Cyber security experts are warning anyone donating to Ukrainian causes to be on their guard against fraud. Beware text messages, emails, phone calls, and banner ads seeking support for victims. Instead, donate to established charities.
Goal, Concern, Unicef and the Irish Red Cross are just four of the organisations accepting donations for those affected by the conflict. In addition, Médecins Sans Frontières, also known as Doctors Without Borders, is setting up emergency response activities in Ukraine.
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