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Ukranian legends Jinjer have announced today that the Ukranian government has allowed them passage to the rest of Europe - to act as ambassadors to speak to the rest of the world about what is happening in Ukraine.

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Obviously at this point, everyone is aware of the atrocities being committed there - and right from the start of the conflict, Jinjer were at the forefront of it all. Read our coverage of what they were doing to speak out and help during the start of the conflict and the ensuing weeks.


Yesterday, they announced on their social media that they have been granted permission to be able to leave the country to raise funds and awareness about the conflict. "We are very honored to announce that together with the help of the Ukrainian Ministry Of Culture, that we have successfully been granted permission to travel abroad as ambassadors of our country to raise funds and awareness about the war raging back home. This is a huge honor for us as a band and as citizens. We will do our part to make sure that this war stops as soon as possible! Come support, dance and scream your hearts out for Ukraine!"

We are very honored to announce that we have successfully been granted permission to travel abroad as to raise funds and...

Posted by Jinjer on Wednesday, June 8, 2022


Big Hell Yes. They also dropped this video for Call Me A Symbol yesterday with a message to the world from the Ukraine. Call Me A Symbol was on their 2021 album Wallflowers.