365 Days of Bravery - Solidarity Rally for Ukraine
February 24th marked a year since Russia declared war on Ukraine. This day millions of people across the globe gathered in city squares to say NO to the war and NO to the genocide of the Ukrainian people.
The Ukrainian American House and the Consulate General of Ukraine in San Francisco initiated a massive Rally in the center of Sacramento at the California State Capitol to honor the memory of those who lost their lives, demonstrate unity in support, and pray for victory and peace in Ukraine.
Thousands of Ukraine supporters of Sacramento joined the Rally for Ukraine to show their uncompromising solidarity and show that they stand with the Ukrainian people. 365 days of their Bravery became a symbol of invincibility and boldness for the entire world!
The respected speakers and guests graced the occasion with their presence - Kurt D Volker, Major General Matthew P. Beevers, Consul General Dmytro Kushneruk, professor Roman Sheremeta, and our Ukrainian hero Serhiy Voronin, who is undergoing treatment in the USA after losing his limbs in war.
Ukrainian star Tina Karol traveled far from Ukraine to light up the event with her stunning voice and performance. Tina is a warrior of the art front and declared that her weapon is her voice and music.
The event was successful only thanks to the people who took part in organizing the event. Among them were SOL Church, many local activists and volunteers.
We encourage every Ukraine supporter to continue standing with Ukraine during those challenging times and supporting the Ukrainian people around the globe. Together we can make a difference!
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