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When children become victims of the war, we must not look away

A Russian missile struck an apartment block in Pryluky. People were killed and injured, and among the victims is a child. Støt Ukraine sends help to the families left behind.

Ruslan Koshurba
Ruslan KoshurbaChair, Støt Ukraine1 min read
Ukrainsk redningsmand bærer et indsvøbt tæppe væk fra den sønderbombede boligblok i Pryluky, mens redningsfolk arbejder i baggrunden

Another night, families in Ukraine have lost their homes, their sense of safety and their loved ones. In Pryluky, a Russian missile struck an apartment block. People were killed and injured, and among the victims is a child. Behind the numbers are ordinary families – children, parents and elderly people who need help when their everyday lives are destroyed in a matter of moments.

These are the people Støt Ukraine sends help to: children and families, the injured, and people left behind after the attacks who lack the most basic necessities. Helping a person in need is one of the most fundamental things we can do for one another. That is why we are asking for your help right now. Give what you can – 20, 50 or 100 kroner. No donation is too small. Every single one can become concrete help and care for someone who needs it.

A child's cartoon pillow lies in the rubble after the missile strike on the apartment block in Pryluky
A child's pillow in the rubble
Rescue workers and volunteers search the ruins of the apartment block hit in Pryluky
Rescue workers search the ruins
A person killed in a Russian attack lies covered by a blanket in the rubble, with only one foot in a red shoe visible
A victim of the Russian attacks

Give what you can – no donation is too small

20, 50 or 100 kroner can become concrete help and care for children and families in Ukraine who have lost everything.

Ruslan Koshurba

Ruslan Koshurba

Chair, Støt Ukraine

Ruslan Koshurba is chair of Støt Ukraine and coordinates the organisation's humanitarian work between Denmark and Ukraine. He leads the collection, packing and transport of relief directly to the most vulnerable families and children close to the front line.

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