but when it ends, we remember again and we understand we must do all what we can do to help our people in ukraine. the class is in zamosc, whose world heritage beauty is a far cry from the horror across the border. but the town knows suffering. half its pre war population werejews, most killed. and while the mayor says echoes of history make locals welcoming, it has its limits. translation: polish people seem infinitely ready to give, but it will end one day. we thought we would get support from the government and the eu, but we were left alone. we need financial help, or the quality of our hospitality will drop drastically. this is ukrainian borscht. ah! ukrainian borscht for the ukrainians. for now, the welcome is as warm as the cooking. all the food in this restaurant given to the refugees. orders have become donations. but the owner says he s running out of cash.
when we in activities like karate class, or something else, we forget about war on at the moment. but when it ends, we remember again and we understand we must do all what we can do to help our people in ukraine. the class is in zamosc, whose world heritage beauty is a far cry from the horror across the border. but the town knows suffering. half its pre war population werejews, most killed. and while the mayor says echoes of history make locals welcoming, it has its limits. translation: polish people seem infinitely ready to give, but it will end one day. we thought we would get support from the government and the eu, but we were left alone. we need financial help, or the quality of our hospitality will drop drastically. this is ukrainian borscht. ah! ukrainian borscht for the ukrainians. for now, the welcome is as warm as the cooking.
but the town knows suffering. half its pre war population werejews, most killed. and while the mayor says echoes of history make locals welcoming, it has its limits. translation: polish people seem infinitely ready to give, the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov is speaking and we can hear him now. . . , lavrov is speaking and we can hear him now. ,, . , ., ~ ., him now. security of ukraine, security of him now. security of ukraine, security of russia, him now. security of ukraine, security of russia, and - him now. security of ukraine, security of russia, and taking j security of russia, and taking considerations in such a way in order that the russian federation would not receive any threats from the ukrainian territory and those who want to defend russian culture, russian traditions, russian religious traditions and to prevent any discrimination, especially discrimination linked to neo nazis.
joy to distract from trauma and a lesson that the greatest strength comes from peace. my father might be fighting. i don t know. i don t have message from him. dariy hasn t heard from his dad for three days. in poland, it s very cold here, but we want to go back home because home is home. when we in activities like karate class, or something else, we forget about war on at the moment. but when it ends, we remember again and we understand we must do all what we can do to help our people in ukraine. the class is in zamosc, whose world heritage beauty is a far cry from the horror across the border. but the town knows suffering. half its pre war population werejews, most killed. and while the mayor says echoes