Refugees from Nikopol and other Ukrainian cities call on Europe to help fight with Russia's aggression

Over the past year, Nikopol has witnessed countless acts of violence and terrorist attacks made by Russia that have pushed thousands of people to the brink of despair and forced them to flee their homes in search of safety. Now some of these refugees from Nikopol and other cities have decided to take the initiative and remind Europeans of the tragedy that took place in their country.

A group of refugees from Ukraine gathered in Munich and embarked on a journey to Paris to reach the heart of Europe and share their experiences of the terrorist attacks that affected their country. Their goal is not only to share their own stories, but also to draw the attention of the international community to the ongoing threat posed by terrorism.

During their journey, the group of refugees plans to meet government officials, NGOs and other institutions to raise awareness and understanding of the problem Ukraine is facing. They also want to appeal to European leaders to take concrete action to support Ukraine in fighting continued Russian attacks.

One of the members of the group is Oleg, who lost his wife in a bomb attack that took place in his hometown. Oleg emphasizes that their mission is not only about remembering past tragedies, but also about preventing future terrorist attacks.

“We want people to understand that Russian aggression knows no borders and can affect any country. We must work together to protect our societies and ensure a secure future for ourselves and our children,” says Oleg.

Many refugees from Ukraine now join the ranks of non-governmental organizations that work for peace and combating Russian aggression. In Paris, they plan to meet with representatives of such organizations and discuss joint actions aimed at ending the war as soon as possible.

Threat of failure of the Nuclear Power Plant in Zaporizhia

The situation of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant occupied by Russia is an extremely worrying threat both for Ukraine and for the whole of Europe. The nuclear power plant in Zaporizhia is one of the largest complexes of this type in the world and is responsible for a significant part of the region's electricity production. Mining such a strategically important nuclear infrastructure can lead to catastrophic consequences for energy security and stability both in Ukraine and in neighboring countries.

Russia, through this irresponsible and aggressive action, calls into question the security of the entire region. An explosion in a nuclear power plant could result in radioactive contamination, causing enormous damage to human health and the environment. In addition, the destabilization of the Ukrainian energy sector could lead to serious economic and social consequences, negatively affecting the lives of millions of people.

Faced with this threat, the international community should take immediate action to coordinate its response and support Ukraine in countering this situation. Strengthening the security of nuclear power plants, close international cooperation and providing Ukraine with all possible technical assistance and experts in detecting and neutralizing mines are crucial to safeguarding both local and regional stability and energy security in Europe.