Concert for Ukraine raises millions for humanitarian effort

[spankmypirate]

A televised concert fundraising money for the humanitarian appeal in Ukraine has raised more than £11 million so far.https://t.co/BeDkz6U9eA
- ITV News (@itvnews) March 29, 2022
Yesterday, a concert featuring artists such as Camila Cabello, Ed Sheeran and Paloma Faith was held to raise funds for Ukraine in light of the ongoing invasion by Russian

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[akty52]

Is there any French users could verify this?

In France, 52% of the people believe Russia's side in the war.
- Mary Lou says: The USA needs regime change (@DELETETRUMP9) March 30, 2022

[irajaxon]

wow, that is a bold stat to just put up without a source. is this what twitter really is like? jeez.

[just444]

there are a bunch of weird polls going around today

Young Americans were the most likely to say they sympathised more with Russia (10%), compared with 6% in France and just 1% in Britain https://t.co/D2K92gvUCL
- The Economist (@TheEconomist) March 30, 2022

[tanglespiders]

well, of some random troll farm anarcho-fascist says it, it must be true!

https://www.ifop.com/publication/observatoire-reboot-de-linformation-et-du-raisonnement-critique-desinformation-et-populisme-a-lheure-de-la-crise-sanitaire-et-de-la-guerre-en-ukraine/

10% of French people believe that Ukraine is run by Nazis, 22% think that Russia was acting out of security concerns, and 23% think that Russian-speaking Ukrainians would support Russia (which is a bit different from the first two, since it’s questioning the loyalty of Russian-speakers.) The opinions were highly correlated with being right-wing, antivaxx, and believing in conspiracy theories. And about 2/3 of French people support the ban on RT and Sputnik propaganda, which basically aligns with only the first two being pro-Russia takes.

[fart]

euh… non