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Mayor, dignitaries raise Ukrainian flag in support of embattled country in Lower Manhattan

By Dean Moses Posted on March 24, 2022
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Mayor Eric Adams joined Ukrainian Consulate General Oleksii Holubov for a ceremonial act of support in Bowling Green Wednesday afternoon amid the ongoing war in the sovereign Eastern European country.

Hundreds of Ukrainian New Yorkers surrounded Broadway and Morris Street on March 23 to witness Adams and Holubov raise both the star spangled banner and Ukrainian colors in unison. A symbolic show of support, the flags were promised to be flown side by side until the battle ends.

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