Russian terrorist attacks are too close to every Ukrainian, says the president’s wife.
The first lady of Ukraine, Olena Zelenska, said that postponing life is giving in to fear, so Ukrainians live and work even in war conditions. He spoke about this in an interview with the German edition of Bild.
“Russian terrorist attacks are too close to every Ukrainian, wherever you are at that moment. We experienced the recent death of a young pregnant woman from a Russian drone attack on the capital with a representative of my team – he knows Victoria personally . I, on the other hand, know well the doctors of Okhmatdet, who suffered a great loss last week: a Russian attack took the life of a young pediatrician, hematologist Oksana Leontyeva,” said the wife of the Ukrainian leader.
He added that when a person dies, the universe dies, and no destruction compares to it.
“Now there is a task to help those who remain in Kherson region, Kharkiv region and other vulnerable territories to survive the winter. They need everything from generators to medicines. normal life, the restoration of hospitals, so that help comes to everyone in time. . He called on the international business to join, because the main burden is already on us,” said Zelenska.
He also thanked Germany for the new aid, but stressed that if it had come earlier, we would have avoided many casualties and destruction.
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Source: korrespondent
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