Ukraine's First Lady Advocates for a Resilient Next Generation Amid War

Ukraine's First Lady, Olena Zelenska, emphasizes the necessity for Ukrainian children to see themselves as 'winners' despite the ongoing war. During a visit to a rehabilitation camp in Uzhhorod, she stressed the moral and strategic importance of nurturing young minds. Zelenska, who has become an international ambassador for Ukraine, is actively involved in various initiatives to support displaced families and children affected by the war.

Ukraine's First Lady, Olena Zelenska, called on children to view themselves as 'winners' amid the war. During a visit to a rehabilitation camp in Uzhhorod, she highlighted the importance of nurturing young minds for Ukraine's future.

Zelenska, sporting a casual look, blended into the camp's activities, engaging in art therapy sessions with children affected by the war. She is actively involved in various initiatives to support displaced families and Ukrainian children.

Her foundation, funded by foreign donations, collaborates with charities to mitigate trauma among young Ukrainians. Zelenska emphasized the need to hold Russia accountable for deporting Ukrainian children, marking it as crucial for achieving a true victory in the conflict.

(With inputs from agencies.)