Shevchenko: There's hell going on in Ukraine, there's no food and no medicine, help us!

Andriy Shevchenko is closely following the current situation in Ukraine. This state's renowned former football player is calling for help after the war that started in his hometown, which is being militarily attacked by Russia. I feel pretty bad, I'm hurt. I can't see the sights and not cry. [...]
This state's renowned former football player is calling for help after the war that started in his hometown, which is being militarily attacked by Russia.
I feel pretty bad, I'm hurt. I can't see the sights and not cry. I'm concerned about what's going on. And right now, the alarm has been issued for another Russian air strike. My country is under attack”, Sheva initially declared “DANZ”
War “? I think it's the worst and most horrible thing anyone in the world can imagine. There's nothing worse than war. Hell is happening in my country right now. There are many refugees in Ukraine who need help. Meanwhile, we know what we fight for, for our rights, for our land, for what we believe in. And, we will fight to the end of”, he added.
I think we're winning the war because we're demonstrating our full value. The country is fighting for European values, for a European direction. For this, the European Union and other countries are on our side and we feel that support. We fight for far higher, much more important values, which go beyond politics. We will fight for our land. My mother, sister, friends, and relatives are in Kiev, they have not left the country. I want to thank the Ukrainian president very much for the courage and spirit we're fighting for our future, the Ukrainian coach underlined.
He says he deeply feels the heart and suffering of his countrymen.
Shevchenko vows to try to secure as much funds as possible to help people in Ukraine.
This is a human tragedy right now. There are some hospitals that have been bombed by Russian forces. Kids were killed, people were shot while they were sleeping in the house. It's impossible to explain what's happening”, Cheva complains.
We're just asking for funds, because Ukraine is starting to lack food, medical equipment, medicines, all of it. We need to make moral support. We need more protests, more people talking about it, and about humanity”, Ukrainian legend ended.












