Born in Ukraine, Mila Kunis and her husband Ashton Kutcher pledged 3 3 million in aid

Ukrainian-born American actress Mila Kumis has agreed with herhusband Ashton Kutcher to provide 30 3 million in refugee and humanitarian aid to Ukraine.
The events in Ukraine are devastating. "There is no place in the world for this kind of unjust attack on humanity," Mila Kunis said in a video clip posted on her husband's official social media accounts.
"So Ashton and I decided to donate up to 3 3 million in an effort to raise 30 million."

Born in Ukraine, Mila Kunis and her husband Ashton Kutcher pledged 3 3 million in aid

He was born in 1983 in the southwestern Ukrainian city of Chernivtsi and moved to the United States in 1991.
I've been sitting with Kutcher ... but I'm no more proud to be in Ukraine today," Mila Kunis said in the video.
Kutcher added, "I have never been more proud of marrying a Ukrainian woman. The two actors got married in 2015.
"The biggest challenge right now is logistics. We need housing, we need equipment and resources in the area.
According to their GoFundMe page, the Hollywood couple has raised about ً 15 million from their 30 30 million goal so far this week.
Ukraine is resisting, one word after another
The UN High Commissioner for Refugees said this week that one million people had been displaced from Ukraine since the fighting began and many more had been internally displaced.
The UN High Commissioner for Refugees, Filippo Grande, said on Thursday that "I have been working on the refugee emergency for almost 40 years and have rarely seen such a rapid mass exodus."
According to UN figures, more than half of Ukrainian refugees have fled to Poland and other neighboring countries, such as Hungary, Moldova, Romania and Slovakia.

"International solidarity was moving forward," Grandi added. "But nothing, nothing, can't replace the need to silence guns." To make negotiations and diplomacy a success. "




The money raised by the couple will be donated through Flexport.org, which arranges supplies and equipment for refugees in Poland, Romania, Hungary, Slovakia and Moldova, and through Airbnb.org, which is short. Offers free services over time. Shelter for refugees fleeing Ukraine
Airbnb, the online marketplace for home and holiday rentals, has announced that it will suspend all operations in Russia and Belarus, co-founder and CEO Brian Chesky tweeted on Thursday. Earlier this week, Cesky also said on Twitter that "people are booking Airbnbs in Ukraine where they do not intend to stay just to help hosts."
He added that the US-based company was working with hosts on "100,000 refugees who have fled Ukraine for free".
Airbnb promises free accommodation to 100,000 Ukrainian refugees
"The people of Ukraine are strong and brave," Mila Kunis said in the video. Help us. "
Actress Reese Witherspoon commented on Kutcher's post, "Donate now!".
Other famous couples have also pledged money during the crisis, including actor Ryan Reynolds and his wife Blake Lively, who have said they will donate مل 1 million to help refugees fleeing Ukraine. Will do.

 Mila Kunis and her husband 

Soccer star David Beckham and his wife Victoria have also asked the public to donate to help children in conflict.

They are joined by celebrity couple Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lyle, who earlier this week pledged up to 1 million people to help displaced Ukrainians. Ukrainian-born actress Mila Kunis Jovovich also took to Instagram to express her pain at the Russian invasion of her homeland: she cannot be raised. The endless fascination of imperialism. People are always bleeding and shedding tears.
Along with her post, she provided a Google Doc link to various donation sites so that those who want to help and are able to have a way to do so.
Kutcher outlined the measures and what must be done to win Ukraine's support. "The biggest challenge right now is logistics. We need housing, we need equipment and resources in the area," he said. Flexport manages the delivery of essential supplies to refugees in Poland, Romania, Hungary, Slovakia and Moldova, while Airbnb offers free short-term accommodation for Ukrainian refugees, the couple wrote in their letter to him. Meanwhile, the Knesset has called Putin's attacks on Ukraine "devastating."
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The couple's goal is to raise $30 million through their GoFundMe page, which will contribute to refugee relief and additional humanitarian efforts for displaced Ukrainians. If you'd like to help and donate, you can click the link to the couple's GoFundMe page.

Born in Ukraine, Mila Kunis and her husband Ashton Kutcher pledged 3 3 million in aid