Homeless Ukrainian refuge in Pavlograd Consort Hall is in danger

Last Updated:February 04, 2025, 20:55 IST

Russia Ukraine War: It has been more than three years since Russia and Ukraine, but so far it has not been achieved. Meanwhile, an order of Donald Trump has created panic in Ukraine.

Trump’s order for millions of Ukraine has become a curse. (File photo)

Kyiv. A concert hall is full of people in Pavlograd, Eastern Ukraine and the bed is placed on the stage. The sobs of the local people, who have been homeless due to the war that Ukraine’s war with Russia has been going on for almost three years, is being heard in place of music in the hall.

The Russian army has recently taken the towns and villages of the area under its grip. The Pavlograd Consort Hall has been converted into a temporary center for such local citizens, where the people running away from constant Russian bombing are taking shelter.

Katrina Odraha (83) said, “Everything is good here. There is a place for food, heat and bathing. ” Katrina has also seen the round when her village was occupied by Nazi German during World War II. But this refuge may now be in danger. It costs US $ 7,000 per month to run this shelter home and 60 percent of its expenses are being met by the US funds sent to help Ukraine.

The impact of the decision taken by President Donald Trump to postpone the humanitarian assistance provided by the US for other countries last week was felt in many countries. This decision also includes this asylum located a few kilometers from the advance front in eastern Ukraine.

Thousands of American funding human, development and security programs immediately stopped with Trump’s decision. Its results are being felt around the world. Illia Novicov, coordinator of the transit center here, run by the Paramarth organization ‘Relief Coordination Center’, said, “This news was suddenly and unexpected. At this time, we do not know what will happen in the future. “