Teddy Bear National Mall Ukrainian Children Killed In War Memorial
600 Teddy Bears Placed On National Mall To Honor Ukrainian Children Killed In War
Source: Anadolu / Getty
A moving tribute near the Washington Monument on Friday honored hundreds of children killed during Ukraine’s war with Russia. Six hundred teddy bears, each labeled with a child’s name, were laid across the National Mall, symbolizing the innocent lives lost.
Also See: Putin Orders Russian Forces To Invade Ukraine
Source: Anadolu / Getty
The display was organized by Rescue Ukraine, led by Jeff Abrams, a preacher who has visited Ukraine for over 30 years. Abrams shared a haunting memory of seeing a teddy bear and flowers left on a bench in Ukraine where a 14-year-old girl named Sophia had died in a missile strike just days earlier. Jeff Plaster, a U.S. Army veteran and longtime Ukraine resident, highlighted the broader tragedy, noting that thousands of Ukrainian children have been abducted since the war began.
Also See: Candace Owens Uses Ukraine Invasion To Take Jabs At ‘Black Lives Matter’
Source: Anadolu / Getty
After the ceremony, many of the teddy bears will be sent to Ukraine to comfort children in orphanages and hospitals, offering a small gesture of hope amidst the ongoing devastation.
Source: The DMV Daily
READ MORE:
Get Breaking News & Exclusive Content in Your Inbox:
600 Teddy Bears Placed On National Mall To Honor Ukrainian Children Killed In War was originally published on ronewoldcnews.staging.go.ione.nyc
