The publication writes that the Scottish stopped the car at the Russian consulate in Edinburgh. He is angry that Russia is still working after 10 months of war against Ukraine.
In Edinburgh, a man named David Fraser started living in his Tesla electric car in solidarity with Ukraine. He stopped the car right in front of the Russian consulate. Edinburgh live writes about it.
David is reportedly the father of five children. His car is painted in the colors of the Ukrainian flag and has the words “Free Ukraine” on the side.
The publication writes that the man worked as a business consultant and a truck driver. He is extremely dissatisfied with the fact that the Russian consulate is still operating in the city. He hopes he can continue to raise awareness among the people of Edinburgh about what is happening in Ukraine and beyond.
The publication also writes that the man occasionally turns on Ukrainian music, organizes a light show to attract more attention.
According to David, he was in Ukraine in 1997. Since February 24, when Russian troops invaded Ukraine, it returns to Ukraine every 4-6 weeks and delivers vehicles that can be used at the front.
“I joined Cars For Ukraine when the war started – they supply cars to the army. We help convert cars from the UK into military vehicles,” he said.
According to David, the “life” of the machine on the battlefield is about 10 days. He also said that the police spoke to him several times but only asked if he was okay.
The publication writes that local residents encouraged David, and some allowed him to wash at home. A Ukrainian woman also brought him food.
“I don’t know when I’ll be done with this. I cut costs as much as I can and the neighbors I know let me take a shower,” said David.
He stated that he only slept about five hours a night in the car. According to him, Ukrainian society treats him well. Despite the snowfall and cooling in Edinburgh, it remains in front of the Russian consulate.
Previously Focus He wrote that the survey shows how Ukrainians view victory in the war against Russia. According to the survey, 93% of respondents do not doubt Ukraine’s victory. And most citizens believe that peace talks with Moscow are impossible even to save lives.
It was also reported that Ukrainian refugees told how to celebrate Christmas in the UK. Many Ukrainians, who left because of the war, decided to celebrate Christmas according to Western traditions. Forced refugees hope they can return to Ukraine next year.
Source: Focus
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