Ukrainians in the world

Natalka Panchenko is a volunteer who lives in Poland and has been supporting Ukraine in every way for many years. She is the leader of the Euromaidan-Warszawa Association which organises information campaigns and sends humanitarian aid and military equipment to Ukraine. Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, the activist blocked trade between the EU and Russia, and together with like-minded people, she managed to achieve systemic changes. Natalka is producing the joint film project Ukraїner and the Polish television channel TVP Dokument, which the team filmed in 2021. She plans to use the joint project to keep Ukraine in…

WASHINGTON, D.C. - February 28, 2023:  Nadiya Shaporynska, the president of the non-profit charity organization US Ukrainian Activists (USUA) reported on her Facebook Page that on Friday, February 24, 2023, US Ukrainian Activists, Benjamin Wittes, United Help Ukraine, and Razom for Ukraine held a Vigil and Protest at the gates of the russian embassy in Washington, D.C. Hundreds of people attended this event. https://youtu.be/1Jg3l2dFGPQ Nadiya informed, “During the Candlelight Vigil we remembered all the Ukrainians who lost their lives during 9 years of russia's military aggression against Ukraine.” At the Protest against russia's genocidal war in Ukraine, Nadiya Shaporynska led…

Hamburg: Participants of a demonstration against the war in Ukraine hold a poster with the inscription "24.02.22. 365 days of Russian terror in Ukraine".Daniel Bockwoldt/picture alliance via Getty Images https://youtu.be/Ko3Q83dhD9Q?t=2 Activists in Poland's capital, Warsaw, staked out an apartment block where Russian diplomats lived and sounded air raid sirens and recordings of falling bombs at 6 am to mimic what Ukrainians wake up to daily and serve as a reminder of the realities of Putin's invasion.  Poland, a neighbor of Ukraine, is home to approximately 1.6 million refugees reported to have fled Ukraine since February 24, 2022. In Warsaw, activists woke…

Yesterday marked one year since Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Since then, Ukrainian people have shown immense strength and resiliency. Thank you to San Antonio District 4 Councilwoman Adriana Rocha Garcia, PhD and Ukrainian San Antonio for organizing a candlelight vigil to honor the lives lost since the conflict began.

Nadiya Shaporynska, the president of the non-profit charity organization US Ukrainian Activists (USUA), informed Zmist Edition, "US Ukrainian Activists, Benjamin Wittes, United Help Ukraine, and Razom for Ukraine will hold Candlelight Vigil to remember all the Ukrainians who lost their lives during 9 years of russia’s military aggression in Ukraine and will also have a protest against russia’s genocidal war against Ukraine” at 7p.m. on Friday, February 24, 2023 at the russian embassy in Washington, D.C. This event will mark one year since russia began the full-scale war against Ukraine.” 7-10pm

Ukrainian San Antonio hold rally in the front of the Court House, 24.02.2023

Катерина Одарченко , Lafayette Square, Washington, D.C. US Ukrainian Activists (USUA) holds a rally in Washington, D.C Ekaterina Odarchenko expressed gratitude to US Ukrainian Activists - the organizers of the action, and said the following. One year ago, on February 24, 2022, Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. We ask all the international community to know our story and the suffering of our people in Ukraine. We ask for more support, more weapons, more sanctions on Russia. Furthermore, we ask you to safe lives with your support. My house was also bombed, share your story with the international community…

On February 24-25, the Ukrainian community will mark one year since the beginning of russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. TIME: 4:30p.m. WHERE: -- START: the Washington Monument grounds (northwest quadrant), north the 17th St. NW (across the WWII Memorial) -- END: the russia's ambassador's house (1125 16th St NW) FB Event: https://fb.me/e/2lU8PtEo4....... Come march with us in support of Ukraine, and against russian military aggression and war crimes.Bring flags, signs, and posters in support of Ukraine.All friends of Ukraine are welcome. This protest march will begin immediately following the Ukrainian community's mass rally at the Lincoln Memorial to mark one…