**Ukrainians Mark Three Years of Russia’s Invasion**
A special event was held at Belfast City Hall to remember the people who have been affected by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The event marked three years since the conflict began.
**Remembering Lives Lost**
A minute’s silence was held to honor those who have lost their lives in the conflict. People from all over Northern Ireland came together to show support for Ukraine. Kateryna Zaichyk, a Ukrainian community leader, said that this day is a reminder of the pain and suffering that many people are going through.
**Personal Stories**
Many personal stories related to the conflict were shared at the event. These included stories of people who had fled their homes and were now living in Northern Ireland. Inna Shynkevich told her story, saying that she had been forced to leave Ukraine with her two children because her husband was fighting on the front line.
**Ukraine’s Message**
Inna said that Ukrainians just want people to remember that the war is not over yet. Serhi Ovsianyi also attended the event and said that it’s difficult for him and his family, but they are grateful for the support they have received from people in Northern Ireland.
**Solidarity with Ukraine**
The Belfast Lord Mayor, Micky Murray, said that events like this are important to show solidarity with the people of Ukraine. He added that the global community should not forget about Ukraine, as it has had a big impact on many people around the world.
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