Society & Culture

Rammstein unfurls Ukrainian flag at concert in Warsaw

Rammstein unfurls Ukrainian flag at concert in Warsaw

Musicians of the German band Rammstein raised the Ukrainian flag at a concert in Warsaw. The video was published on the Warsaw 2022 Today Facebook account, Ukrinform reports. "As a sign of solidarity with Ukraine, the Rammstein band raised the Ukrainian flag at a concert in Warsaw," the post reads. The video shows one of the musicians unfurling a blue-yellow flag while "swimming" in an inflatable boat over a crowd of fans. As reported, The Rolling Stones invited two Ukrainian children's choirs to perform their hit together at a concert in Vienna. Read also: The Rolling Stones perform together with…
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Poland welcomes 4.81 million refugees from Ukraine – officials

Poland welcomes 4.81 million refugees from Ukraine – officials

Poland has taken in 4.81 million refugees from Ukraine amid the ongoing Russian invasion. That’s according to Radio Poland citing a report by the Polish Border Guard agency, as seen by Ukrinform. "Since February 24, a total of 4.81 million people have crossed into Poland from Ukraine," the agency said in a tweet. On Friday, around 25,100 refugees from Ukraine arrived in the country, compared with 24,800 a day earlier, according to the Polish Border Guard. Read also: Ukraine, Poland jointly counteract Russian propaganda regarding grain exports Meanwhile, 2.88 million people have left Poland for Ukraine since February 24, the…
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Why do Ukrainians blame the Buryats for the crimes of all Russians?

Why do Ukrainians blame the Buryats for the crimes of all Russians?

Russia is a multicultural country. Tatars, Bashkirs, Chechens, Komi, and countless other nations, whose lands were conquered at one point or another, are a part of so-called russian federation. Russians love to boast about their diverse and multi-ethnic society, even though for hundreds of years the russian state did everything it could to erase the identities of those nations and assimilate them under the umbrella of the “Great russian Culture”. Most of the ethnically non-russian citizens have forcibly forgotten their native languages and traditions, and identifying as a russian is encouraged and considered something to be proud of. The superiority…
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UNESCO delegation visits Crimea Platform Office for first time

UNESCO delegation visits Crimea Platform Office for first time

The situation on the temporarily occupied peninsula was the main topic of discussion during the first visit of the UNESCO delegation to the Office of the Crimea Platform. "This was the first visit of the UNESCO mission delegation to the Office of the Crimea Platform. The main topic of discussion was the situation in the temporarily occupied Crimea within the scope of competence of the organization," the Office of the Permanent Representative of the President of Ukraine in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea posted on Facebook. As noted, Krista Pikkat, Director of the Culture and Emergencies Entity in the Culture…
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SPORT ANGELS: Requiem for the Ukrainian athletes died

SPORT ANGELS: Requiem for the Ukrainian athletes died

The Union of Public Organizations "Sports Committee of Ukraine" collects information about athletes who have died since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of the Russian Federation into Ukraine. Thus, information about 70 dead people was published on the "Angels of Sport" website In particular, among the dead: football player Petro Gavryliv, wrestler Yevhen Slyusarenko, football player Oleksandr Shyshkov, karate player Oleksandr Malofeev, weightlifter Vitaly Morozov, American football players Yaroslav Mohonko and Igor Boyko, tennis player Kyrylo Vasylchyshyn, rugby player Vladyslav Gorbunov. We will remind, on July 3, that the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyi, called the losses among athletes…
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Pope Francis may visit Ukraine in August

Pope Francis may visit Ukraine in August

Pope Francis may visit Ukraine already in August, according to Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher, Secretary for Relations with States. He said this in an interview with Italian news program Tg1, Ukrinform reports, citing Vatican News. "Preparations for a papal visit to Ukraine will begin after his Apostolic Journey to Canada, and the Pope could travel to Kyiv as early as August," Gallagher said. According to him, Pope Francis believes a visit to Ukraine would have positive results. "He has said that he will go to Ukraine, and he has always been willing to visit Moscow and meet with the Russian…
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Delegation of Czech Republic visits Ternopil region on 105th anniversary of Battle of Zboriv

Delegation of Czech Republic visits Ternopil region on 105th anniversary of Battle of Zboriv

The delegation of the Czech Republic led by Minister of Defense Jana Černochová visited Ternopil region. The delegation members and the leadership of the region commemorated the fallen Czechoslovak legionnaires and discussed the support for the Ukrainian army. "The Czech Republic stands in solidarity with Ukraine. The visit of the delegation of the Czech Republic led by Minister of Defense Jana Černochová to our region is yet another proof," Volodymyr Trush, Head of the Ternopil Regional Military Administration, posted on Telegram. The foreign delegation and the local authorities honored the memory of the fallen Czechoslovak legionnaires on the 105th anniversary…
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Vatican presents silver coin dedicated to Ukraine

Vatican presents silver coin dedicated to Ukraine

The presentation of the Papal charitable silver coin to help Ukraine took place in the Vatican, in one of the largest palaces - Palazzo della Cancelleria. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported this on Facebook, according to Ukrinform. It is noted that the event was attended by honored guests, representatives of embassies at the Holy See, and artists with the Kharkiv Opera and Ballet Theater. During the presentation, everyone could purchase the new coins. Read also: Pope decries 'barbaric' attacks in Ukraine "Funds received from the sale of the coin, valued at 50 euros, will be directed to the initiatives…
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Moscow officials terrified of working in occupied areas of Ukraine, demanding security

Moscow officials terrified of working in occupied areas of Ukraine, demanding security

Officials deployed by the Kremlin to perform their duties in the areas captured amid full-scale invasion of Ukraine apparently fear for their lives amid total resistance put up by the local population. As the officials demand security guarantees from the Russian military, the latter forward their appeals to the FSB and the National Guard, claiming a lack of resources to ensure their protection, intelligence sources told Guildhall, according to Ukrinform. “Russian officials in the occupied territories are afraid of reprisals on the part of the local population and complain over the Russian defense ministry’s refusal to provide them security. The…
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People are Ukraine’s highest value, while that of Russia is weaponry, says Zelensky

People are Ukraine’s highest value, while that of Russia is weaponry, says Zelensky

President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine emphasizes that Ukraine values its people the most, while Russia treasures its weapons. "Ukraine is a state where the highest value is a person. And we are fighting against the aggressor whose highest value is weaponry," Zelensky wrote on Telegram. The Ukrainian leader published a traditional set of photos that shed light on the life of Ukrainians as the country keeps resisting Russian aggression. Read also: SSU establishes details of Russia’s missile attack on Kremenchuk mall On February 24, 2022, the Russian Federation launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, continuing the armed aggression that has…
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