Marking Three Years Since Russia’s War Against Ukraine: A Photo Exhibition in Botswana
A photo exhibition marking the third anniversary of the Russian-Ukrainian war was launched on February 24, 2025, in Botswana. The event aims to highlight the ongoing nature of the conflict and the unyielding resilience of Ukraine. European Union representatives reinforced the need for global support for a lasting peace.
On February 24, 2025, a photo exhibition commemorating three years since the commencement of Russia’s full-scale war against Ukraine was inaugurated at the National Museum of Botswana. This event was organized by the Ukrainian Embassy in Botswana with support from the German Embassy and the Delegation of the European Union. The exhibition serves as a reminder that the conflict continues, justice remains elusive, and Ukrainian resilience endures.
Attendees of the exhibition’s opening included government officials, members of the diplomatic community, media, and local citizens. European Union Ambassador to Botswana and SADC, Ms. Petra Pereyra, emphasized that the war in Ukraine transcends regional boundaries, representing a critical moment for the global order. This context underscores the exhibition’s goal of maintaining international attention on Ukraine’s pursuit of a fair and lasting peace, aligned with Ukraine’s peace formula.
The exhibition held in Botswana serves as a critical reminder of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, stressing the importance of international support and solidarity. It reframes the war not just as a national issue but as a global concern, vital for maintaining order and peace worldwide. The event reinforces the continuous need for justice and resilience in the face of adversity.
Original Source: www.eeas.europa.eu
