#help for ukraine
If that’s true, then I guess Macron is a fool ☹️
The question of whether Putin is sick and whether he will die does not matter in itself. It is important whether the Russian society will be able and will want to work out democratic procedures in the state, otherwise nothing will change there.☹️
The Kałusz Orchestra showed a music video for the song Stefania, shot in Bucha, Irpin, Hostomel and Borodyanka, which were destroyed by the Russian army. They did not want to publish it before Eurovision, so as not to be accused of politicizing the competition. The video ends with the link: Stand with
Creepy photos of destroyed cities ☹️
Dragon Capital: Ukrainian forces’ spectacular attack at the Siverskiy Donets river near Severodonetsk continued to reverberate in Russian social media Reportedly it left close to 500 Russian troops killed and over 80 tanks, armored vehicles & other pieces of equipment destroyed.
If you’re looking for a way to help Ukrainian refugees, the Polish Red Cross andCaritas of the Archdiocese of Przemyśl (in Poland) are actively raising funds and materials to assist those fleeing the invasion. These organizations are providing boots-on-the-ground assistance right now to refugees.
Here are a few ways to help. Reblog and share this to signal boost if you are able (and please add content to it if you know of additional resources or information).
***You can donate money to the Ukrainian relief campaign through the International Federation of Red Cross (IFRC) here.
***You can donate money to Caritas of the Przemyśl Archdiocese here.
Alternatively- and I’m assuming this applies to those located within Europe (correct me if I’m wrong)- you can send a charity SMS with the following text: UKRAINE, to No. 72052, or you can make a payment to the Caritas account of the Przemyśl Archdiocese, with the note UKRAINE to:
BANK PEKAO SA I O. Przemyśl 33 1240 2568 1111 0000 3629 7045
If you are in Poland, Caritas is in immediate need of the following items:
- blankets,
- sleeping bags,
- pillows,
- duvets,
- linens,
- mattresses,
- medical and personal hygiene supplies,
- clothing (preferably new),
- articles for children and babies (powdered milk, wet wipes, diapers, care products, clothes, high-calorie sweets),
- food items with a long shelf life, etc.
Please collect the above-mentioned items in Przemyśl’s parishes, religious communities, housing estates, schools, workplaces, etc. and deliver them to Caritas facilities.
The Polish Red Cross is also accepting the following supplies:
LONG-TERM FOOD: canned food, oil, sugar, pasta, flour, oats, rice, tea, coffee, sweets, UHT milk, canned vegetables / fruit (e.g. beans, peas, corn, pineapple, peach), tomato puree in cartons, dried fruit, nuts.
PERSONAL HYGIENE SUPPLIES: shower gels, shampoos, soaps, toothbrushes and toothpaste, barrier creams, sanitary napkins, diapers for children, washing liquids, washing-up liquids.
DRESSING AGENTS, especially for wounds and burns: thermal blankets, sterile gases, sterile compresses, knitted bands, elastic bandages, ampoules of physiological saline, disinfectants, disposable gloves, sterile bandages, tourniquet, scissors for dressings.
They are also collecting NEW blankets and sleeping bags. No clothing.
These items can be taken to any of these Polish Red Cross facilities.
The banner picture for this post is the fundraiser being run by the Polish Red Cross.
For more information on how Caritas Polska has been aiding Ukrainian Caritas and displaced Ukrainians, please visit.
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