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August 24: 33 Years of Ukrainian Independence

On this day, we commemorate the 1991 Declaration of Independence, when Ukraine chose freedom from the USSR.Today, for the 11th consecutive year, this national holiday is marked by war. Yet, the courage and determination of the Ukrainian people remain unwavering.Each day brings us closer to the moment when Ukraine will fully regain its sovereignty and freedom. A day will come when this holiday will be celebrated as it should be— in peace and joy!Kudos and heartfelt thanks to everyone fighting for a just and lasting peace.A glimpse into August 24, 1991.French and Ukrainians Unite Today in France to Show Unwavering Solidarity with Ukraine on its National Day, Marking 33 Years of Independence!The French st...

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Russian terrorist attack on an Olympic complex in Ukraine

🔴 Another terrorist attack by Russia! On August 23, the Kremlin once again targeted key sports infrastructure in Ukraine.🎯🏊‍♂️ The Russian military struck the ‘Olympiysky’ Olympic complex in the city of Kurakhovo, Donetsk region, including an outdoor Olympic swimming pool that had hosted several national competitions.💥 This attack once again demonstrates Russia’s intent to spread terror, destroying not only lives but also symbols of peace and unity.🚨 Russia is a TERRORIST state. As long as its forces, supported by Belarus, continue the ongoing genocide, Russian and Belarusian athletes must be banned from all international competitions, WITHOUT EXCEPTION.❗️ Stand With Ukraine calls on the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) t...

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August 23: National Flag Day!

Today, as every August 23, Ukraine celebrates National Flag Day!🇺🇦 Since the start of the Russian invasion, the Ukrainian flag has become a powerful symbol of resistance against the aggressor.💙💛 These iconic colors reflect the essence of Ukraine’s nature: an azure sky over golden fields of wheat and corn.Rooted deeply in Ukrainian identity, the blue and yellow date back to the 15th century, representing water and fire. First adopted in 1918 by the Ukrainian People's Republic and reinstated in 1991, this flag embodies the nation's spirit of independence and

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