Iconic landmarks glowed blue and yellow as Russia continued to attack Ukraine.
on Friday evening, iconic landmarks around the world displayed the colors of the Eastern European nation's flag.
The Empire State Building is lit in the colors of the flag of Ukraine in New York City on Feb. 25, 2022 as seen from Jersey City, New Jersey.As explosions and gunfire dominated the skyline of Kyiv on Friday, other international cities showed their support by displaying blue and yellow lights. From New York City's Empire State Building to Paris' Eiffel Tower, the world's most iconic landmarks took a stance against Russia's unprovoked attack on the European democracy.
The colors of the Ukrainian flag are shown on the London Eye on Feb. 25, 2022, in solidarity with the people of Ukraine following Russia's invasion of the country.And in London's Trafalgar Square, Nelson's Column glowed with the colors of the Ukrainian flag as well.Dominic Lipinski - PA Images / PA Images via Getty Imagesand is calling upon Ukrainians to fight for the country.
“The fate of Ukraine is being decided now,” Zelenskyy said on social media. “Special attention is on Kyiv — we should not lose the capital. The enemy will use all the possible forces they have to break our resistance. They will be mean and hard. Tonight they will begin a full scale storm.”Nicolò Campo / LightRocket via Getty Images
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