated in a 24 hour format (otherwise you add 'in the morning' or 'in the evening' to clarify):
Es ist 18:40 Uhr. (read: "Es ist 18 Uhr 40")
Es ist 4 Uhr nachmittags.
The points and commas in numbers look like this:
eleven thousand = 11.000 (e.g. 11.000 Maschinen)
eleven point three = 11,3 (e.g. 11,3% Umsatz)
Addresses on letters are usually written like this:
Max Mustermann (first & last name)
Musterstraße 11 (street name & house number)
12345 Musterstadt (postcode & city)
Germany (country)
Not a big fan of what melatonin has been doing to my dreams lately.