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Make noise for Ukraine - honk your horns on 24 August
The UK government, NATO and Ukraine are leading an international campaign to Make Noise For Ukraine on Ukrainian Independence Day.
Show your support for Ukrainian Independence Day by making some noise like playing an instrument, singing a song, chanting, clapping, stomping your feet, honking your car horn, or another fun innovative way to show your support!
On 24 August, The UK government, NATO and Ukraine would like you to make as much noise as possible to voice our loud and defiant support for the people of Ukraine and celebrate the way of life that they are fighting to defend.
Post a video of yourself or your friends making noise for Ukraine and cheering the message ‘Slava Ukraini’ or ‘Glory to Ukraine’ on social media with the hashtag #MakeNoiseForUkraine.
Share Ukrainian Independence Day content posted on the Ministry of Defence Facebook, X, Instagram and LinkedIn channels, and on the HM Armed Forces Facebook channel.
The UK government, NATO and Ukraine want to show that UK society and communities across the country support the global effort to stand with Ukraine. Think about how your organisation could make a bold, defiant statement in support of Ukraine using the resources available.
Please post a video of your organisation making noise for Ukraine on social media on 24 August 2024 using the hashtag #MakeNoiseForUkraine.
Download digital assets for your campaign here.
Published On: 22/08/2024 14:00:00
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