While Russia has waged its ugly war on Ukraine, the world has been inspired by the beautiful bravery of many of the country's stunning female soldiers who have answered the call to arms.

Under Ukraine's martial law many men have been conscripted into the armed forces but many women have also joined up to fight off Putin's forces and some have shared their exploits on TikTok.

Prior to the war kicking off, social media was ablaze with admiration for Ukraine's gun-toting stunners and since Russian boots hit the ground it appears they've done everything to help.

One notable account belongs to a soldier named Katiusha who regularly posts updates to her 27,000 followers.

Before the war, her account was a mixture of her parading in military dress and miming along to Eastern European songs from her barracks but she's now kicked it up a gear.

In a recent video, Katiusha filmed herself and her friends undertaking intense military training.

Posting a series of clips from the barracks, Katiusha showed off her new skills which included marksmanship and fire extinguishing.

In one dramatic clip, she even films herself disarming a gunman.

Another account is named Vika 22 and has over 54,000 followers.

Like her compatriot, Vika has been intent on showing the fun side of the war with her account full of clips of her smiling on patrols.

In one clip, she and her fellow soldiers are filmed dancing around in circles after a long day preparing for war.

However the content Ukraine's brave girls have put out isn't for everyone as they issue several warnings before posting.

In one video a soldier writes: "Follow for more, unless you're a Moscovite."

If that's not a clear sign the Russians aren't welcome we don't know what is.

The willingness of Ukraine's women to join up to the army and fight with the men is evident throughout and when you see how much training the soldiers had it's no real surprise.

In a series of pictures taken last year as the country prepared for Russian aggression, a young soldier named Anna Shorina showed the painstaking selection process she and her friends went through.

This included training with weapons, riding on tanks and crawling through obstacle courses and intense marksmanship.

ArchiLimited:
What we need are photos of them slaying enemies at the warfront, not slaying for the gram

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