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Dorset man injured in Ukraine calls for continued support for civilians
['Erin Rhodes']
Bournemouth Echo | News
Now recovering with support from the Ukrainian charity Superhumans Center, Eddy attended the launch of Three Second Goodbye, a campaign highlighting the risks faced by ordinary Ukrainians and the toll of landmines and explosives.
The event is part of a wider campaign ‘Ukraine: Defending Freedom’ which was launched in London in July and celebrates the strength and resilience of Ukrainians affected by war.
Jean Oelwang, Founding CEO Virgin Unite & Superhumans Ambassador, said: “For most of us, three seconds is the time we take to decide whether a social media post is worth our attention.
"This campaign is a stark reminder that for most Ukrainians these days, life and death are often just seconds apart.
“We urge as many people as possible to come along and record your 3 second goodbye.”