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With the Football World Cup only a couple of months away, footballer & Polish national team captain Robert Lewandowski pledged his support to Ukraine against the Russian invasion of their neighbours.
Lewandowski, who met Ukrainian legend Andriy Shevchenko in Warsaw, was gifted a captain's armband bearing the blue-yellow flag colours. 
The 2-time FIFA World Player of the Year will take the armband to the marquee event in Qatar in November.
“It will be an honor for me to carry this captain's armband in the colors of Ukraine to the World Cup," Lewandowski wrote on his Instagram account.
This is not the first time Lewandowski has come out in support of the war-torn nation. Earlier in the year, it was Lewandowski's public stance that led to the boycott of Russia in a World Cup qualification playoffs semifinal scheduled in Warsaw on March 24.
The strong Ukraine-Poland football ties have seen Ukrainian national and club teams play their home games in international events this season at stadiums in Poland.

Ukraine football legend Andriy Shevchenko gifts Lewandowski armband in show of solidarity against Russia

A day before Russian president Vladimir Putin announced his plans of mobilising military, Ukraine football legend Andriy Shevchenko had gifted Robert Lewandowski a captain's armband bearing the Blue-yellow flag colours in a show of solidarity.

Ukraine football legend Andriy Shevchenko gifts Lewandowski armband in show of solidarity

Polish captain Robert Lewandowski will wear an armband bearing Ukrainian colours in a show of support for their neighbours against the Russian invasion.

With the FIFA World Cup only a couple of months away, footballer &amp; Polish national team captain Robert Lewandowski pledged his support to Ukraine against the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/russia-ukraine-war-vladimir-putin-signs-decree-on-partial-mobilization-of-military-1663746501227">Russian invasion of their neighbours.</a>
Lewandowski, who met Ukrainian legend Andriy Shevchenko in Warsaw, was gifted a captain's armband bearing the blue-yellow flag colours.&nbsp;
The 2-time FIFA World Player of the Year will take the armband to the marquee event in Qatar in November.
&ldquo;It will be an honor for me to carry this captain's armband in the colors of Ukraine to the World Cup," Lewandowski wrote on his Instagram account.
This is not the first time Lewandowski has come out in support of the war-torn nation. Earlier in the year, it was Lewandowski's public stance that led to the boycott of Russia in a World Cup qualification playoffs semifinal scheduled in Warsaw on March 24.
The strong Ukraine-Poland football ties have seen Ukrainian national and club teams play their home games in international events this season at stadiums in Poland.

French President Emmanuel Macron told world leaders at the UN General Assembly session that Prime Minister Narendra Modi was right when he told Russian President Vladimir Putin that this is not the time for war.
Modi, who met Putin last week on the sidelines of the 22nd meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization in Uzbekistan's Samarkand, had told the Russian leader that "today's era is not of war". He has spoken to Putin several times over the phone regarding this issue and underlined the importance of democracy, diplomacy and dialogue.
"Narendra Modi, the prime minister of India was right when he said the time is not for war. It is not for revenge against the West or for opposing the West against the East. It is the collective time for our sovereign equal states to cope together with challenges we face," Macron said during his address at the General Debate of the 77th Session of the UN General Assembly on Tuesday.
"This is why there's an urgent need to develop a new contract between the north and the south – an effective contract which is respectful for food, for biodiversity, for education. It's no longer time for block thinking but to build a coalition of specific action to reconcile legitimate interests and common goods," he said.
In Samarkand, Putin had told Modi that he knows his "position on the conflict in Ukraine and the concerns that you constantly express".
"We will do our best to make it stop as soon as possible. However, unfortunately, the opposing side, the leadership of Ukraine, announced that it was abandoning the negotiation process and declared that it wants to achieve its goals by military means, 'on the battlefield', as they say. Nevertheless, we will always keep you informed of what is happening there," Putin had said.
At the UNGA session on Tuesday, Macron expressed hope the international community can commit to the reform of the UN Security Council "so that it is more representative, welcome new permanent members and remain able to play its full role by restricting the use of veto in cases of mass crimes".
In his address on the opening day of the General Debate, the French president said "there are countries that have chosen a form of neutrality vis-à-vis this war. Those who are saying that they're non-aligned are wrong. They are making a historic error".
"The combat of the non-aligned movement is a fight for peace. They fought for peace, the sovereignty of states and territorial integrity. Those who are keeping silent today are in a way complicit with a cause of new imperialism, a new order that is trampling over the current order, and there's no peace possible here." "Russia is today seeking to uphold a double standard but the war in Ukraine must not be a conflict that leaves anyone indifferent," Macron said. 

