Korean netizens heartbroken to see many Ukrainians take shelter in a subway station in front of a K-pop billboard

On February 24, it was declared that Russia has officially begun its full-scale invasion of Ukraine. News reports have been made on this day that explosions have gone off in numerous Ukrainian cities and military bases. 

With the Russian troops attempting to take over the major cities crossing all possible city borders. Already, there have been many casualties from the explosions, causing many Ukrainians to take shelter in the underground subway station. Photos of many Ukrainians settling down in front of the billboard signs celebrating K-pop idols' birthdays have been shared in online communities breaking the hearts of people around the world. 

Korean netizens also have been heartbroken to see many of these Ukrainian citizens making their beds in front of J-Hope's birthday billboard that was put up by the BTS fandom in Ukraine. Netizens commented, "I hope that J-Hope would bring hope to these people and a miracle happens," "J-Hope's birthday was February 18, so this was really a few weeks ago that they would have celebrated there. This is really heartbreaking, I hope that this can all end in a peaceful manner," "This is so sad. It really hurts my heart," "I'm keeping everyone in my prayers," and "I hope that a miracle happens and all those people are safe."