Jennifer Aniston opens up on painful reality of working “stone’s throw” from Ukraine

Jennifer Aniston opens up on painful reality of working “stone’s throw” from Ukraine

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June 18, 2022

Jennifer Aniston opens up on painful reality of working “stone’s throw” from Ukraine

Jennifer Aniston shared the heartbreaking reality of working in Europe during the Russian invasion in Ukraine.
At the time, she was in Paris, France, filming Murder Mystery 2 with Adam Sander.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy has made numerous appearances to raise awareness of his country’s challenges.

Jennifer Aniston has shared the heartbreaking reality of working in Europe earlier in 2022 during the Russian invasion in Ukraine.

Friends actress Jennifer Aniston was in Paris, France, filming Murder Mystery 2 with Adam Sander, and she has since said that the three months were “challenging” because not only had she not spent that much time away from home since the outbreak began, but “Ukraine was a stone’s throw away.”

“I reminded myself that this is what people need,” the actress told People magazine, admitting she felt “so useless” during that period.

“People want to laugh. People need comedies. People like to not think for a minute.”

Russian military entered the country in the early hours of Thursday, February 24th, and the brutality has played out on our televisions and social media in the months following.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, among other prominent figures, have issued a statement condemning the Russian government’s conduct.

“Prince Harry and Meghan, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex and all of us at Archewell stand with the people of Ukraine against this breach of international and humanitarian law and encourage the global community and its leaders to do the same,” it read.

However, little has happened in the 114 days after the invasion began to deter Russia and its commander, Vladimir Putin.

Ukraine’s towns are still under siege, with daily air strikes, and at least 1,348 people have been killed in Mariupol since the conflict began, making it the “deadliest place in Ukraine,” according to Michelle Bachelet, the UN’s top human rights official.

President Zelenskyy of Ukraine has made countless appearances at award shows and high-profile events to raise awareness of his country’s challenges. The former actor also taped a message for the Grammy Awards in 2022, in which he urged the international community to continue to speak out against Putin and to remind the world of the atrocities he is committing.