Residents of Bucha once again took part in the Voices of Silence rally to remind people of prisoners of war and the missing and to support their families. Car convoys from the Irpin and Smila communities joined the rally.

This was reported by Bucha City Council.

Participants arrived with flags, and passing drivers showed their support by sounding their horns.

The communities exchanged symbols of solidarity. The guests presented Bucha with a flag and in return received the Bucha community flag and a solidarity chain, a yellow and blue ribbon bearing the names of local prisoners of war and missing people.

According to the city council, the Smila community travels to different towns and communities to bring people together. Now the solidarity chain from Bucha will travel on with it, so that the names of local people are heard in other Ukrainian cities too.

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The solidarity chain with the names of prisoners of war and the missingPhoto: Bucha City Council
The solidarity chain with the names of prisoners of war and the missing
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As a reminder, a day earlier families of prisoners of war and missing people from the Irpin community met Dmytro Usov, secretary of the Coordination Headquarters.

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