Key Points
- Four and a half years of war in Ukraine
- Mental and physical exhaustion of the Ukrainian population
- International community's intervention in the humanitarian crisis
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After four and a half years of war in Ukraine, the population is mentally and physically exhausted. Harm Goossens, Director of the Netherlands Red Cross, observes that people in Ukraine can no longer defend themselves against ongoing attacks. 'This situation may be abnormal and frightening for us, but for Ukrainians, it has become the new normal.'
The prolonged war is creating a worrying picture in terms of its humanitarian impact. The continuation of the war is making the living conditions of the Ukrainian people even more difficult.
It is essential to draw the attention of the international community to this humanitarian crisis and contribute to the establishment of peace in Ukraine.
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- How long has the war in Ukraine lasted?
- Four and a half years
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- They are mentally and physically exhausted
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- Intervene in the humanitarian crisis and contribute to the establishment of peace
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