had an

important meeting with the mayor of Tallinn,

.

During it, the TV presenter raised important questions about Ukrainians.

Later, on her Instagram, Nikityuk told her fans how her visit to the capital of Estonia went

"February 24 is a terrible date in Ukraine, it is the beginning of a full-scale war. February 24 is Independence Day in Estonia. For Estonians, Independence Day is like a birthday! It is a fun and at the same time sad holiday. Because the Estonian people remember remembers and never forgets the terrible Soviet repressions. Therefore, this day for them is filled with tears of happiness and sadness. At the meeting, the mayor of Tallinn told me that when everyone learned about the full-scale invasion of Russia into Ukraine, the Estonian wound opened again and began to bleed..." - shared Lesya.

Lesya Nikituk with the mayor of Tallinn / Photo: instagram.com/lesia_nikituk

As the TV presenter said, that is why the Estonian authorities and people immediately began to support the Ukrainians and offer their help.

Also, many Estonians now send their donations to Ukraine and believe in the Armed Forces.

"Estonia accepted approximately 55,000 Ukrainian refugees, which is 4% of the population of this country. Social services, education services - all this is provided to people fleeing the war. Estonia created thousands of places in schools for the children of refugees from Ukraine, new schools were opened, in particular Freedom School in Tallinn," said Nikitiuk.

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