On Sunday, a charity event called “Save Ukraine” took place. Many Ukrainian stars performed in Berlin, with direct contacts with staff in several European cities, including Kiev. The speeches of world leaders were also recreated.
Ukrainian music stars performed on the Berlin stage near the Brandenburg Gate, featuring Max Parsky, Beisol & Aeneas, Monatic, Antitilla, Onuka, The Hardkis and this year’s winner of the Kalush Orchestra Eurovision Song Contest.
Kalush Orchestra on stage in BerlinSave Ukraine – #StopWAR
Charity concert “Save Ukraine”Save Ukraine – #StopWAR
Connecting with cities around the world, leaders’ talks
Direct links were made to the studio in Kiev and to Warsaw – among others. An expression of Ukrainians’ gratitude for the poles. The event was broadcast in a dozen cities across the continent, including London, Vienna, Athens, Washington, Toronto, Sao Paulo and Guerrero, and various accompanying events.
They were recreated during the concert Speeches by world leadersThose who declared their support for Ukraine.
Funds raised during the concert will be allocated for the purchase of medical equipment and surgical equipment for facilities to provide medical assistance to war wounded. Donations will be automatically transferred to the National Bank account Ukraine.
Speech by German Chancellor Olaf Scholes during the “Save Ukraine – #StopWar” concert“Save Ukraine – #StopWar”
Second edition of the concert. Prior to that, 1.2 billion euros had been raised
The “Save Ukraine – #StopWar” initiative is being carried out by the Ukrainian media, through mobile operator Kyjiwstar, with the support of the Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Culture and the Dynamo Kyiv Football Club. Sunday Concert Second Edition. The first was organized on March 27 in Warsaw. According to the organizers, more than 1. 1.2 billion was raised during that time, which was earmarked for the purchase of medicines, medical supplies and food, as well as for the provision of evacuation corridors and shelter. Of refugees. The event was broadcast by about 80 million people worldwide.