Cristiano Ronaldo tweets in support of besieged Ghouta children

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Home Sport Cristiano Ronaldo tweets in support of besieged Ghouta children 14-03-2018 06:59 AM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Famous football player Cristiano Ronaldo recently tweeted a video in support of the children of eastern Ghouta. The video was created by the charity organization, Save the Children, which was founded in 1919 and works on helping children around the world. In his tweet, Ronaldo wrote: “be strong. Have faith. Never give up.” This is not the first time that the football star has teamed up with the organization to help children in Syria. In 2016, he tweeted a video to support them, and Save the Children announced that he had made a “generous donation”. *Al Arabiya

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Cristiano Ronaldo tweets in support of besieged Ghouta children

14-03-2018 06:59 AM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Famous football player Cristiano Ronaldo recently tweeted a video in support of the children of eastern Ghouta.

The video was created by the charity organization, Save the Children, which was founded in 1919 and works on helping children around the world.

In his tweet, Ronaldo wrote: “be strong. Have faith. Never give up.”

This is not the first time that the football star has teamed up with the organization to help children in Syria.

In 2016, he tweeted a video to support them, and Save the Children announced that he had made a “generous donation”.

*Al Arabiya

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