The Ukrainian Embassy in Israel referred in a statement to the wars being fought by Israel and Ukraine, and said that these are "difficult days for everyone who has to deal with terrorists."
'We need to fight together'
The Ukrainian Embassy in Israel referred in a statement to the wars being fought by Israel and Ukraine, and said that these are "difficult days for everyone who has to deal with terrorists."
According to the embassy: "At the same time as Israel is dealing with Hamas, the Russian side of the axis of evil also continues its terrorist activities. We need to fight together against those who think it is legitimate to harm innocent citizens. We must unite against terrorism."
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