Burned cars in the war-torn Ukraine touch paint!

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A touch of paint on the burnt car. As if trying to bring life back to the ruins. This fine craftsmanship takes place in the city of Ipin, Ukraine.

In the military operation of the Russian forces that started in Ukraine last February 24, houses and roads have been damaged. State and private vehicles are not left out.

 

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This time, a group of artists from Ukraine and the United States are doing a great job of making sunflowers on those useless cars. Their exceptional initiative is aimed at supporting war-torn Ukrainians and working to rehabilitate the affected areas.

While painting, an artist said, "The main purpose of this project is to collect money for the people of Ukraine. We want to sell these and use the money to repair the various cities. We are paying tribute to those who died in this war."

A woman artist said, "Thank you to those who came forward with this work. We sympathize with those who lost people to them. This artwork will give you hope to live. It will give you courage to win the war."

The lives of Ukrainians have been disrupted by the military operation of the Russian forces for more than 5 months. Many have already left the country. And to free those who remain from their inhuman life, different religious organizations often organize different organizations.

By painting sunflowers, it is understood that when a little bit of sunlight comes into a dark world, it lights up that world, similarly these artists are bringing hope to the hearts of war-stricken people by painting these pictures. Basically, their initiative is to provide courage and strength in the minds of Ukrainians. This is what I like very much. I pray that Ukrainians can return to their homelands soon and go back to their old lives. I pray for peace and blessings for those who died in the war.

Hope everyone is doing well and staying healthy. And pray for the Ukrainians that Russia will withdraw their military operations as soon as possible. Thanks everyone for reading my post.