Touching moment Ukrainian girl beams with delight as volunteers sing Happy Birthday as she travels to Poland on her eighth birthday
- Volunteers congratulated the girl on her birthday when she got from Ukraine to Poland
- The girl, Camilia, smiled brightly as she was serenaded on her eighth birthday.
- Video of touching scenes as Putin continues to bomb Ukraine
It’s a touching moment when a group of volunteers wished a Ukrainian girl a happy birthday as she crossed the border into Poland.
Despite the horrific events taking place in her homeland, a girl named Camilia beamed with delight when she was serenaded on her eighth birthday.
Chants “Hip-hip-hooray!” called after the singing stopped before the girl hugged a man in a reflective jacket.
It’s a touching moment when a group of volunteers wished a Ukrainian girl a happy birthday as she crossed the border into Poland.
Ukrainian refugees wait to be registered at a German Red Cross counter after arriving in Stuttgart in southern Germany.
Around a group of volunteers and singing people you can see tents and boxes with things.
In another epic attempt to escape war-torn Ukraine, an 11-year-old boy named Hasan Pisecka made the 600-mile journey alone to neighboring Slovakia.
He did it with just a plastic bag, a passport and a phone number written on his hand in a story that caught the world’s attention.
Despite the horrific events taking place in her homeland, the girl was still able to maintain a bright smile on her eighth birthday.
Hassan, 11, boarded a train westward to the border with Slovakia, where he was spotted by officials who noticed his “smile, fearlessness and determination worthy of a real hero.”
Helping him get to the other side, the boy’s relatives received a phone call and came to pick him up.
While these stories lifted spirits during the tragedy, President Joe Biden stepped up efforts as well.
It happened both in terms of his actions and words against Russia when Biden finally called Putin a war criminal for the first time.
The US President also promised to send $800 million worth of military equipment.
His pledge of support is meant to bolster Ukraine’s military action, which, according to the US, has already killed, wounded, or captured 28,000 Russian soldiers.