As Russian soldiers keep driving into Ukraine, there are something else and more energizes of help and shows of fortitude across all of Europe. The Kremlin’s severe attack on its neighbor is by and large through and through denounced and across the landmass are attempting to assist with anything from giving cash to getting sorted out help, free vehicle and convenience for displaced people.

On Saturday, 26th February, at Frankfurt city center, Germany, More than five a thousand people gathered to demonstrate solidarity with Ukraine and the Ukrainians. The leaders of the demonstration spoke about cutting all ties with Russia and expressed solidarity for the victims of the war situation. Some of the people in the gathering also spoke about boycotting United States of America for taking the role of a spectator in the Russia-Ukraine conflict. While some expressed their opinion on supplementing Ukraine with weapons against Russia, majority of the speakers talked about peace.
(At least) 100,000 on the streets in Berlin now pic.twitter.com/Dpr9CxXNrC
— Elliot Douglas (@ElliotDee) February 27, 2022
In Estonia, a large number of individuals assembled in the capital Tallinn on Saturday to demonstrate show against the conflict. As indicated by police, more than 30,000 individuals were on the streets on Saturday.
President Alar Karis told the group that the assault was “incomprehensible, silly and horrendous” and he encouraged individuals to “open the spirits and entryways of Estonia to Ukrainian displaced people.”
Demonstrations additionally occurred in Switzerland where a few thousand emerged to denounce the Kremlin over its animosity. Dissenters additionally pointed at the central government in Bern for not completely joining the European Union’s approvals against Russia.
As reported in the later stage of the Russia Ukraine war, EU takes up serious measures against Russia.