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A 12-year-old Ukrainian refugee scored the winning goal for Shakhtar Donetsk on Thursday after coming onto the pitch with just a minute to go in the team’s charity match against Lechia.
THE HAGUE, Netherlands: Until a few days ago, Volodymyr Musyak was on the front lines defending Ukraine from Russia’s devastating assault on his nation. Now he’s preparing to pick up a bow and arrow in the Invictus Games archery competition. The sporting event for active service personnel and veterans, who are ill, injured or wounded opens Saturday and ends April 22 in this Dutch city that calls itself the global center of peace and justice.
Speaking to FRANCE 24 from Kyiv, Dmytro Kuleba said that Russia had carried out missile strikes on several cities, including the capital, overnight on Friday. He rejected the idea that this was in response to the sinking of the Moskva, Russia's flagship missile cruiser in the Black Sea, saying that Russia did not need a reason since it has been waging war with Ukraine for weeks now.
Ukrainian refugee Dmytro Keda scored the winner for Shakhtar Donetsk in the club's charity match against Lechia Gdansk in Poland. The 12-year-old is a refugee from a Mariupol, one of the most heavily besieged cities in Ukraine.
Ukrainians who just days ago were on the front line defending their country against Russian forces are preparing to take part in the Invictus Games.
The Ministry of Youth and Sports says the Ukrainian national team will compete at the Invictus Games in the Netherlands.
With the invasion of Ukraine still causing havoc to people's lives and more than 10 million fleeing the country, we want to hear your thoughts on whether you would host a Ukrainian refugee.