On Friday, Russian President Vladimir Putin met the President Donald Trump to discuss a potential incident in Russia – the Ukrainian war.
Over Saskatchewan, many citizens looked awaited any symptoms of peace.
One of those residents were Tanya Baran. Baran was born in Canada after the grandparents arrived here after the second world war. Baran was raised in a solid Ukrainian community in the province, learned to read, write, and to speak Ukraine.
When the war started between Russia and Ukraine in 2022, Baran soon called Lana Nicole Nicole Nicole to see what they could do.
Lana Nicole Nicole Nicole Nicolewoman, a Saskatoon woman living in Ukraine since 2003. He is the founder of Ukraine Patriot, an organization with more than 100 volunteers from Canada, US, and Ukraine who supported those at the outskirts.
Ukrainian patriots bring food, medical goods, speeds and more in front row. They also offer PTSD support for those in need and revive the animals.
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“It is very important that the world does not turn in every eye because it can be easy to do. I remember that I can do anything about it, and that’s not true.
Baran served as a Ukrainian medical leader, in Ukraine, coordinating things in Canada and Ukraine. He says he will do anything he can support and stand by Ukraine.
“Ukraine is Ukraine and will last Ukraine … peaceful conversations are Russia traveling,” said Baran.
When asked how he was felt about President Trump and Pin, Baran joined him to believe that meaningless change was not made without the President of Ukraine Uvoldyir Zelenskyy on the table.
“Negotiations, do not involve Ukraine. Where is Zelenskyy? No Ukraine discussion without the existing Ukraine.” exposed to Baran.
But at the end of everything, Baran shares the peace message, hope and freedom.
“I just want Ukraine to have its freedom.
Watch the video above to find out more.
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