Meaningful colors of the First Lady of Ukraine at war

The first lady of Ukraine, Olena Zelenska, is currently on a visit to the United States, where she has become the center of public and private attention.

Olena can be seen dressed in the colors used for military uniforms. A similar color has been adopted by her husband, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, since the beginning of the Russian military operation.

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According to Al-Arabiya.net, the First Lady of Ukraine met with the US Secretary of State Antony Blanken on the first day of her visit to America. For the occasion, she donned a classic military green dress, the same color her husband has worn since the start of Russia’s war against Ukraine.

Olena accessorized her dress with golden brooches in the shape of a trident, the symbol of Ukraine. There is also the symbol of the cross, which the former president of Ukraine had previously adopted on his military uniforms on several occasions.

In her message to the US Congress, she gave the impression that she wanted to express her active role in countering Russian aggression against Ukraine through this scene.

Olena studied construction engineering but worked as a screenwriter. Her husband, who is now the President of Ukraine, was a comedian.

She performed her duties as First Lady of Ukraine with great responsibility before and during the war. As for his visit to the US, he is accompanied by a small delegation, which means the visit is unofficial.

She met US First Lady Jill Biden on Tuesday and today she will also meet members of the US Congress.

Tuesday’s visit to the White House was not the first meeting between Olena Zelenska and Jill Biden. In May, over Mother’s Day weekend, Jill Biden made an unannounced visit to Ukraine and met with Olena as well as Ukrainian refugees in Uzhhorod, a town on the border with Slovakia.

At the start of their private meeting, Jill Biden recalled the ‘sorrow and pain’ of the war zone and told Elena that her team was working on ways to support the mental health of mothers and children forced to flee their homes in the UK. Is.

Earlier on Tuesday, Olena visited the new Victims of Communism Museum in Washington to accept a human rights award from the people of Ukraine. In remarks at the museum, he noted that there were three portraits of Ukrainian dissidents who had been tortured or deported for ‘questioning Stalin’s cult’. He compared them to some of the atrocities inflicted on Ukrainians over the past five months as a result of Russia’s invasion.

At the beginning of the war, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said that his family was the main target of Russian soldiers. In a rare joint interview with him in May, Olena said that she and her two children did not see Zelinsky for two and a half months after the war began, as he took refuge in an undisclosed location.

‘Our family was broken up like every other family in Ukraine,’ Olena said then.