It is easier said than done, specifically considering that the majority lives paycheck to paycheck.

It should be emotional. With recent remarks by Truss and Austen, the West is finally speaking the language Putin & his cronies will understand. No return, no deals, unity against his pariah state,

It of course makes a lot of sense, but is much easier said than done.

Amelia, the girl whose interpretation of the "Frozen" theme in a bunker in Kyiv that went viral, sang the Ukrainian national anthem during a charity concert held in Lodz.

They went to war when Russia invaded Ukraine. They believed in Freedom and the right to live in their God-given landThey laid down their lives not only for Ukraine, but for all of Europe!RIP - Serhiy

Pope Francis reached out to Putin three times asking to allow the ship with a Vatican flag to evacuate civilians trapped in Mariupol's Azovstal steel mill, but all three times his requests were rejected,

RIP Major Stepan Tarabalka (Ghost of Kiev), 29. He shot down 40 Russian planes. He was declared Hero of Ukraine. pic.twitter.com/ScGM7B7gkk— Dude 🇺🇦 (@Y0uD0ntMatter) April 29, 2022

If these war crimes go unpunished, it will be a shame for the entire world and a total disrespect for all the innocent souls that were lost forever. Nobody has the power to bring them back, but we can

⚡️ Zelensky says another mass grave with 900 people found in Kyiv Oblast.Hundreds of civilians have been killed in the region by Russian troops. Zelensky also told Polish media that about 500,000 Ukrainians

Just look at the past when the Soviet Union still existed. Nobody wants to go back to that times in eastern Europe except for Russia itself.

A failed state is a Russia´s puppy state. That is everything that Ukraine cannot become.

Tragic news: Russia’s cruise missile strike on Kyiv yesterday killed Ukrainian journalist Vira Hyrych of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty. Her body was found this morning.Vira is the 8th journalist killed

Art speaking. The face of evil #Ukraine pic.twitter.com/hnfMc2Jvqo— dominic dyer (@domdyer70) April 29, 2022

@USEmbKyiv is grieving the loss of our dear colleague Volodymyr, who took leave from his job as an Embassy bodyguard to rejoin the army and defend Ukraine. We will never forget his kind spirit, dedication,

I don't think so. I think it was a necessary battle against an agressor, just like now in Ukraine.

It was morality worthwhile.