


Letter 132
Svyatoslav, 10 y.o.
Dear Santa,
My name is Sviatoslav Kyseliov, I am 10 years old. I wish you good health and many letters and gifts.
Please make it so there will be no more explosions and that peace will come to Ukraine.
With gratitude,
Sviatoslav



Letter 134
Oleksandr, 9 y.o.
War is a terrible tragedy that has touched every Ukrainian.
My father was a volunteer — he went to protect us: my mother, my little sister, and me. He is no longer with us; he gave his life so that we could live.
I dream of being able to keep building — to assemble cars, airplanes, and ships from Lego. I would really love to have a big, big Lego set as a gift.
And to our defenders — from the bottom of my heart, I bow to you. Please come home alive. Your courage and heroism inspire us to believe in victory. We are free in our dreams.



Letter 135
Sofia, 11 y.o.
A big thank-you to you, our defender, for your resilience and courage. You protect my land, our country, far away from your own home — but know and remember that we are grateful to you for giving us the chance to grow, to study, to laugh, and to talk with our teachers and friends at school.
For me to study well, I need a laptop for online lessons.
We are a strong nation — we cannot be defeated or frightened. Victory will be ours!
Glory to Ukraine! Glory to the heroes!
From Sofiia,
5th grade student, Lider Lyceum



Letter 136
Nikita, 4 y.o.
Greetings!
I am the mother of Nikita Viktorovych Medvediev. My son is still very little to write letters himself. He is only just learning how to write letters and can repeat short texts by example.
Since the age of two, Nikita has loved trains and railways very much. He dreams of having a “big, big fast train with carriages” — in his own words. He wishes for a train that can move on the floor by itself and make sounds.
We would be endlessly grateful if his dream came true.
With gratitude,
Diana Medvedieva, Nikita’s mom




Letter 151
Anastasia, 9 y.o.
Good day, Santa!
My name is Nastia, I am 9 years old, and I study in class 3-V.
I wish for peace to come soon, for the rockets, drones, and air raid alarms to disappear, and for all the soldiers to return home alive. I also dream of going back home myself and seeing my dear grandparents, because I miss them very much — I haven’t seen them for three whole years.
Dear Santa, I would like to ask you for a tablet, as I have been dreaming about it for a long time.
Thank you very much, Santa. I also wish for the dreams of all children in the world to come true.
With respect,
Nastia



Letter 155
Olga, 7 y.o.
Dear Santa,
My name is Olya, I am 7 years old. I have a best friend named Yuliana. I live with my mom, and my dad works as a military doctor.
I wish for the war to end, though I know you cannot make that happen. I will be happy with any gift you bring.
With love,
Olya

















