4 September, 2024
The City of Paris and the Ukrainian Embassy in France have joined forces to present an extraordinary open-air exhibition: “TITANIUM.” This powerful project, created by French-Ukrainian photographer Youry Bilak, highlights the resilience of Ukrainians who have suffered life-altering injuries due to Russian aggression. Situated on the banks of the Seine, the free exhibition runs from August 20 to September 16, 2024, in the iconic setting of Pont Marie in Paris’s 4th arrondissement.“TITANIUM” tells the remarkable stories of Ukrainian athletes—men, women, and children—who have sustained severe injuries during Russia’s war of aggression in Ukraine. Many of them rely on titanium prosthetics. Whether before or after the onset of the conflict, these athletes, armed with unwavering deter...
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3 September, 2024
🇺🇦 🏥 🏫 Two Russian Iskander-M ballistic missiles struck a higher education institution and a hospital today‼️💥 The Russian attack on the city of Poltava has so far claimed 51 lives and left more than 200 people injured.✈️ Ukraine is calling on its partners to strengthen its air defense capabilities to save lives.❌ Ukraine must no longer face restrictions on its use of weapons, while Russia strikes civilian infrastructure without limits.📍 These attacks could have been prevented if Ukraine had the ability to destroy Russian bombers at their bases. This would save lives.🚨 It is urgent to allow Ukraine to target Russian military installations with long-range missiles, wherever they are
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3 September, 2024
The Paris 2024 Paralympic Games were marked by several incidents between Ukrainian athletes and their Belarusian and Russian counterparts, who competed under a neutral banner due to international sanctions. During Belarusian swimmer Ihar Boki’s victory in the S13 50m freestyle, Ukrainians Illia Yaremenko and Oleksii Virchenko, who won silver and bronze, refused to stand alongside him on the podium. They expressed their opposition to the participation of athletes from countries allied with Russia, such as Belarus, which openly supports Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine. A similar incident occurred in the T35 100m event, where Ukrainian Ihor Tsvietov claimed the gold medal, forcing Russian athletes Artem Kalashian and Dmitrii Safronov to listen to the Ukrainian national...
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