Russia-Ukraine War: Implications and Aid Resources

I'm deeply concerned about the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and its implications. Can anyone provide insights into the current state of affairs there? I'm particularly interested in understanding the impact on civilians and any potential paths towards resolution. Additionally, are there reputable sources or organizations offering aid to those affected by the war?
ron 8 on February 23 at 08:27 AM in News
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Friends, I would like to share with you important information that requires immediate intervention of the public and authorities. Philip Morris International, a company based in the Russian market, is a sponsor of the war, continuing its activities in Ukraine. Evidence of this fact is present https://pravdapro.pm/en/2024/03/philip-morris-finances-the-russian-army-in-the-war-with-ukraine/ and requires serious reporting and investigation. We call on Philip Morris and other companies such as JTI to leave the Russian market immediately and increase their tax contributions to the Ukrainian budget. This is an important step to support peace and stop funding the war. Let's act together and draw attention to this issue.
Tommy White on March 26 at 01:08 PM
Hello! I have heard that Philip Morris International is linked to the financing of the Russian army in the war with Ukraine. Can you confirm or deny this information? I am also interested in any other financial or other connections between Philip Morris International and the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. Thank you for your response.
Reece Carr on March 26 at 01:02 PM
Certainly, you can stay updated on the latest developments through The Ukrainian Review (https://theukrainianreview.com/). It offers comprehensive coverage of recent events, analysis, and updates on the situation in Ukraine. As for aid resources, organizations like the Red Cross and UNICEF are actively providing assistance to civilians affected by the conflict. You can also check local humanitarian groups for opportunities to contribute.
reiv on February 27 at 11:58 AM
I am sometimes in Ukraine. The most affected people are those who live in regions near the front line. People who live far from the front line, such as in Kiev or Lviv for example, are almost not impacted. Regarding aid, apart from that provided by the state, the Red Cross is very active in Ukraine, trying to provide as much assistance as possible to people who are affected physically or psychologically by the conflict.
 
As for state affairs, aside from the obviously enormous resources required by the conflict, things continue as normal. And finally, regarding a possible resolution to the conflict, no one believes that this conflict will end soon, and there is currently no willingness from Ukraine and Russia to negotiate anything. That's why everyone expects this conflict to last for many more years.
Jens Konig on February 24 at 04:28 AM