Eurovision: Russia Bombs Ukrainian City Of Ternopil, Hometown Of Singing Act Tvorchi Featured In Contest

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The hometown of the Ukrainian act Tvorchi representing their country at Eurovision was bombed by Russia moments before they took the stage. According to an Instagram post shared by the duo, the wes…

Related StoryAccording to BBC, the chief of the regional state administration Volodymyr Trush, confirmed there were two people injured in the attack.

The British ambassador to Ukraine shared a message on Twitter saying, “Meanwhile, this #Eurovision night Ukraine is under another Russian missile attack. Reminder that the reason why [Ukraine] could not host this event is because [Russia] continues to invade and the people of [Ukraine] live in continuing danger.night Ukraine is under another Russian missile attack.

Tvorchi 🇺🇦 def win the prize for graphics. The staging was brilliant. And poignant as their university home town of Ternopil was targeted by 🇷🇺 missiles this eve.Must Read Stories

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