There was a panic on the Times Square of New York on Saturday afternoon after a person was stabbed in broad daylight in the vicinity of where a mars took place in support of Ukraine.
There were thousands of people, including tourists and demonstrators in the area when the stabbing took place around 3 p.m. on West 47th Street.
The NYPD confirmed that officers were looking for a 20-year-old Asian man, about 5 feet 5 centimeters that a black puffer jacket was wearing.
No details were released about the identity of the victim or what happened in the moments before stabbing. The situation of the person was unclear on Saturday evening.
Protesters were gathered to gather themselves to support Ukraine to commemorate the third anniversary of the Russian invasion.
Swinging Ukrainian flags and holding banners with messages such as 'Russia is a terrorist state' and 'stand with Ukraine', demonstrators offered continuous global support.
There was panic on the Times Square of New York on Saturday afternoon after a person was stabbed in broad daylight in the vicinity of where a march took place to support Ukraine
The NYPD confirmed that officers were looking for a 20-year-old Asian man, about 5 feet 5 centimeters who wore a black puffer jacket
There were thousands of people, including tourists and demonstrators in the area when the stabbing took place around 3 p.m. on West 47th Street
Protesters came together in songs, waving with Ukrainian flags, including one of dozens of people.
The city is the home of the largest Ukrainian community in the US, with around 150,000 Ukrainian New Yorkers.
The demonstration took place one day after President Donald Trump and the Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zenskyy clashed in an explosive way during the meeting in the Oval Office of the White House.
During the diplomatic broadcast around the world, Trump claimed that his Ukrainian counterpart 'gambled with the Second World War'.
The demonstration took place a day after President Donald Trump and the Ukrainian leader VolodyMyr Zensky stuck in an explosive way during the meeting in the White House
A person holds the Ukrainian flag when the national anthem of Ukraine is sung as members of the New York Ukrainian community and supporters collected in Times Square on Saturday
A person has a sign as members of the New York Ukrainian community and supporters gather in Times Square
New York City is the home of the largest Ukrainian community in the US, with around 150,000 Ukrainian New Yorkers
Protesters were gathered to gather themselves to support Ukraine to commemorate the third anniversary of the Russia invasion
Ukrainian soldiers were also present at the rally in Times Square
Protesters came together in songs, waving in Ukrainian flags, including one of dozens of people
The Ukrainian leader was also accused of not being grateful enough for American military aid by both the American president and his vice president JD Vance, after trying to question part of their claims.
The spit has shaken the foundations of NATO, with European allies who gather on the side of Ukraine, while Trump's American financiers have urged him to stand up for the interests of their country.
Media reports On Saturday, Trump suggested cutting all the help to Ukraine after their collision.
