Mohammad Zahur helped buy two jets for the Ukrainian Air Force.
Pakistani tycoon Mohammad Zahur, former publisher Kiev postAs Russia continues its offensive in the Eastern European country, it has reportedly provided fighter jets to Ukraine to help them fight.
Quotes from Ukraine TSN, Newsweek Mr Zahur’s wife, Ukrainian singer Kamalia Zahur, reported that her husband and other wealthy friends were silently helping Ukraine in the war against Russia. She said her husband helped buy two jets for the Ukrainian Air Force.
“(Mohammed) gave me the green light to say this. Because they have hidden these [actions]. They gave Ukraine two fighter jets and helped Ukraine, “he said, according to media outlets.
Also read | Russia says about 600 Ukrainian fighters have surrendered in Mariupol
It should be noted that since the beginning of the Russia-Ukraine war, Mr. Zahur, who has lived in Ukraine and was the former owner of a Ukrainian newspaper. Kiev post, Is urging to ensure the safe evacuation of Ukrainian citizens. The Pakistani-born British businessman is reportedly trying to raise funds and help evacuate refugees in the UK and other parts of Europe. Such as NewsweekHe continued to meet with the head of state and other influential people to ensure a safe passage for Ukrainians.
I’m talking Arab News In March, Mr Zahur called on the people of the world to support and stand by Ukraine as it fights Russian aggression. “I am openly in favor of Ukraine because after seeing it [reports from] Western, Ukrainian and Russian media, I can see and decide who is telling the truth. This is while speaking for Ukraine for all, otherwise every big country is going to swallow its neighbor, “he said.
Also read | The United Nations has called on Ukraine to release grain amid the global food crisis
Meanwhile, Ukraine’s resistance to Russian-occupied territory continues. Although Moscow has said it is engaged in a “special military operation” to disarm and “exclude” its neighbor, the West and Kyiv have called it a false pretext for attack. But Russian forces continue their main offensive, trying to occupy more territory in the eastern Donbass region, which Moscow claims is in favor of separatists.
According to Reuters, Russian and Russian-backed forces still control a region of Ukraine that borders Greece along the Azov Sea and the Black Sea, and borders Russia to the east of Ukraine. But in the last two weeks, Russian forces have been driven out of the area around the northeastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv.
