Crowds gathered in Castle Square, Warsaw, to mark the fourth anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, underscoring Poland’s enduring solidarity with its neighbor.
Demonstrations in the Heart of Warsaw
Protesters waved Ukrainian flags and held signs reading “Fight 4 Freedom” and “Putin always lies. Support Ukraine.” The rally framed the war as a struggle for sovereignty and basic rights, echoing Poland’s own historical battles for independence.
Calls for Continued Support
Speakers stressed that Crimea is Ukraine and rejected Russia’s annexation. Many urged the Polish government and European allies to maintain military and financial aid to Kyiv, warning that sustained support is essential for Ukraine’s survival and eventual victory.
Linking Histories
By standing in the heart of Warsaw, demonstrators drew parallels between Poland’s past struggles and Ukraine’s present fight. The rally signaled that public support in Poland remains strong, even as the war enters its fifth year.
