By
Yurii Petrenko2025-02-24T10:10:00
Three years on from Russia’s invasion, the Ukrainian people have not given up hope. Instead, they will be praying for peace today, and are asking Christians everywhere to join them
“Wake up, the war has begun.”
These were the words every Ukrainian heard on this day three years ago. Some woke up because of explosions, others because of calls from friends or relatives, and some never even slept, sensing the inevitability of what was to come. Ukraine now marks the third anniversary of the full-scale invasion by Russia – the day our lives were divided into ‘before’ and ‘after’.
Three years have passed like one endless day. And during these unbelievably long and painful years, the one we once considered our neighbour has done everything possible to destroy, devastate and wound. Not only were homes and property destroyed, but also dreams and plans. Looking back, we can see the horrific consequences of the enemy’s actions.
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