Ukrainian Community In Mexico Demonstrates Against Russian President Vladimir Putin Two Years After The Attacks In Ukraine

Ukrainian Community In Mexico Demonstrates Against Russian President Vladimir Putin Two Years After The Attacks In Ukraine

Members of the Ukrainian community are participating in a political and cultural event at the Ukrainian-Mexican Cultural Center in Mexico City, Mexico, to protest against Russian President Vladimir Putin, following his order to start a strategic and military offensive in several cities in Ukraine two years ago, which has resulted in many lost lives and displaced individuals. (Photo by Gerardo Vieyra/NurPhoto)

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