As Russian Forces Continue The Invasion, Ukrainian Couple Cements Their Love & Ties The Knot In A Bomb Shelter
The couple tied the knot in a bomb shelter in Ukraine's Odesa even as Russian forces continue missile attacks and shelling in parts of the country. Here are some pictures from the wedding.
A Ukrainian couple got married in a bomb shelter as Russian forces continued shelling and launched a full-scale invasion in the country.
Despite the smoke and the sound of sirens in the air, the couple made sure they found a glimmer of happiness in these tough times.
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A Belarusian media organisation shared pictures from the wedding ceremony that showed the newlywed couple Klevets and Natalia Vladislava surrounded by their loved ones as they tied the knot.
In the post, the bride holds flowers in her hands, while the groom signs documents while wearing his uniform. The couple is also seen having a little celebration as people near them hold bread loaves. "Meanwhile, a marriage registration took place in a bomb shelter in #Odesa," the caption of the Twitter post read.
Meanwhile, a marriage registration took place in a bomb shelter in #Odesa. pic.twitter.com/xAi8ktCxfE
¡ª NEXTA (@nexta_tv) March 3, 2022
After the pictures of this couple getting married amid such a tense situation got viral, people on the internet showered them with love and blessings. Many even hoped that the couple and their children continue living a happy life in free Ukraine.
One user said, "A special moment in extremely difficult times. all the best." Another commented, "Love will always outlast hate."
May God bless them & keep them, & may they go from strength to strength.
¡ª ?¦Ë¦Ç¦Ê¦Ó?/Ink Stained Amazon/Slava Ukraini (@potenspuella) March 3, 2022
Congratulations. I wish them and all Ukrainians the best. Hope your children will grow up in free Ukraine. You deserve it.
¡ª fan of Eden Hazard ????? (@RealuFanka) March 3, 2022
God bless You and all of Ukraine. I wish You and Your children get to leave in a free and prosperous Ukraine??
¡ª WojtekWAW?????? (@tjow700) March 3, 2022
I¡¯m loving the Ukrainian people more every day.
¡ª Chris Ralston (@ChrisRalston12) March 3, 2022
a special moment in extremely difficult times. all the best ??
¡ª MaGoka (@Magoka86573513) March 3, 2022
Love will always outlast hate ???
¡ª ? (@sourodeepclicks) March 3, 2022
Meanwhile, officials in Ukraine confirmed that Russian soldiers had taken over and captured the southern city of Kherson. The city of Kherson fell under Russian control on day 8 of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has also blocked social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter in the country for allegedly spreading fake information regarding the Russian invasion.
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