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![Ukrainian Babusia sews an Ukrainian colors bow-knot to my bag belt cover](https://cdn-vr.deovr.com/images/36444/59194_ukrainian-babusia-sews-an-ukrainian-colors-bowknot-to-my-bag-belt-cover-desktop.jpg)
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In the thumbnail, you can see the bow-knot that she kindly sewed onto my bag belt, on top of a newspaper announcing the war start in February 2022 ("Razboi" in Romanian means War).
2 and a half years later, warmongering psychopaths both in the East and in the global West don't even want to hear about the word "peace" so that these people can go to their homes, all they want is escalation, at the expense of regular people's lives and happiness.
Never forget about what happened to Ukrainians in Ukraine and those that had to flee, both now and in the early 1930s.
This was at the World Refugee Day, where there were dozens of Ukrainian refugees but I'd rather call them friends, guests or neighbors.
2 and a half years later, warmongering psychopaths both in the East and in the global West don't even want to hear about the word "peace" so that these people can go to their homes, all they want is escalation, at the expense of regular people's lives and happiness.
Never forget about what happened to Ukrainians in Ukraine and those that had to flee, both now and in the early 1930s.
This was at the World Refugee Day, where there were dozens of Ukrainian refugees but I'd rather call them friends, guests or neighbors.