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Ceasefire chates run over Ukraine and Russia through the United States, but those who have flee the past three years, they will believe it, and even then, there is create.
“I don’t believe,” said Nataliia Vynohradova, who lived over two years in Canada in the flight in flight in the Ukraine.
“I just know Russian people … it’s not just Putin,” said Vynohradova. “Some of them do not want this war, but most people in Russia hate Ukrainians.”
She works at Don’ya Ukraine kitchen In North Edmonton (12153 Fort Rd), which is almost completely with connected by Ukrainian refugees.
The kitchen is full of women fled the horror and violence of war.
The staff looks like the latest conversations between the United States and their homeland carefully. They say they are hopeful – even if they feel they should not be.
“It’s probably because I want this,” said Vynohradova. “As in my heart, (I) believe that this may be possible but my brain says ‘probably not.’
“I don’t believe this war can stop once.”
Kyiv accepted an American proposal that could lead to a 30-day pause between the two Eastern European countries. Russia has still to accept.
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The agreement, only a week after Ukraine present, Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with President Donald Trump and other Administrators in Washington, DC in an explosive meeting that went.
The US administration says it will now indicate the Kremlin now with the offer of Ceasefire. Trump said he has no pressure controlled Russia to get on board.
“Hopefully we can get a truce from Russia,” Trump said on Wednesday. “If we do, I think that would be 80 percent of the way to get this terrible bloodbad.”
The Alberta Council of the Ukrainian Canadian Congress says after three years of war, they hope this is. They look for a brighter future.
“People would try to normalize a new normal for them for them. Release the donation, have some peace of mind,” President orysia Boychuk.
The conference is of thoughts as the Russians choose not to accept a truce it sends a larger message.
“If they choose to support peace, this will continue to support and solve the agitation activity and the irrational behavior of Russia,” said Boychuk.
The opportunity to leave DON’YA Ukraine of Don’ya Ukraine of Don’ya Ukraine – but they have seen too much horrible and heard too many lies to find comfort in the news.
“I want to come true this peace, I want to return to Ukraine,” said Vynohradova, explain that they left their parents and relatives.
“Even if my kids want to stay here in Canada, I want to have the opportunity to go to my family to visit them.”
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