Dozens of people participated in a demonstration in Cluj-Napoca to commemorate four years since the Russian invasion in Ukraine.

On Tuesday, in Cluj-Napoca, dozens of people commemorated four years since the Russian invasion of Ukraine through a demonstration organized by the Cluj branch of the Association of Ukrainian Youth in Romania, in Union Square. Participants carried flags of Ukraine, Romania, and the European Union, as well as banners with messages of solidarity and calls to action, such as "Peace in Romania goes through Ukraine" and "Stop Putin." Speakers emphasized the importance of solidarity in the context of Russian aggression, stating that Romania, having the experience of occupation, must support Ukraine not only through declarations but also through actions. Vasile Ruscovan, a representative of a support association for the Ukrainian community, highlighted that Ukraine defends not only its own independence but also the democracy and security of Europe.