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After Russia’s recent military invasion, Ukraine’s residents are in need of aid. Here are some
quick and effective ways to help Ukraine, no matter where you are.
On February 24, 2022, Russia attacked Ukraine from three sides in a special military operation to
“demilitarize” the country. As of April 10, 2022, an estimated 4,232 civilian casualties had been
recorded, though the United Nations believes the actual figure to be much higher. President
Biden called Russia’s act of aggression “unprovoked,” “unjustified,” and “premeditated,” and in
recent days, he has called Russian President Vladimir Putin a war criminal. Ukraine’s president,
Volodymr Zelensky, has stayed to fight with his people, calling on the world to help Ukraine and
stand with them to defend democracy.

The reasons for the Ukraine-Russia war are complicated, but the country—the second largest in
Europe after Russia—is a former Soviet Union republic that has been independent since 1991.
When Russia invaded Ukraine and also annexed neighboring Crimea in 2014, more than a million
Ukrainian residents were displaced, but that number has risen sharply since February. The UN
Refugee Agency now estimates that a quarter of the population—ten million people—has been
displaced. That massive number includes six million people who have been internally displaced
and four million Ukrainian refugees who have fled to neighboring countries.