When searching the internet for real people in Ukraine (not media corporations or propaganda) posting their views of life and war in their country, I have come up with almost nothing. Then I learned that Ukraine is under martial law, and the regime actively shuts down websites without court order.

During war, censorship is worse than in times of peace.

Archived list of some websites banned in Ukraine: uablacklist.net|archived from the now-closed project: uablacklist|github

Several websites blocked by the government of Ukraine, by order of Zelensky:

https://www.piter.com


It appears to be a website that sells books. Do they not trust their own citizens to be able to read and think for themselves?

https://parimatch.ua


https://www.ntv.ru/novosti/2997578/


Of course, Ukraine blocks the WildBerries websites. (They destroyed numerous warehouses¹ belonging to that company.)

WildBerries appears to specialize in consumer goods, like Amazon here in the United States.

https://www.wildberries.by
https://www.wildberries.ru


I see they sell earrings resembling the cross of Jesus Christ. That is more evidence that there are Christians in Russia, as there are worldwide, so we should all treat each others as brothers, and make peace.

Ukraine's government actively blocks this website:
https://www.ozon.ru


Ozon is an online marketplace in Russia, similar to Amazon, also selling American brands, including Lays, Gillette, and Microsoft's Xbox.

After banning the site, Ukraine's military also attacked Ozon's logistics hubs with airstrikes and drones.


source: odessa-journal.com

Is this a war among corporations? What is the real government? Who has the most power: elected officials, or the corporations we give our money?

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1. Attacks on WildBerries
https://mast.john1126.com/@Earl/116955602491800170
https://mast.john1126.com/@Earl/116965853825030089
https://mast.john1126.com/@Earl/116965824756164297