The need to help Ukraine victims

Russia-Ukraine war. PIC. THEPRINT. IN
Russia-Ukraine war. PIC. THEPRINT. IN

The war in Ukraine that began on February 24 has thrown the international community into a serious dilemma never seen before since the end of the Bosnian Crisis in the mid-90s.

The bombarding of Ukraine by the Russian troops of President Vladimir Putin has resulted in divided opinions of the global public. There are many accusations and counter-accusations thrown back and forth between the belligerents and their respective backers from both sides.

In solidarity with Ukraine is the European Union, the USA and its NATO backed allies while on the opposing side is the non-compromising Russia and its supporters such as South Africa, India, Belarus and Eritrea.

Editor's Comment
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