An action group in Poing, Germany, is organizing a chain of lights event to commemorate the victims of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on its fourth anniversary.
On February 24, the action group Respekt@Poing will host a chain of lights event in Poing, Germany, to mark the fourth anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The event is set to begin at 6 PM at the Bolzplatz in the Poinger Sportzentrum, where participants will gather to form a large peace sign using lights they've brought. This demonstration seeks to remember the thousands of victims who have lost their lives due to the ongoing conflict, as well as to support those who are directly affected by the war and advocate for peace and democracy worldwide.
The announcement from the action group emphasizes the significance of the event as a moment of remembrance and solidarity. It aims to inspire hope and resilience among individuals who are fighting for peace or are personally impacted by the war. Following the chain of lights, the group will hold its regular open meeting at the Max-Mannheimer-Bürgerhaus at 6:45 PM, providing an opportunity for further discussions about peace initiatives and community engagement.
This initiative reflects the ongoing commitment of local communities in Germany to advocate for peace in Ukraine and to honor the struggles faced by its citizens. As the conflict continues, events like this serve as important reminders of the global call for peace and the collective responsibility to support humanitarian efforts during such crises.
