I am sure you will. Watching you crying by your window still unaware what was unfolding, yet you managed you and your fur baby to safety. I cannot even imagine, we are all in shock, but people like you and your fellow Ukrainians have witnessed this in person. If only for the rest of the world, I just hope we are reminded that our freedom is so important, that that imposition by force and fear is never the way. Keep on telling, it's important. Brightest blessings.
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I am also a Bangladeshi Citizen who is holding duel citizenship and Bangladeshi Passport so far. The day when everything started, I seek for help and safety from my embassy first but their response was unfortunate and the only response I got from them was, you have to be your own and you have to come to the west and cross the border of your own. I have never been away from Kharkiv even never traveled to west Ukraine and during this crisis, I freaked out hearing and seeing such a response from my own country's embassy. I seek and asked for help from many people from my country but nobody showed me any kindness except Ukrainians. Some of my friends gave me emotional support which I will never forget. I don't know from where I gathered that courage to travel alone and crossed the border, I still feel it was a nightmare...I didn't get any help from my own country people, unfortunately...
You were very brave... My heart us breaking everyday with the news, I may be a dreamer but I really wish for a better world 🌎. What is the point of all this destruction and suffering? 💔
I wish I had an answer :( :(
I don't understand how it can be justified... but yet again it's normal people who suffer both sides of the political fence, as Sting songs says