Ukraine's Unity Day in Philadelphia — photo report by Novyny.LIVE
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In Philadelphia, USA, on the Day of Unity of Ukraine, Ukrainians who left during the war came out to form a human chain. Everyone took flags and posters.
This was reported by a correspondent of Novyny.LIVE.
Day of Unity in Philadelphia
On Wednesday, January 22, 30 Ukrainians living in the United States gathered in Philadelphia's Independence Square to celebrate Ukraine's Unity Day. They brought Ukrainian flags and posters showing the distances from their cities of residence to their hometowns in Ukraine.
"These posters will become a symbol of connection that transcends all borders. Posters with the names of different cities. Because the Day of Unity is about the unity of our country, both West and East. And in today's realities, it's also about the unity of Ukrainians abroad," said one of the participants of the action.
The Ukrainians stressed that they wrote their important hometowns and thus created a virtual chain of unity connecting people abroad with their hometowns in Ukraine.
"Distance does not matter. Unity does," the participants say.
As a reminder, we recently wrote about what you need to know about the traditions of the Day of Unity of Ukraine.
Also on this day, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy addressed Ukrainians. In his greeting, he explained the significance of the holiday and why every citizen should unite.
