Bombs, Bodies and Barbecues: Independence Day on Ukraine's Frontline
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Every 24th August, Ukraine celebrates Independence Day. This year we commemorate the 35th anniversary of the restoration of our independence. The word restoration is not a semantic detail: it reflects a historical reality. Ukraine was not born in 1991 after the disappearance of the Soviet Union. It regained a state condition whose history goes back ... Continue reading "Thirty-five years of independence: more than a thousand years of state" The …
Ukraine marks its 35th anniversary of independence on August 24. The celebration is once again taking place in the shadow of war. Russian missiles and drones attack Ukrainian cities almost daily, and there is no sign of a quick end to the war.
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In 1991, the Ukrainian Verkhovna Rada adopted the Act of Independence of Ukraine. The name was adopted as Ukraine. Previously, it was the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic. The first state to recognize independent Ukraine was Poland. The official ceremony schedule has not been released. Ukrainians will celebrate their independence today. Residents of Kyiv and other Ukrainian towns and villages on this day wish for the war to end as soon as pos…
Since then, Ukraine has taken a difficult path: from a state that the world was only beginning to know and learn to see beyond the prism of relations with Russia, until it became a European and democratic country that today defends not only its own freedom, but also the security of the whole of Europe.
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