Оросын ЗХ Харьков мужид Германы агаарын довтолгооноос хамгаалах “Iris-T” системийн хөөргөгч болон удирдлагын төвийг устгасан байна.

Classical descent leads to the Kharkiv book market, place of second-hand book stalls. The last time I found 1964 Kharkiv album, and the seller sold me his “Short Stories about Balka (market)” and signed it 😊 The stories tell about swindling ladies out of precious books in 1990s.

“My language is my weapon”, graffiti on a ruined house in Kharkiv says. It’s a “natural” ruin though, not the war-affected but developers-affected. Used to be a squat too.

Typical Kharkiv view. Lopan river, fishermen, Annunciation cathedral, tall sky and smell of freshly mowed grass.

April rain, blackouts, Kharkiv bar.

If you have ever been to Kharkiv, there is no doubt that you have fallen in love with it.

Kharkiv Slovo residency, organized by Literary museum in an apartment that belonged to one of the repressed 1920s Ukrainian writers, had a talk with playwright from Lviv, Lyuba Ilnytska. The flat was bought by a local sponsor. Private initiative is now a face of literary Kharkiv.

Kharkiv theatre is going through tough times. Firstly, it’s prohibited for safety reasons. It performs semi-secretly in bomb shelters, which for avant-garde groups like Nafta works. Not so much for dusty traditional ones. Yet, a former Pushkin theatre got a young team and 👇

This is also Kharkiv by the way. Who knows the street can write in a comment 😊.

you probably don't see on your local news what Russia keep doing to Kharkiv,our second biggest city, Russia bombing it every day with all kind of missiles,destroying it, openly say on tv they want to erased it completely and free world doesn't give a fuck

Celebrating birthday in candlelight’s in Kharkiv, I feel like a citizen of a medieval city. Almost everything works, candelabras everywhere, “just no warm drinks”, we do bar hopping, from Ukrainian rose to 1920s cocktails to Georgian orange wine.