World stars, including Barbra Streisand, Sean Penn, Imagine Dragons, Timothy Snyder and others, called on the U.S. Congress to approve military aid for Ukraine.
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Many famous personalities of world culture, including singer Barbra Streisand, actor Sean Penn, Imagine Dragons, astronaut Scott Kelly and others signed a letter calling on the US Congress to support Ukraine in its fight against russian aggression.
They noted that Ukrainians are fighting not only for their own statehood, but also for peace and freedom around the world.
Ukrainians are also fighting for our security and the freedom of everyone. By resisting the russian dictatorship, they are showing that democracy can defend itself. By defending their borders, they are protecting the international order and containing chaos. By fighting russia alone, they are protecting Europe. By showing how difficult offensive operations are, Ukrainians are reducing the likelihood of a Chinese war in the Pacific. By waging a conventional war against a nuclear power, they reduce the likelihood of nuclear proliferation and nuclear war
The stars emphasized that "if Ukraine is defeated," the world will be in a lawless environment.
If russia breaks through, it will be our fault. And then we will realize what we have lost. Everything Ukraine does for us can be reversed. If Ukraine fails, we will find ourselves in a much more dangerous world. It will be a world where we can expect war in Europe and war in Asia. A world in which russia can cut off the food supply to the Middle East and Africa that Ukraine is currently supplying. A world without rules and a world full of nuclear weapons.
Therefore, in order to protect ourselves and the state that is fighting for freedom for the whole world, we should immediately help Ukraine.
Ukraine can defend itself and ensure stability in the world.
This week, Congress is back in session. Time is short, and new dangers can come very quickly. Together, we urge Congress to do the right thing - now. Please support Ukraine