‘PM Modi was…’ : here’s what French Prez Emmanuel Macron said on Modi’s message to Putin 

In Samarkand, Putin had told Modi that he knows his "position on the conflict in Ukraine and the concerns that you constantly express".

French President Emmanuel Macron told world leaders at the UN General Assembly session that Prime Minister Narendra Modi was right when he told Russian President Vladimir Putin that this is not the time for war.
Modi, who met Putin last week on the sidelines of the 22nd meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization in Uzbekistan's Samarkand, had told the Russian leader that "today's era is not of war". He has spoken to Putin several times over the phone regarding this issue and underlined the importance of democracy, diplomacy and dialogue.
"Narendra Modi, the prime minister of India was right when he said the time is not for war. It is not for revenge against the West or for opposing the West against the East. It is the collective time for our sovereign equal states to cope together with challenges we face," Macron said during his address at the General Debate of the 77th Session of the UN General Assembly on Tuesday.
"This is why there's an urgent need to develop a new contract between the north and the south &ndash; an effective contract which is respectful for food, for biodiversity, for education. It's no longer time for block thinking but to build a coalition of specific action to reconcile legitimate interests and common goods," he said.
In Samarkand, Putin had told Modi that he knows his "position on the conflict in Ukraine and the concerns that you constantly express".
"We will do our best to make it stop as soon as possible. However, unfortunately, the opposing side, the leadership of Ukraine, announced that it was abandoning the negotiation process and declared that it wants to achieve its goals by military means, 'on the battlefield', as they say. Nevertheless, we will always keep you informed of what is happening there," Putin had said.
At the UNGA session on Tuesday, Macron expressed hope the international community can commit to the reform of the UN Security Council "so that it is more representative, welcome new permanent members and remain able to play its full role by restricting the use of veto in cases of mass crimes".
In his address on the opening day of the General Debate, the French president said "there are countries that have chosen a form of neutrality vis-&agrave;-vis this war. Those who are saying that they're non-aligned are wrong. They are making a historic error".
"The combat of the non-aligned movement is a fight for peace. They fought for peace, the sovereignty of states and territorial integrity. Those who are keeping silent today are in a way complicit with a cause of new imperialism, a new order that is trampling over the current order, and there's no peace possible here." "Russia is today seeking to uphold a double standard but the war in Ukraine must not be a conflict that leaves anyone indifferent," Macron said.&nbsp;
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No fans in the stadium, bomb shelters in place and Russian threat looming large - that's how the Ukrainian Premier League (UPL) made its return on Tuesday, six months after it was stopped because of the war.Shakhtar Donetsk & Metalist Kharkiv played out a 0-0 draw in an empty Olympic stadium in Kiev. The first day of the new season coincided with Ukraine's Day of National Flag.The symbolism was clear when players from both sides, along with the match officials, walked onto the pitch draped in national flags. Some players in fact couldn't even hold back tears when a Ukrainian soldier ceremonially kicked off the match.Military personnel were also present at the stadium, ready to evacuate players and officials to bomb shelters in case of impending air strikes.President Volodymyr Zelensky who addressed those present at the stadium through the big screen deemed the return of football as an act of defiance.For now, the UPL matches will be played behind closed doors in Kyiv, its outskirts, and in two provinces near the country's Western border, away from the battlefront.Also read: Manchester United stun Liverpool

Football makes an emotional return to war-torn Ukraine

6-months after the Ukrainian Premier League was stopped due to the war with Russia, top-flight football made an emotional return to the war-torn nation on Tuesday.


Military personnel were also present at the stadium, ready to evacuate players and officials to bomb shelters in case of impending air strikes.

No fans in the stadium, bomb shelters in place and Russian threat looming large - that's how the Ukrainian Premier League (UPL) made its return on Tuesday, six months after it was stopped because of the war. Shakhtar Donetsk &amp; Metalist Kharkiv played out a 0-0 draw in an empty Olympic stadium in Kiev. The first day of the new season coincided with Ukraine's Day of National Flag. The symbolism was clear when players from both sides, along with the match officials, walked onto the pitch draped in national flags. Some players in fact couldn't even hold back tears when a Ukrainian soldier ceremonially kicked off the match. Military personnel were also present at the stadium, ready to evacuate players and officials to bomb shelters in case of impending air strikes. President Volodymyr Zelensky who addressed those present at the stadium through the big screen deemed the return of football as an act of defiance. For now, the UPL matches will be played behind closed doors in Kiev, its outskirts, and in two provinces near the country's Western border, away from the battlefront. Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/epl-manchester-united-stun-arch-rivals-liverpool-2-1-in-hard-fought-contest-1661205997318">Manchester United stun Liverpool</a>

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