Thousands of families leave Ukraine to save their lives from the bombs. This is the case of Susana Alimivna Jamaladinova, known by the stage name of Jamala, who had to leave her house in Kiev and drive with her children in the direction of Belarus.
“On the evening of the 24th we left Kiev with the children, we spent almost 4 days in the car, at unscheduled stops, completely without food,” the singer recounts in an Instagram message.
The distance between Kiev and the Russian border is around 170 kilometers away, in which he has been sharing what was happening to them along the way. She has taken them four daysbecause there were times when they barely advanced 2 kilometers in 4 hours.
In the text that accompanies the photograph, it says that he would like it to be a bad dream: “I want to wake up and hear that everything is a ‘Don’t look up’ movie.” In addition, he laments that there are millions of women and children who are abandoning everything, leaving their husbands and fathers, who stay behind to defend Ukraine.
“Ukraine is huge, beautiful and so devastatingly independent! Yes, I think that’s the key. They can’t take away our freedom of expression!” the singer cries. She also remembers the civilian victims, the women locked in the cellars under the bombs.
“I don’t understand this bloody terror!” he adds. But he shows his confidence in the Ukrainian president, Valodymyr Zelensky, in the army of his country and in the brave and strong Ukrainian men and women.
“We will win! Ukraine must not be silenced! Ukraine cannot be defeated!” Jamala calls on Russians to boycott her government and thanks Belarus for letting Ukrainians fleeing bombs through.
His song protests at Eurovision
The artist won Eurovision with the song ‘1944’. A topic about the deportation of thousands of Crimean Tatars, which violated Russia in 2016.
Source: Lasexta
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