Paterson raises Ukrainian flag at City Hall to honor citizens killed in Russian invasion
Paterson officials and the Ukrainian Congress Committee raised the Ukrainian flag at City Hall Monday.
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Mar 1, 2022, 1:22 AM
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Updated 1,153 days ago
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officials and the Ukrainian Congress Committee raised the Ukrainian flag at
City Hall Monday.
LIVE UPDATES: The latest developments on the Russia-Ukraine Crisis
The flag-raising
ceremony was meant to honor the hundreds of Ukrainian citizens killed since
Russia's attack began.
"Despite
harsh circumstances, Ukrainian spirit remains strong,” says Marika Duplak,
president of the Ukrainian Congress Committee of America.
For a list of
resources to help support Ukraine, click
here.
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