In the early hours of Thursday, Russia declared war on Ukraine. In the wake of Russia’s invasion, many people have left the country in search of safety, and many people have died.
In the midst of ongoing difficulties, Hollywood celebrities expressed their solidarity with Ukraine’s innocent citizens and opposed the conflict.
Mark Ruffalo took to Twitter to extend his thoughts and prayers to the people of Ukraine.
“Sending love and prayers to all innocent people in Ukraine, Russia, and Europe who are caught up in this tragic and toxic period of asymmetrical violence and devastation, particularly the youth,” he said.
He said, “You have done nothing to earn this depravity and terrible show.”
Angelina Jolie, in an Instagram post, also expressed her worry and support.
The actress portraying Maleficent commented, “As many of you are, I am praying for the Ukrainian people.” My emphasis, together with that of my @refugees colleagues, is on ensuring the protection and fundamental human rights of people displaced and refugees in the area. “
“We have already received reports of casualties and residents fleeing their houses in search of protection. While it is too early to predict what will happen, the importance of this moment-for the Ukrainian people and for international justice-cannot be exaggerated. The actress, 46, ended her remark.
Celebrities are making their case for help and giving information about Ukraine’s current state.
In a tweet, Jared Leto, who portrayed the Joker in The Suicide Squad, shared his worry as well.
“To my Ukrainian friends and family, my heart hurts that this war has grown to such a destructive level,” he wrote. Please use extreme caution and stay as safe as possible. I’m thinking about you and your family at this hectic and difficult time.
Kylie Jenner responded to the crisis in her Instagram storey, writing, “May God protect the Ukrainian people.” My prayers and thoughts are with you.”
If I could call upon the abilities of a real-life # Peacemaker, I believe now would be an excellent moment to do so, “actor-wrestler John Cena tweeted.
Priyanka Chopra, Ashton Kutcher, Khloe Kardashian, Cardi B, and Stephen King were among the celebrities that spoke out in support of Ukraine’s people.
