In Zamkova Square, where the March of Gratitude ended, a fair of Ukrainian products was held during the day, and a concert was held in the evening.
A march of gratitude to the Polish people from the Ukrainians who came to Poland after the start of the Russian invasion took place in Warsaw. This was reported on Sunday, May 29, by Polish Radio.
Participants in the thanksgiving march gathered in front of the Sejm, and then walked through Three Crosses Square, Novy Svet and Krakow Suburbs all the way to Castle Square.
“Friends are made in war. Polos are our true friends who fight us every day!” commented Andriy Deshchitsa, Ambassador of Ukraine to Poland.
The Embassy of Ukraine in Poland explained that the purpose of the event was to thank the Poles “for their kindness and help, for the friendship and support shown to our people.”
The marchers carried large banners with the words: “Thank you”; several meters Ukrainian flag with the words “THEY US” and signatures; with the words “Sincere thanks”, gratitude for the volunteers and small paper flags of Poland and Ukraine.
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In Zamkova Square, where the March of Gratitude ended, a fair of Ukrainian products was held during the day, and a concert with Ukrainian and Polish performers took place in the evening.
It was previously reported that from June 1, it is possible to use trains in Poland free of charge in some cities and some categories of refugees from Ukraine.
According to the UN, 6.5 million people have left Ukraine since the start of the war, but recently there has been a significant increase in citizens returning to the country.
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Source: korrespondent
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