Ukrainian President Vladimir Zlansky last night (Thursday) on his Facebook account called on people around the world to demonstrate against the war in Ukraine – exactly one month after Russian military forces invaded his country.
Zalansky said in a video he posted: “Russia’s war is not just against Ukraine, its meaning is much broader. Russia has started a war against freedom, and this is just the beginning for it – it is trying to defeat the freedom of all the people in Europe and all the people in the world.
The world must stop Russia, the world must stop the war. Exactly one month after the Russian invasion, take to your squares and streets, demonstrate from offices, homes and universities – to be seen and heard. “Shout that people are important, that freedom is important, that peace is important – and that Ukraine is important.”
In addition, the mayor of Kyiv said that at least 264 civilians, including four children, have been killed in the city since the beginning of the Russian invasion. He said more than 300 people were injured and more than 80 buildings were destroyed. (Photo: Archive)