Hundreds of people gathered in downtown Tucson Sunday to support Ukraine, waiving blue and yellow signs and flags. “We’re here, we’re all here, doesn’t matter if you’re Ukrainian or not. We’re all here for peace.'
Most in the crowd in Tucson Brough blue and yellow signs and flags to show their support for Ukraine. Others carried anti-Vladimir Putin signs.
“We’re here, we’re all here, doesn’t matter if you’re Ukrainian or not,” said Ukrainian American Society of Tucson president Igor Borisevich. “We’re all here for peace. We’re here for a democratic, prosperous Ukraine.”“My mom and my uncle was in Kyiv all that time. They escaped the city just yesterday. They barely could made it,” said Olia Birkner, adding that rallies like the one in Tucson give her loved ones hope.
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