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All around the world, official buildings turned blue and yellow in solidarity with the people of Ukraine.View on euronews
At a tartan workshop in northeast Scotland, one chequered design stands out for its unconventional colours: yellow and royal blue. For a few weeks now, the Great Scot company, a client of the firm, has been weaving its "Ukraine Forever Tartan", to raise funds for victims of the war.
The final Allegro express train from St Petersburg arrives in the Finnish capital, marking the closure of the last rail link between Russia and the EU. Finnish railway operator VR announced on Friday that it was suspending the Allegro service, which since Russia's invasion of Ukraine has been regularly sold-out with Russians eager to get out before Western sanctions make leaving all but impossible. With airspace closures grounding direct flights to Europe, those wishing to leave Russia have turned to flights via Turkey and Belgrade, or to road and rail.
Musicians participate in a flashmob in London's Trafalgar Square to show solidarity with Ukraine. The orchestra, conducted by Russian Petr Limonov, played the Ukrainian national anthem and other classics composed by Ukrainian artists.
People gather with their belongings outside of the train station in the western Ukrainian city of Lviv as Russia's invasion of the country enters its sixth day. IMAGES
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